Translations for „innumerate“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

in·nu·mer·ate [ɪˈnju:mərət] ADJ esp Brit to be innumerate

innumerate

ne znati šteti ali računati

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English

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

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He also helped the utterly innumerate populace by totting up bills.

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It added that vocational training can be lost on the functionally illiterate and innumerate because they don't have the skills to benefit.

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There is a generation of children who are traumatised, illiterate and innumerate because they have been taken out of their schools.

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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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I'm also not a fan of innumerate reporting in general.

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Traditional moneylenders often do not have either computers or calculators, and neither do their borrowers, who are often illiterate and/or 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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Further, in this age group 26.2% of men and 7.9% of women were illiterate and innumerate.

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

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