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1 unworldly
tr[ʌn'wɜːldlɪ]1 poco mundano,-a, poco realista2 (spiritual) espiritual; (naïve) ingenuo,-aadj.• espiritual adj.• no mundano adj.• poco mundano adj.'ʌn'wɜːrldli, ʌn'wɜːldlia) ( unconcerned with material things) poco materialista, idealistab) ( unsophisticated) con poco mundo['ʌn'wɜːldlɪ]ADJ1) (=unmaterialistic) [person] nada materialista2) (=naïve) [person, attitude] ingenuo, poco realista3) (=not of this world) [beauty, silence] de otro mundo* * *['ʌn'wɜːrldli, ʌn'wɜːldli]a) ( unconcerned with material things) poco materialista, idealistab) ( unsophisticated) con poco mundo -
2 indifferent
in'difrənt1) ((often with to) showing no interest in or not caring about (opinions, events etc): She is quite indifferent to other people's suffering.) indiferente2) (not very good: He is a rather indifferent card-player.) mediocre•- indifference
indifferent adj indiferentetr[ɪn'dɪfərənt]1 (gen) indiferente (to, a)2 (mediocre, average) mediocre, regular, pobreindifferent [ɪn'dɪfrənt, -'dɪfə-] adj1) unconcerned: indiferente2) mediocre: mediocreadj.• desaprovechado, -a adj.• desganado, -a adj.• desinteresado, -a adj.• duro, -a adj.• frío, -a adj.• glacial adj.• helado, -a adj.• imparcial adj.• indiferente adj.• negado, -a adj.• seco, -a adj.ɪn'dɪfrənt1) ( uninterested) indiferenteindifferent TO something/somebody: he is quite indifferent to that sort of thing — ese tipo de cosa le es or le resulta totalmente indiferente
good, bad or indifferent? — ¿bueno, malo o regular?
[ɪn'dɪfrǝnt]ADJ1) (=uninterested) indiferente2) (=unsympathetic) indiferenteI could not remain indifferent to their suffering — no podía permanecer indiferente a su sufrimiento
3) pej (=mediocre) mediocre, regulara glass of indifferent wine — un vaso de un vino mediocre or regular
4) (=of no importance)it is indifferent to me — me es igual or indiferente
* * *[ɪn'dɪfrənt]1) ( uninterested) indiferenteindifferent TO something/somebody: he is quite indifferent to that sort of thing — ese tipo de cosa le es or le resulta totalmente indiferente
good, bad or indifferent? — ¿bueno, malo o regular?
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3 unconcern
(lack of interest or anxiety: He received the news of his failure with apparent unconcern.) indiferencia- unconcernedly
n.• desempacho s.m.• despreocupación s.f.• frialdad s.f.• indiferencia s.f.['ʌnkǝn'sɜːn]N (=calm) calma f, tranquilidad f ; (in face of danger) sangre f fría; (=lack of interest) indiferencia f, despreocupación f -
4 undisturbed
tr[ʌndɪs'tɜːbd]1 (person) tranquilo,-a2 (objects) intacto,-a, sin tocarundisturbed [.ʌndɪ'stərbd] adj: tranquilo (dícese de una persona), sin tocar (dícese de un objeto)adj.• imperturbado, -a adj.• sin tocar adj.• tranquilo, -a adj.'ʌndɪ'stɜːrbd, ˌʌndɪ'stɜːbda) ( untouched)b) ( uninterrupted) < sleep> tranquiloc) ( unworried) tranquilo['ʌndɪs'tɜːbd]he seemed undisturbed by the rumors — los rumores parecían no perturbarlo or preocuparlo
1. ADJ1) (=untouched) tranquilo2) (=uninterrupted) [sleep] ininterrumpido[person]you need a quiet place where you will be undisturbed — necesitas un lugar tranquilo donde no se te moleste
he likes to be left undisturbed — no le gusta que se le interrumpa, no quiere que le interrumpan las visitas or llamadas
3) (=unconcerned)to be undisturbed — no dejarse perturbar or (LAm) alterar
he was undisturbed by this — no se dejó perturbar or (LAm) alterar por ello
2.ADV [work, play, sleep] sin ser molestado* * *['ʌndɪ'stɜːrbd, ˌʌndɪ'stɜːbd]a) ( untouched)b) ( uninterrupted) < sleep> tranquiloc) ( unworried) tranquilohe seemed undisturbed by the rumors — los rumores parecían no perturbarlo or preocuparlo
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