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1. (adj.) unfamiliar
not familiar; not acquainted or conversant with:
to be unfamiliar with modern art.
2. unfamiliar
unaccustomed; different, unusual, or novel:
an unfamiliar treat.
Etymology: (1585–95)
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1. (adj) unfamiliar
not known or well known
"a name unfamiliar to most"; "be alert at night especially in unfamiliar surroundings"
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1. (adjective) unfamiliar
not well known to you
an unfamiliar tune
2. unfamiliar
unfamiliar with
having no knowledge or experience of
I'm unfamiliar with this software.
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Sense: not well-known
He felt nervous about walking along unfamiliar streets.
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 Afrikaans: vreemde |
 Arabic: غَيْر مألوف، غَريب |
 Bulgarian: неизвестен |
 Brazilian: desconhecido |
 Czech: neznámý |
 German: unbekannt |
 Danish: ukendt |
 Greek: άγνωστος, ανοίκειος |
 Spanish: desconocido |
 Estonian: tundmatu |
 Farsi: ناشناخته |
 Finnish: tuntematon |
 French: inconnu |
 Hebrew: לא מוּכָּר |
 Hindi: अपरिचित |
 Croatian: nepoznat |
 Hungarian: ismeretlen |
 Indonesian: tidak dikenal |
 Icelandic: ókunnugur, framandi |
 Italian: sconosciuto |
 Japanese: 不慣れな |
 Korean: 생소한 |
 Lithuanian: nežinomas, nepažįstamas |
 Latvian: nepazīstams; svešs |
 Malay: tdk biasa |
 Dutch: niet vertrouwd |
 Norwegian: ukjent, fremmed |
 Polish: nieznany |
 Portuguese: desconhecido |
 Romanian: necunoscut |
 Russian: незнакомый |
 Slovak: neznámy |
 Slovenian: neznan |
 Serbian: nepoznat |
 Swedish: obekant, okänd, främmande |
 Thai: ซึ่งไม่คุ้นเคย |
 Turkish: yabancı, alışılmadık |
 Taiwanese: 陌生的 |
 Ukrainian: незнайомий; чужий |
 Urdu: اجنبي |
 Vietnamese: không quen |
 Chinese: 陌生的 |
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