unheard

un·heard  (n-hûrd)

adj.

1. Not heard: unheard pleas for help.

2. Not given a hearing; not listened to: unheard objections.

3. Archaic Not heard of; obscure.

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unheard [ʌnˈhɜːd]

adj

1. not heard; not perceived by the ear

2. not listened to or granted a hearing his warning went unheard

3. Archaic unheard-of

Thesaurus

Adj.

1.

unheard - not necessarily inaudible but not heard inaudible, unhearable - impossible to hear; imperceptible by the ear; "an inaudible conversation"

Translations

unheard [ˈʌnˈhɜːd] ADJ

1. (= ignored) she condemned him unheard → lo condenó sin escucharlo
his pleas went unheard → hicieron caso omiso de sus ruegos

2. (= not heard) his cries went unheard → nadie oyó sus gritos
a previously unheard opera → una ópera inédita

unheard [ˌʌnˈhɜː^rd]

adv

to condemn sb unheard → condamner qn sans jugement
to go unheard (= be ignored) [pleas, protest, cries] → ne pas être entendu(e)

adj (= not heard) [melody, recording] → inédit(e)
unheard of unheard-of [ˌʌnˈhɜː^rdɒv] adj

(= unknown) → inconnu(e)
almost unheard of → rarissime
Crime is almost unheard of → La criminalité est rarissime.

(= unprecedented) → sans précédent

unheard

adj → ungehört; (fig) voice → unbeachtet; to condemn somebody unheard → jdn verurteilen, ohne ihn angehört zu haben; to go unheard (lit) → ungehört bleiben; (fig also) → unbeachtet bleiben