unordered
/ʌnˈɔː.dərd/Word connections
adjective
/ʌnˈɔː.dərd/Описывает что-то, что не расположено в определённом порядке или последовательности; лишённое организации.
Describe algo que no está dispuesto en un orden o secuencia determinado; carente de organización o estructura.
Décrit quelque chose qui n'est pas disposé dans un ordre ou une séquence défini(e) ; dépourvu d'organisation ou de classement.
Beschreibt etwas, das nicht in einer bestimmten Reihenfolge oder Abfolge angeordnet ist; ohne Ordnung oder Organisation.
Descreve algo que não está disposto em uma ordem ou sequência determinada; que carece de organização ou sistematização.
形容事物没有按照一定的顺序或次序排列,缺乏组织或条理。
يصف شيئًا غير مرتب أو غير منظم في ترتيب أو تسلسل معين؛ يفتقر إلى التنظيم أو النظام.
Describes something that is not arranged in a specific order or sequence; lacking organization.
Not arranged in orderB2formal
Lacking a specific sequence or arrangement; not sorted.
Неупорядоченный
no ordenado / sin orden
non ordonné
Ungeordnet
Não ordenado
无序的
غير مُرتَّب
- The files were left unordered on the desk.
- An unordered list of items makes it hard to find what you need.
- The data was presented in an unordered fashion.
Synonymschaoticdisorganizedhaphazardjumbledrandomunorganizedunsorted
Antonymsarrangedorderedorganizedsequentialsortedstructuredsystematic
Not arranged hierarchicallyC1formal
Lacking a hierarchical structure or ranking; without levels of importance.
Неупорядоченный
no jerárquico
non hiérarchisé
Ungeordnet
Não hierárquico
无层级的
غير هرمي
- In an unordered system, all elements are considered equal.
- The committee operates in an unordered manner, without a clear chain of command.
- An unordered set of categories does not imply any priority.
- more unordered comparative form
- most unordered superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1
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