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tr[ʌnɪn'fɔːmd]1 mal informado,-a, ignorante2 (opinion) sin base, sin fundamentoadj.• desavisado, -a adj.• ignorante adj.• no informado adj.• no instruido adj.'ʌnɪn'fɔːrmd, ˌʌnɪn'fɔːmdadjective <opinion/guess> sin fundamentouninformed ABOUT something: she was uninformed about what was going on in the country — no estaba al tanto or al corriente de lo que estaba pasando en el país
['ʌnɪn'fɔːmd]ADJ [comment, rumour, criticism] infundado; [attitudes, prejudice] ignorantewell-meaning but uninformed people — personas fpl de buenas intenciones pero sin conocimientos
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to be uninformed about sth — no estar informado sobre algo, no estar al corriente or al tanto de algohe could not claim that he was uninformed about the law — no podía afirmar que no estaba informado sobre la ley, no podía afirmar que no estaba al corriente or al tanto de la ley
people are generally very uninformed about the disease — la gente en general está muy poco informada sobre la enfermedad
* * *['ʌnɪn'fɔːrmd, ˌʌnɪn'fɔːmd]adjective <opinion/guess> sin fundamentouninformed ABOUT something: she was uninformed about what was going on in the country — no estaba al tanto or al corriente de lo que estaba pasando en el país
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