unrepeatable in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for unrepeatable in the English»Spanish Dictionary

unrepeatable [Am ˌənrəˈpidəb(ə)l, Brit ʌnrɪˈpiːtəb(ə)l] ADJ

1. unrepeatable (verbally shocking):

unrepeatable

irrepetible

unrepeatable

que no puede repetirse

2. unrepeatable (occurring only once):

unrepeatable offer/success

irrepetible

Translations for unrepeatable in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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unrepeatable in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for unrepeatable in the English»Spanish Dictionary

unrepeatable [ˌʌnrɪˈpi:təbl, Am -t̬ə-] ADJ (shocking)

unrepeatable

irrepetible

unrepeatable sale price

inmejorable

Translations for unrepeatable in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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irreproducible

unrepeatable

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English

And when they're finished it'll be unrepeatable, it'll never be done again.

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Painting, music, engineering, and design came together to create an unrepeatable moment of innovation.

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A unique opportunity to live an unrepeatable experience among the unfinished works, accessible for the first time.

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Through mathematical solutions found within the chaos of unpredictable, unrepeatable random numbers, new bitcoins are conceived and blocks created.

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For foodies, there could be few gastronomic experiences more exciting than sampling a unique, unrepeatable meal.

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And while the novel has a number of decent, though mostly unrepeatable one-liners, it is far and away too long.

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This week, he told me four quite unrepeatable jokes.

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Remind me again how a purely speculative, unquantifiable, untestable, and unrepeatable philosophy is under the banner of science these days.

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I spent one day a week looking after our twin daughters, enjoying that magic, unrepeatable time before they went to school.

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An amazing and possibly unrepeatable sequence ended with 17 consecutive matches won.

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