Vocab Bloom Hub

unprotected

/ˌʌn.prəˈtek.tɪd/

Traducción: Describe algo que no está protegido, resguardado o asegurado contra daño, peligro o acceso no autorizado.

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adjective

/ˌʌn.prəˈtek.tɪd/B2formal
  • esDescribe algo que no está protegido, resguardado o asegurado contra daño, peligro o acceso no autorizado.

Describes something that is not guarded, shielded, or secured against harm, danger, or unauthorized access.

  1. Not guarded or defendedB1formal

    Not kept safe from harm, danger, or attack.

    esno protegido

    • The castle walls left the village unprotected from invaders.
    • Children should not be left unprotected near a busy road.
    • The data was unprotected, making it vulnerable to hackers.

    Sinónimosdefenselessexposedinsecureopenundefendedunguardedunsafeunshieldedvulnerable

    Antónimosguardedprotectedsafesecure

  2. Without safety measuresB1formal

    Not using or having safety equipment or precautions.

    essin protección

    • He worked with the chemicals unprotected, which was dangerous.
    • Unprotected exposure to the sun can cause skin damage.
    • The workers were unprotected without proper safety gear.

    Sinónimosdefenselessexposedunguardedunsafeunsecuredunshieldedvulnerable

    Antónimosguardedprotectedsafesecureshielded

  3. Without contraceptionB2formal

    Engaging in sexual activity without using a condom or other contraceptive.

    esSin protección (sexual)

    • Unprotected sex can lead to unintended pregnancy.
    • Doctors warn about the risks of unprotected intercourse.
    • They discussed the consequences of being unprotected.

    Sinónimosbarebackraw

Formas
  • more unprotected comparative form
  • most unprotected superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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