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unincorporated

/ˌʌn.ɪnˈkɔːr.pə.reɪ.tɪd/

Traducción: Describe un lugar, especialmente una comunidad o territorio, que no está legalmente reconocido como municipio autónomo o corporación. También puede referirse a algo que no ha sido incorporado formalmente.

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adjective

/ˌʌn.ɪnˈkɔːr.pə.reɪ.tɪd/C2formalamericanlegal
  • esDescribe un lugar, especialmente una comunidad o territorio, que no está legalmente reconocido como municipio autónomo o corporación. También puede referirse a algo que no ha sido incorporado formalmente.

Describes a place, especially a community or territory, that is not legally recognized as a self-governing municipality or corporation.

  1. Not formed into a legal corporationB2formal

    Describes a business, group, or entity that has not been legally registered as a corporation.

    esno incorporado (como sociedad mercantil)

    • The small business remained unincorporated to avoid complex regulations.
    • An unincorporated association can still operate but has limited liability protection.
    • They decided to keep their partnership unincorporated for tax purposes.

    Sinónimosunregistered

    Antónimoscharteredincorporatedregistered

  2. Not included or mergedC1formal

    Not combined or integrated into a larger whole.

    esno incorporado

    • The unincorporated territory has its own local government.
    • Several unincorporated areas lie outside the city limits.
    • The data from the survey remained unincorporated into the final report.

    Sinónimosdetachedisolatedseparateunintegrated

    Antónimoscombinedincludedincorporatedintegratedmerged

Formas
  • more unincorporated comparative form
  • most unincorporated superlative form
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