unafraid in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

unafraid in the PONS Dictionary

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unafraid Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be unafraid of sb/sth
no tener miedo de alguien/algo
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Like many island species they were also reported to have been friendly and unafraid of humans.
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He is shown standing tall, his mouth open, his shining eyes transfixed, he speaks his mind, untrammeled and unafraid.
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He is at first unafraid but is rapidly struck by a bolt of lightning.
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Representing the continuum between tradition and contemporary, the works are unafraid to be exotic and yet conceptual.
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Like many island species, they were reported to have been friendly and unafraid of humans.
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Not knowing what a hunter is, they are completely unafraid of humans, and allow themselves to be photographed.
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Perhaps taking them as an example, bisexuals or bi-curious people began to be unafraid to announce their orientation.
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The boy, again unafraid, shouted up the chimney that the other half was needed.
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He is described as being unafraid of any situation despite heavy enemy fire.
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He was calm and unafraid, cooperative with his executioners, calm and soldierly to the last.: 4.
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