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2 unsound
[ʌnsáund]adjective ( unsoundly adverb)nezdrav, bolehen; slab, pomanjkljiv (blago); črviv, trhel, gnil (sadje, les); napokan; zmoten (argument), neosnovan, neverodostojen; nesiguren, nezanesljiv, nesolidenunsound of ( —ali in) mind — slaboumen, neprišteven, duševno bolan -
3 unsound
tr[ʌn'saʊnd]2 (idea) erróneo,-a, falso,-a, equivocado,-a3 (unstable) inestable, débil; (not solid) poco sólido,-a4 (sleep) ligero,-a5 SMALLLAW/SMALL (mentally unstable) demente6 SMALLCOMMERCE/SMALL poco seguro,-a, especulativounsound [.ʌn'saʊnd] adj1) unhealthy: enfermizo, de mala salud2) : poco sólido, defectuoso (dícese de una estructura, etc.)3) invalid: inválido, erróneo4)of unsound mind : mentalmente incapacitadoadj.• cojo, -a adj.• defectuoso, -a adj.• enfermo, -a adj.• erróneo, -a adj.• poco sólido adj.• podrido, -a adj.'ʌn'saʊndadjective <floorboards/foundations> poco sólido or seguro; < argument> poco sólido; < health> precarioto be of unsound mind — ( Law) tener* perturbadas las facultades mentales
['ʌn'saʊnd]ADJ (in health) malo; (in construction) defectuoso; (=unstable) poco sólido or estable; [argument] poco sólidoof unsound mind — (Jur) mentalmente incapacitado
the book is unsound on some points — el libro yerra en algunos puntos, no hay que fiarse del libro en ciertos aspectos
* * *['ʌn'saʊnd]adjective <floorboards/foundations> poco sólido or seguro; < argument> poco sólido; < health> precarioto be of unsound mind — ( Law) tener* perturbadas las facultades mentales
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4 unsound
[ʌn'saʊnd]to be of unsound mind — dir. essere incapace di intendere e di volere
* * *unsound /ʌnˈsaʊnd/a.1 non solido; instabile: The building was structurally unsound, l'edificio era strutturalmente instabile; unsound timber, legname difettoso2 infondato; privo di fondamento: an unsound argument, un argomento infondato; unsound reasoning, ragionamenti che non reggono; scientifically unsound, senza alcun fondamento scientifico; an unsound policy, una politica che non ha solide basi3 incerto; rischioso: an unsound investment, un investimento azzardato; The company was fundamentally unsound, l'azienda mancava sostanzialmente di solidità4 (fig.) irragionevole: His colleagues felt his views were somewhat unsound, i suoi colleghi avevano la sensazione che le sue opinioni fossero alquanto irragionevoli● u sleep, sonno agitato □ economically unsound, antieconomico □ environmentally unsound, dannoso per l'ambente □ (leg.) of unsound mind, incapace di intendere e di volere.* * *[ʌn'saʊnd]to be of unsound mind — dir. essere incapace di intendere e di volere
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5 unsound
ks. 1 tak waras. of u. mind tak waras otak. 2 tak kokoh (policy, firm). 3 tak nyenyak (of sleep). 4 yang tidak sehat (theory).
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