unsure in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for unsure in the English»Spanish Dictionary

unsure [Am ˌənˈʃʊr, Brit ʌnˈʃʊə] ADJ

unsure in the PONS Dictionary

unsure Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be unsure how/what ...
no ser seguro cómo/qué...
to be unsure about sth
no estar seguro de algo
to be unsure of oneself
no estar seguro de uno mismo
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Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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They were also unsure if they could trust those persons with disabilities to perform requested tasks correctly.
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They also noted that although in the short term estrogen can have positive effects, they are unsure of its reliability in the long term.
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As no one had ever built an industrial-scale nuclear reactor before, scientists were unsure how much heat would be generated by fission during normal operations.
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Gil is conflicted about his relationship with the psyma clan and unsure of how to react when salamandes calls him brother.
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She's unsure at first because she doesn't want to ruin a friendship.
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It is unsure if this character was voiced by a new actor, or removed entirely from the film.
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He was unsure whether to accept but realised that as unofficial second in command...
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Initially she was unsure about the sport and her parents had to give her a small push to join a competitive club.
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If they are unsure of the words, he will help them to make the message clearer.
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However, even when the fate of the publication of the game was unsure, the team continued to work on its development.
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