unused

unused
unused adj sin usar
the bike sits in the garage unused la bici está en el garaje sin usar
unused
adjective
1 (tr[ʌn'jʊːzd]) (new) no usado,-a, nuevo,-a, sin estrenar; (not in use) que no se utiliza
■ unused stamps are often more valuable than used ones los sellos no usados a menudo valen más que los usados
■ the drill is second-hand, but unused el taladro es de segunda mano, pero está sin estrenar
■ I need an unused tape necesito una cinta virgen
2 (tr[ʌn'jʊːst]) (unaccustomed) no acostumbrado,-a, desacostumbrado,-a
■ I'm unused to this heat No estoy acostumbrado a que haga tanto calor
unused [.ʌn'ju:zd,] in sense 1 usually [-'ju:st] adj
1) unaccustomed: inhabituado
2) new: nuevo
3) idle: no utilizado (dícese de la tierra)
4) remaining: restante
the unused portion: la porción restante
unused
adj.
• inexhausto, -a adj.
• inusitado, -a adj.
• no acostumbrado adj.
• no usado adj.
• sin usar adj.
adjective
1) 'ʌn'juːzd
a) (new) sin estrenar, nuevo
b) (not made use of) <land> no utilizado or aprovechado, ocioso
2) 'ʌn'juːst (pred)

to be unused TO something/-ING — no estar* acostumbrado a algo/+ inf


I
['ʌn'juːzd]
ADJ (=new) nuevo, sin estrenar; (=not made use of) sin usar or utilizar
II
['ʌn'juːst]
ADJ (=unaccustomed)

to be unused to sth — no estar acostumbrado a algo

to be unused to doing sth — no estar acostumbrado a hacer algo

* * *
adjective
1) ['ʌn'juːzd]
a) (new) sin estrenar, nuevo
b) (not made use of) <land> no utilizado or aprovechado, ocioso
2) ['ʌn'juːst] (pred)

to be unused TO something/-ING — no estar* acostumbrado a algo/+ inf


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