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tr[ʌn'speərɪŋ]1 generoso,-a, pródigo,-a\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLunsparing in one's efforts sin escatimar esfuerzosunsparing of praise pródigo en alabanzasadj.• generoso, -a adj.• incansable adj.• pródigo, -a adj.'ʌn'sperɪŋ, ʌn'speərɪŋadjective <criticism/severity/judgment> implacable, despiadadohe was unsparing in his efforts — no regateó or escatimó esfuerzos
[ʌn'spɛǝrɪŋ]ADJ (=generous) pródigo, generoso; (=untiring) incansable; (=unmerciful) despiadadoto be unsparing in one's efforts to — + infin no regatear esfuerzo por + infin
* * *['ʌn'sperɪŋ, ʌn'speərɪŋ]adjective <criticism/severity/judgment> implacable, despiadadohe was unsparing in his efforts — no regateó or escatimó esfuerzos
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