unfamiliar

unfamiliar
adjective
1) (strange) unbekannt; fremd [Stadt]; ungewohnt [Arbeit, Tätigkeit]
2) (not well acquainted) nicht vertraut

be unfamiliar with something — sich mit etwas nicht auskennen

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adjective
1) (not well-known: He felt nervous about walking along unfamiliar streets.) unbekannt
2) (not knowing about: I am unfamiliar with the plays of Shakespeare.) nicht vertraut
- academic.ru/119243/unfamiliarly">unfamiliarly
- unfamiliarity
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un·fa·mil·iar
[ˌʌnfəˈmɪljəʳ, AM -ɚ]
adj
1. (new) unvertraut
an \unfamiliar experience ein ungewohntes Erlebnis
an \unfamiliar place ein unbekannter Ort
to be \unfamiliar to sb jdm fremd sein
to be \unfamiliar with sth mit etw dat nicht vertraut sein
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["ʌnfə'mɪljə(r)]
adj
1) (= strange, unknown) experience, taste, sight, surroundings ungewohnt; subject, person fremd, unbekannt

unfamiliar territory (fig) — Neuland nt

it is unfamiliar to me — es ist ungewohnt für mich, es ist mir fremd or unbekannt

2)

(= unacquainted) to be unfamiliar with sth — etw nicht kennen, mit etw nicht vertraut sein; with machine etc sich mit etw nicht auskennen

I am not unfamiliar with the situation — die Situation ist mir nicht gänzlich unbekannt

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unfamiliar adj (adv unfamiliarly)
1. unbekannt, nicht vertraut (beide:
to dat)
2. nicht vertraut (with mit)
3. ungewohnt, fremd (beide:
to dat oder für)
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adjective
1) (strange) unbekannt; fremd [Stadt]; ungewohnt [Arbeit, Tätigkeit]
2) (not well acquainted) nicht vertraut

be unfamiliar with something — sich mit etwas nicht auskennen

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adj.
fremdartig adj.
ungewohnt adj.

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