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in'ækjurət(containing errors; not correct or accurate: inaccurate translation/addition.) impreciso, inexactoinaccurate adj inexacto / imprecisotr[ɪn'ækjərət]1 (gen) inexacto,-a; (incorrect) incorrecto,-a, erróneo,-ainaccurate [ɪn'ækjərət] n: inexacto, erróneo, incorrectoadj.• impreciso, -a adj.• incorrecto, -a adj.• inexacto, -a adj.• infiel adj.ɪn'ækjərəta) <translation/estimate> inexacto, erróneob) <aim/shot> impreciso[ɪn'ækjʊrɪt]ADJ [figures, information, reporting, statement] inexacto, erróneo; [shot, aim, instrument, method] impreciso, poco precisothe report gave a very inaccurate picture of the situation — el informe daba una visión muy inexacta or errónea de la situación
the figures are wildly inaccurate — las cifras son totalmente erróneas or del todo inexactas
* * *[ɪn'ækjərət]a) <translation/estimate> inexacto, erróneob) <aim/shot> impreciso
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