insecure in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for insecure in the English»Spanish Dictionary

insecure [Am ˌɪnsəˈkjʊr, Brit ˌɪnsɪˈkjʊə, ˌɪnsɪˈkjɔː] ADJ

1. insecure (unsafe, exposed):

insecure

inseguro

2. insecure (not firmly fixed):

insecure lock/hinge

poco seguro

3. insecure (not confident):

insecure

inseguro

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underneath, she's very insecure

en el fondo es muy insegura

Translations for insecure in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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inseguro (insegura)

insecure

inseguro (insegura)

insecure

insecure in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for insecure in the English»Spanish Dictionary

insecure [ˌɪnsɪˈkjʊəʳ, Am -ˈkjʊr] ADJ

insecure

inseguro, -a

insecure future

incierto, -a

Translations for insecure in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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inseguro (-a)

insecure

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English

He is an insecure man, doing work at the limit of his abilities.

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She makes dinner for him to let him know and apologises for making him feel insecure.

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At the start of their message, they exchange public keys, unencrypted over an insecure line.

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She is often shown as being extremely insecure about herself.

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If he didn't, he would always feel very insecure about him being a werewolf.

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Others have been found insecure, and should never be used.

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People with insecure attachment styles often do not have a history of supportive responses from their partners.

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The dates of his birth and death are insecure.

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It nearly always causes some degree of isolation as a typically insecure person withdraws from people to some extent.

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The restraints were designed to make you feel very insecure, and had few places to hold on.

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