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1) (not guided by good sense or reason: It is unreasonable to expect children to work so hard.) irrazonable, poco razonable2) (excessive, or too great: That butcher charges unreasonable prices.) excesivounreasonable adj poco razonable / excesivotr[ʌn'riːzənəbəl]1 poco razonable, irrazonable2 (irrational) irracional3 (excessive) desmesurado,-a, desmedido,-a; (prices) exorbitante4 (hour) inoportuno,-aunreasonable [.ʌn'ri:zənəbəl] adj1) irrational: poco razonable, irrazonable, irracional2) excessive: excesivounreasonable prices: precios excesivosadj.• desrazonable adj.• excesivo, -a adj.• irrazonable adj.'ʌn'riːzṇəbəladjective <person/attitude> poco razonable, irrazonable; <demand/price> excesivo, poco razonable[ʌn'riːznǝbl]ADJ [person, behaviour] irrazonable, poco razonable; [price, amount] excesivo* * *['ʌn'riːzṇəbəl]adjective <person/attitude> poco razonable, irrazonable; <demand/price> excesivo, poco razonable
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