unwanted [ʌnˈwɒntɪd] adjetivono deseado(a) (attentions, responsibility, baby); desechado(a) (clothes, trinkets)
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unwanted [an-uon-tid]adjetivoNo deseado (child); superfluo.
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unwanted [ˈʌnˈwɒntɪd]
adjective
[+item] superfluo; [+visitor, guest] poco grato; inoportuno; [+child, pregnancy, advances, attention] no deseado it was used as a storeroom for unwanted furniture, boxes luggage Sell unwanted items through your local paper the house is securely guarded against any unwanted visitors by the Gloucester constabulary A few months ago, some unwanted visitors began prowling around Commentator Daniel Pinkwater's house he's found the perfect way of getting rid of unwanted guests - disconnecting the doorbell
to feel unwanted sentirse de más
as a child he had felt unloved and unwanted
an unwanted gift un regalo sin estrenar
the school Christmas fair solves the problem of what to do with unwanted gifts we'll hear about one bride's solution to unwanted wedding gifts
to remove unwanted hair quitar el vello superfluo
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