unsafe

unsafe
unsafe adj inseguro / peligroso
unsafe
tr[ʌn'seɪf]
adjective
1 (risky) inseguro,-a, arriesgado,-a
2 (dangerous) peligroso,-a
unsafe [.ʌn'seɪf] adj
: inseguro
unsafe
adj.
• inseguro, -a adj.
• peligroso, -a adj.
'ʌn'seɪf
adjective <vehicle/street/area> inseguro, peligroso

that car is unsafe to drive — es un peligro manejar or (Esp) conducir ese coche

we feel unsafe at night — por la noche nos sentimos inseguros

['ʌn'seɪf]
ADJ
1) (=dangerous) [building, neighbourhood] peligroso, poco seguro; [machine, vehicle, wiring] poco seguro, peligroso; [working conditions] peligroso

the car is unsafe to drive — el coche no está en condiciones de conducirlo

it is unsafe to walk there at night — es peligroso caminar por ahí de noche

to declare a building unsafe — declarar un edificio un peligro

2) (=in danger)

to be unsafe — [person] estar en peligro

to feel unsafe — no sentirse seguro

3) (Jur) (=dubious) [evidence, conviction, verdict] abierto a revisión judicial
4) (=unprotected)

unsafe sex — relaciones fpl sexuales sin protección

* * *
['ʌn'seɪf]
adjective <vehicle/street/area> inseguro, peligroso

that car is unsafe to drive — es un peligro manejar or (Esp) conducir ese coche

we feel unsafe at night — por la noche nos sentimos inseguros


English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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