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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesinacabado
Pronunciation / Transliteration: inacabado
"Dejó el trabajo inacabado."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
1 sense- 1
Not brought to an end; incomplete.
"He left several paintings unfinished when he died."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Late Middle English: from un- (expressing negation) + finished (past participle of finish).
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inachevé
Transliteration: inachevé
"C'est un travail inachevé."
unvollendet
Transliteration: unvollendet
"Das Projekt blieb unvollendet."
incompiuto
Transliteration: incompiuto
"Il romanzo è rimasto incompiuto."
inacabado
Transliteration: inacabado
"Dejó el trabajo inacabado."
inacabado
Transliteration: inacabado
"O edifício permanece inacabado."
अधूरा
Transliteration: adhūra
"उस का काम अभी तक अधूरा है।"
未完成的
Transliteration: wèi wánchéng de
"这是一幅未完成的画。"
미완의
Transliteration: miwan-ui
"그것은 미완의 작품이다."
未完成の
Transliteration: mikansei no
"宿題がまだ未完成です。"
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