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"ignorante" in English

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"ignorante" in English
ignorante{adjective masculine/feminine}
"ignorante" in Spanish
TRANSLATIONS & EXAMPLES
ignorante{adjective masculine/feminine}
ignorant{adj.}
Yo sentía que solo la gente ingenua e ignorante era la que estaba involucrada con ese tipo de cosas.
I used to feel that only naïve or ignorant people were into stuff like that.
La actuación del Gobierno británico sólo puede calificarse de malintencionada e ignorante.
The conduct of the British Government can only be described as malevolent and ignorant.
Para la gente que son ingenuos e ignorantes a este tipo de entendimiento, caerán en aflicción.
For the people that are naïve and ignorant to this type of understanding, they will fall into distress.
unaware{adj.}
Puede crear un continente de zombis, ignorantes de sus identidades nacionales.
It might create a continent of zombies, unaware of their national identities.
estar ignorante de algo
to be unaware of sth
Y es así porque tu Sustentador no destruye a una comunidad por su perversión mientras sus habitantes son aún ignorantes [del significado del bien y el mal]:
That is because your Lord would never destroy a township arbitrarily, while their people are unaware (of what is wrong).
ignorante{adjective}
benighted{adj.} (person)
illiterate{adj.} (linguistically incompetent)
Muestran una filosofía peligrosa e ignorante desde el punto de vista económico que ha de repelerse firmemente.
It displays a dangerous and economically illiterate philosophy that needs to be strongly rebuffed.
¿Por qué respondemos como si fuéramos ignorantes en materia científica sobre cualquier aspecto nuevo de este ámbito?
Why do we respond as if we are scientific illiterates on any new aspect of this area?
A menudo se trata de personas ignorantes y sin formación directamente reclutadas en pequeños pueblos y aldeas con la promesa de conseguir un buen empleo bien pagado en Europa.
They are often illiterate and uneducated and are directly recruited from small towns and villages with the promise of a lavish or well-paid job in Europe.
philistine{adj.} [pej.]
untaught{adj.} [pej.] (uneducated)
ignorant{adjective}
ignorante{adj. m/f}
I used to feel that only naïve or ignorant people were into stuff like that.
Yo sentía que solo la gente ingenua e ignorante era la que estaba involucrada con ese tipo de cosas.
The conduct of the British Government can only be described as malevolent and ignorant.
La actuación del Gobierno británico sólo puede calificarse de malintencionada e ignorante.
For the people that are naïve and ignorant to this type of understanding, they will fall into distress.
Para la gente que son ingenuos e ignorantes a este tipo de entendimiento, caerán en aflicción.
ignaro{adj.} [form.]

CONTEXT EXAMPLES
Context examples for "ignorante" in English(!) These sentences come from external sources & may not be accurate. Therefore, we are not responsible for their content.
Liikanen acaba de hablar de reestructuración y que no debe llevarse a cabo de forma ignorante.
Just now, Commissioner Liikanen was talking of restructuring which must not be uninformed.
” Él respondió: “¡Dios me libre de ser tan ignorante!
" Said he, "I seek refuge with Allah from being one of the unwise.
presume de intelectual y es un ignorante
he likes to think he's an intellectual, but in fact he doesn't know anything
presume de intelectual y es un ignorante
he fancies himself as an intellectual, but in fact he doesn't know anything
¿Desean acaso [ser gobernados por] la ley del paganismo ignorante?
Is it the judgment of the Time of Ignorance (i.
soy muy ignorante en cuestiones de etiqueta
I am very ignorant in matters of etiquette
soy ignorante en el tema
I don't know a thing about the subject
Su dimisión es a la vez un signo de crisis y del fracaso de una construcción europea desligada de los ciudadanos, ignorante de lo social y despreciativa de la democracia.
Its resignation is a sign of crisis and indicates the failure of a Europe cut off from its citizens, turning its back on social needs and thumbing its nose at democracy.