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1 unattended
(not under the care or supervision of anybody: It is dangerous to leave small children unattended in the house.) desatendido, solotr[ʌnə'tendɪd]1 (children) sin vigilar2 (not looked after) desatendido,-a3 (alone) solo,-aadj.• desatendido, -a adj.• inasistido, -a adj.• sin guardia adj.'ʌnə'tendəd, ˌʌnə'tendɪdadjective (usu pred)a) (unwatched, unsupervised)b) ( not dealt with) desatendido, descuidado['ʌnǝ'tendɪd]ADJ1) (=not looked after) [shop, machine, luggage] desatendido, sin atender; [child] soloplease do not leave your luggage unattended — por favor, no abandonen su equipaje
2) (=unaccompanied) [king etc] sin escolta* * *['ʌnə'tendəd, ˌʌnə'tendɪd]adjective (usu pred)a) (unwatched, unsupervised)b) ( not dealt with) desatendido, descuidado
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