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Meanings of unfamiliar in English

Portuguese
desconhecido
Catalan
desconegut
Spanish
desconocido

Not known or well known.

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desconhecido
Usage of unfamiliar in English
1
But the companies are unfamiliar even to veterans of Venezuela's oil industry.
Reuters
2
He set the third fastest time in qualifying, in completely unfamiliar conditions.
The South African
3
So how far are we going? I said, eyeing the unfamiliar terrain.
The fifth servant
4
No one knows for sure because the industry is in unfamiliar territory.
Reuters
5
Passing was on point 8 Jan Vertonghen Marauded forward from unfamiliar role.
The Guardian
6
The caller ID showed an unfamiliar number with a 704 area code.
Devil Bones
7
It can be a great entry point into unfamiliar and remote terrain.
Climbing Magazine
8
Clearly this is someone unfamiliar with the basic premise of democracy itself.
News.com.au
9
Working with unfamiliar organisations from other sectors can bring a fresh perspective.
The Guardian
10
EBONY: Many people may be unfamiliar with the term holistic community revitalization.
Ebony
11
Several surveillance experts contacted for this story were unfamiliar with the company.
Wired
12
Something unfamiliar, yet also teasingly recognizable; like something she had sensed recently.
Assail
13
Sifting through the unfamiliar words, she had understood the most important thing.
Metro 2034
14
Fyn took the weapon, feeling the welcome but unfamiliar weight and balance.
King rolen's kin: the uncrowned king
15
And, she was sure, there was something behind her: an unfamiliar presence.
Cry for the strangers
16
This book provides an excellent entry point for those unfamiliar with SQL.
Mysql stored procedure programming
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Translations for unfamiliar
Catalan
desconegut
Unfamiliar through the time
Unfamiliar across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
Australia
Common
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