Aún no tenemos significados para "entirely unacquainted".
1I am alone in the world, and entirely unacquainted here.
2The civil law was the law of Louisiana, and he was entirely unacquainted with this.
3With one or two Sybil was not entirely unacquainted; at least by name or person.
4To one entirely unacquainted with the properties of alternating currents nothing will look more puzzling.
5To add to the difficulty, the officers and men were entirely unacquainted with one another.
6That is because they are entirely unacquainted with life.
7Those people are entirely unacquainted with righteousness which has their own hearts for its authority.
8I'd met Jeff only once or twice before, and was entirely unacquainted with his new girlfriend.
9SOCRATES: Then you are entirely unacquainted with them?
10Moreover, they were entirely unacquainted with the principle of majorities and minorities in the action of councils.
11And he had been thinking of events in his past life with which I am entirely unacquainted.
12They appear as if they were entirely unacquainted with, and had never felt the passion of fear.
13He was entirely unacquainted with geometry himself.
14Persons almost entirely unacquainted with the powers of a machine cannot be expected to guess at its effects.
15Unfortunately the Captain, though a Creole or native Mexican, was entirely unacquainted with this part of the country.
16Yet he seems to have been entirely unacquainted with Egypt, and gives only a slight mention of Cairo.
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Entirely unacquainted a través del tiempo
Entirely unacquainted por variante geográfica