Oxford Spanish Dictionary
I. unseen [америк. ˌənˈsin, брит. ʌnˈsiːn] ПРИЛ.
1. unseen (invisible):
- unseen presence/danger/obstacle
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2. unseen (unnoticed):
3. unseen (not previously seen):
II. unseen [америк. ˌənˈsin, брит. ʌnˈsiːn] СУЩ. брит.
- unseen
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