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foreign

/ˈfɒr.ɪn/

Traducción: Perteneciente o relativo a otro país o cultura, no al propio; también algo desconocido, ajeno o que no es familiar.

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adjective

/ˈfɒr.ɪn/A2formal
  • esPerteneciente o relativo a otro país o cultura, no al propio; también algo desconocido, ajeno o que no es familiar.

Belonging to or characteristic of a country or culture other than one's own; unfamiliar or strange.

  1. From another countryA2formal

    Belonging to or coming from a country that is not one's own.

    esExtranjero

    • She enjoys learning foreign languages.
    • The company imports foreign goods from Asia.
    • He has traveled to many foreign countries.

    Sinónimosalienexoticexternalimportednonnativeoverseas

    Antónimosdomestichomelocalnative

  2. Not familiar or strangeB1formal

    Something that is not typical, familiar, or known.

    esextraño, ajeno

    • The concept of democracy was foreign to the ancient kingdom.
    • His behavior seemed foreign to his usual calm nature.
    • The idea of working from home was foreign to them a decade ago.

    Sinónimosaliencuriousdifferentexoticoddoutlandishpeculiarstrangeunfamiliarunknown

    Antónimosfamiliarknownnativenatural

  3. Not belonging naturallyB2formal

    Something that is not part of a particular system, body, or environment.

    esQue no pertenece naturalmente

    • The doctor removed a foreign object from the patient's ear.
    • A foreign substance was found in the water supply.
    • The committee rejected the foreign influence on local policies.

    Sinónimosalienexogenousexternalextraneousextrinsic

    Antónimosindigenousinherentinnateintrinsicnativenatural

Formas
  • more foreign comparative form
  • most foreign superlative form
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