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uninformed [ˈʌnɪnˈfɔːmd]
adjective
[+comment, rumour, criticism] infundado; [+attitudes, prejudice] ignorante I did not want to appear uninformed no quería parecer ignorante; well-meaning but uninformed people personas de buenas intenciones pero sin conocimientos; (f)
you would never dare question what it is they're saying lest you appear ignorant and uninformed they have come in for a lot of criticism, most of it uninformed and unfair it was nothing but uninformed rumours and gossip this sort of uninformed prejudice still lingers There are some special problems that the homosexual faces, stemming mostly from the uninformed attitudes in the society-at-large
to be uninformed about sthabout no estar informado sobre algo; no estar al corriente al tanto de algo;or he could not claim that he was uninformed about the law no podía afirmar que no estaba informado sobre la ley; no podía afirmar que no estaba al corriente al tanto de la ley;or people are generally very uninformed about the disease la gente en general está muy poco informada sobre la enfermedad
adoptive parents were apparently uninformed about the law He could not complain that he was uninformed about the true nature of the regime undergraduates are often largely uninformed about the values and traditions of higher learning he was totally uninformed about the company's financial affairs
the uninformed observerobserver el observador profano
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