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unseen [ʌnˈsiːn] adj 1. not observed or perceived; invisible 2. (Social Science / Education) (of passages of writing) not previously seen or prepared n
(Social Science / Education) Chiefly Brit a passage, not previously seen, that is presented to students for translation ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
unseen adjective 1. unobserved, undetected, unperceived, lurking, unnoticed, unobtrusive I can now accept that there are unseen forces at work. Translations unseen [ˈʌnˈsiːn] A. ADJ (= hidden) → oculto; (= unknown) → desconocido; [translation] → hecho a primera vista he managed to get through unseen → logró pasar inadvertido B. N 1. (Scol) → traducción f (al idioma materno)hecha a primera vista unseen adj → ungesehen; (= invisible) → unsichtbar; (= unobserved) escape → unbemerkt; unseen by the public → der Öffentlichkeit nicht vorgestellt; unseen translation/examination paper (esp Brit Sch, Univ) → unvorbereitete Übersetzung/Prüfung n (esp Brit) → unvorbereitete Herübersetzung unseen [ʌnˈsiːn] 1. adj (person) → inosservato/a; (danger) → nascosto/a (Scol) (translation) → all'impronta 2. n (Scol) → traduzione f all'impronta unseen [ʌnˈsiːn] 1. adj (person) → inosservato/a; (danger) → nascosto/a (Scol) (translation) → all'impronta 2. n (Scol) → traduzione f all'impronta How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| So frantic were their efforts to escape from the unseen thing behind me that one of the braves was hurled headlong from the cliff to the rocks below. The horse is hot and distressed, but answers to the desperate spurring; the rider looks as if his eyes were glazed by madness, and he saw nothing but what was unseen by others. One was that it was lighted from some unseen source; for no sun or moon was in the arched blue sky, although every object was flooded with a clear and perfect light. |
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