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1 unqualified
1) (not having the necessary qualifications (eg for a job): unqualified teachers/nurses; He is unqualified for the job.) no cualificado, sin título2) (complete; without limits: He deserves our unqualified praise.) incondicional; sin reserva; totaltr[ʌn'kwɒlɪfaɪd]1 (lacking qualification) sin título; (incompetent) incompetente2 (absolute) incondicional; (denial) rotundo,-a3 (endorsement) sin reserva; (success) total, sin paliativosunqualified [.ʌn'kwɑlə.faɪd] adj1) : no calificado, sin título2) complete: completo, absolutoan unqualified denial: una negación incondicionaladj.• incompetente adj.• incondicional adj.• inhábil adj.• redomado, -a adj.• sin título adj.'ʌn'kwɑːləfaɪd, ʌn'kwɒlɪfaɪd1) (complete, total) <approval/agreement> incondicional, sin restricciones; < disaster> absolutothe campaign was an unqualified success/failure — la campaña fue un éxito/fracaso rotundo
2) ( without qualifications) <teacher/nurse> sin titulación or título, no titulado; < staff> no calificado or (Esp) cualificado['ʌn'kwɒlɪfaɪd]ADJ1) (=without qualifications) [person, staff, pilot] no calificado, no cualificado; [teacher] sin título, no titulado2) (=unmitigated) [success, disaster] rotundo, total y absoluto; [acceptance, support, approval] incondicional* * *['ʌn'kwɑːləfaɪd, ʌn'kwɒlɪfaɪd]1) (complete, total) <approval/agreement> incondicional, sin restricciones; < disaster> absolutothe campaign was an unqualified success/failure — la campaña fue un éxito/fracaso rotundo
2) ( without qualifications) <teacher/nurse> sin titulación or título, no titulado; < staff> no calificado or (Esp) cualificado
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