unfussy in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for unfussy in the English»Spanish Dictionary

unfussy [Am ˌənˈfəsi, Brit ʌnˈfʌsi] ADJ

unfussy

sencillo

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

But then the cruise unfussy would really suffer.

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A motley collection of vintage chandeliers adds a punch of extravagance to the otherwise unfussy space.

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The user interface has been designed to work well on a boat at sea: small and unfussy layouts are used.

theconversation.com

Intelligent, unfussy, prepared to do the dog work, he was playing much deeper than he normally does.

www.independent.ie

His essays are almost entirely unfussy, but they're obviously the product of wide and thoughtful reading.

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Both bistros have been designed to have great simple food, a discerning wine offering and unfussy service.

londonist.com

Nice, unfussy looking pie, but heavy pastry and filling too sweet even for the teenager.

www.telegraph.co.uk

The layout is neat and unfussy, though the battery does look a bit puny.

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But their unfussy canine counterparts have a similar number of bitter taste receptors -- so why are cats so finicky?

theconversation.com

It normally seems to be unfussy as to light and water conditions, and doesn't need a rich substrate.

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