innumerate in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for innumerate in the English»Italian Dictionary

innumerate [Brit ɪˈnjuːm(ə)rət, Am ɪˈn(j)umərət] ADJ Brit

to be innumerate (unable to count)

non essere capace di contare

to be innumerate (uncomfortable with maths)

non avere dimestichezza con la matematica

Translations for innumerate in the Italian»English Dictionary

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non essere capace a contare

to be innumerate

innumerate in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for innumerate in the English»Italian Dictionary

innumerate [ɪ·ˈnu:·mɚ·ət] ADJ

to be innumerate

non saper far di conto

innumerate Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be innumerate

non saper far di conto

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Bob has been good at deceiving his innumerate followers into thinking that 32 plus 5 equals 39.

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Reports like these must appear very compelling to the innumerate journalists with little understanding of science.

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Spotlights have narrow focus, and so empathy is innumerate, favouring the one over the many, the specific over the statistical.

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Twenty-two per cent of our school-leavers are innumerate, and 17 per cent are illiterate.

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It said the latest data suggested 22 per cent of 16- to 19-year-olds were now functionally innumerate, while 17 per cent were illiterate.

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Being illiterate, innumerate or uneducated almost always condemns one to poverty and poor health.

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How are young people better prepared for it if they are monoglot, innumerate, unscientific and can not spell useful words such as "chlamydia" or "deficit"?

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Why are people not ashamed of being innumerate?

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I wanted my daughter and son, unlike their innumerate mummy, to be taught maths by someone with a degree in maths.

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This results in actions that turn out to be parochial, narrow-minded and innumerate.

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