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Significados de reluctant en inglés

Lacking desire or willingness.

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Reluctant.

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Uso de reluctant en inglés
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Public health officials are therefore reluctant to speak about an exit strategy.
The Irish Times
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Negotiators were reluctant to comment, beyond saying the situation was extremely difficult.
The Irish Times
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Therefore, the middle management are very reluctant to report all the cases.
The Guardian
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Industry officials are usually reluctant to discuss their security arrangements in detail.
Reuters
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Foreign investors are also reluctant to pledge funds without faster political reform.
Reuters
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Feedlot operators sometimes are reluctant to bring in animals in those conditions.
Reuters
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Banks have been reluctant to lend, imposing harsh conditions on new mortgages.
Reuters
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The other problem was a reluctant acceptance of the financial logic involved.
The Irish Times
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Kennedy knew the answer, but was reluctant to respond to the question.
Consent to kill: a thriller
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Some companies that recently signed APAs are growing reluctant to sign another.
Reuters
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Katie said he was initially reluctant to handle money: He'd say 'no.
The Guardian
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However, there's a reason others have been reluctant to take this step.
The South African
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Its 19-member board looked unwieldy and reluctant to challenge management, investors said.
Reuters
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Galway were reluctant to show their hand until the last possible second.
The Irish Times
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But the education sector, in general, seems reluctant to adopt evidence-based methods.
Radio NZ
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Western diplomats agree, but say that Israel would be reluctant to participate.
Reuters
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