uncommunicative v slovarju Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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uncommunicative [am. angl. ˌənkəˈmjunəkədɪv, ˌənkəˈmjunəˌkeɪdɪv, brit. angl. ʌnkəˈmjuːnɪkətɪv] PRID.

uncommunicative

poco comunicativo

uncommunicative

reservado

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Individual translation pairs

taciturno (taciturna)

uncommunicative

cerrado (cerrada)

uncommunicative

uncommunicative v slovarju PONS

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uncommunicative [ˌʌn·kə·ˈmju·nɪ·kə·tɪv] PRID.

uncommunicative

poco comunicativo, -a

to be uncommunicative about sth/sb

ser reservado respecto a algo/alguien

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

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You should be concerned if she is less able to function as usual, has stopped taking part in activities, or has become withdrawn and uncommunicative.

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She does so without respite, feeding dozens of ragged and largely uncommunicative fighters that stream in and out of her kitchen.

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However, her marriage was stormy, and her husband was social, but uncommunicative at home.

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Having said that, the basement could be the ideal location for your teenager to hang out in with his loud but uncommunicative friends.

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After that, the patrol was vague about their intentions, much like uncommunicative houseguests who leave you wondering how much food to cook.

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The pictures are there to remind us how mutely uncommunicative a photograph can be.

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If you have an uncommunicative team, grab the deployable shield, instead.

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He had been refusing to take prescribed medication and was uncommunicative.

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This is a lovely touch, but sadly very rare in this uncommunicative world of mass communication.

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He would often disappear for days, sometimes turning up unannounced at friends' houses, uncommunicative and withdrawn.

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