unwanted

unwanted
unwanted adj no deseado
unwanted
tr[ʌn'wɒntɪd]
adjective
1 (child) no deseado,-a
2 (advice etc) no solicitado,-a, no pedido,-a
3 (superfluous) superfluo,-a
unwanted [.ʌn'wɑntəd] adj
: superfluo, de sobre
unwanted
adj.
no deseado adj.
superfluo, -a adj.
'ʌn'wɔːntəd, ʌn'wɒntɪd
adjective <pregnancy/child> no deseado; <object> superfluo, que no se necesita

I feel unwanted here — siento que estoy de más aquí

['ʌn'wɒntɪd]
ADJ [item] superfluo; [visitor, guest] poco grato, inoportuno; [child, pregnancy, advances, attention] no deseado

to feel unwanted — sentirse de más

an unwanted gift — un regalo sin estrenar

to remove unwanted hair — quitar el vello superfluo

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['ʌn'wɔːntəd, ʌn'wɒntɪd]
adjective <pregnancy/child> no deseado; <object> superfluo, que no se necesita

I feel unwanted here — siento que estoy de más aquí


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