informal

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informal

adjective

1. informal (desenfadado, no solemne)

una reunión informal -> an informal meeting
vestido de manera informal -> casually dressed

2. unreliable (irresponsable)

informal [in-for-mahl’]

adjective

1. Informal, irregular (incorrecto).

2. Applied to persons who do not keep their word, or who have no regard for the established forms of society (conducta), unreliable (poco fiable), offhand (maleducado), frivolous (frívolo).

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