unacquainted in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for unacquainted in the English»Spanish Dictionary

unacquainted [Am ˌənəˈkweɪn(t)əd, Brit ʌnəˈkweɪntɪd] ADJ form

to be unacquainted with sth

desconocer algo

I'm not unacquainted with her writings

su obra no me es desconocida

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First years unacquainted with the annual ritual can expect an onslaught of friendly faces wearing colourful t-shirts and wielding professionally-designed flyers.

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For the unacquainted, his parents owned a dancehall, both were singers (his father also played melodeon) and together had nine children who grew up steeped in music.

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The downside of this decision, he explains, is it left him unacquainted with some of the components of the bar exam.

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For this reason, it is always a mistake to put two unacquainted men of opposing political views opposite each other.

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Retail traders unacquainted with a specific research entity may neglect to comprehend thesestock recommendations.

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For those unacquainted with the term, social entrepreneurship is the hottest thing currently going in the world of philanthropy.

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The open-air restaurant can be a bit tucked away for the unacquainted, but it's well-worth worth seeking out.

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For those unacquainted with him, it may be more of a puzzle.

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The woman unacquainted with sadness will not be able to show us melancholy.

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Here the woman was exposed to temptation from a being with whom she was unacquainted.

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