underprepared in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for underprepared in the English»Spanish Dictionary

underprepared [Am ˌəndərprəˈpɛrd, Brit ʌndəprɪˈpɛːd] ADJ

underprepared

poco preparado

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And this decline will bring with it wholly different problems -- ones which, so far, we are woefully underprepared for.

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This is what an underprepared surface looks like.

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He saw young people who were underprepared for work and life after high school.

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And she is rarely, if ever, underprepared, arriving into each meeting clutching her folder with carefully colour-coded and prepared sections.

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His monologues are hacky; his interviews are at times insincere and underprepared.

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As a general rule, it is best to be overprepared than underprepared.

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This is the kind of music, especially in the vocal department, where you can't be underprepared.

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These systems are bullseyes for thieves, and the escalation of attacks shows how underprepared the healthcare system is to ward them off.

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These pitches are starting to look a bit underprepared.

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However, the brigade was criticized for being underprepared for war.

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