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Перевод: uncertain

[прилагательное]
сомнительный; неуверенный; невыясненный; точно не известный; неопределенный; изменчивый; ненадежный; колеблющийся; находящийся в нерешительности; сомневающийся

Тезаурус:

1. However, renal dysfunction, especially in long-standing insulin-dependent diabetes, is the exception, although whether hypertension is the cause or a result of the nephropathy remains uncertain.
2. Since he now sounded flustered, Penelope Huntley looked with interest at the intruder: a good-looking, slightly overweight woman probably in her early forties, carefully dressed but uncertain.
3. Everyone has his own story of being ignored when requesting information and of being left uncertain what to do when things have gone wrong, such as connections lost.
4. A notable group of recent feminist studies has focused on these women carers, bringing home in no uncertain measure the cost they pay, financially, in time, and emotionally: "the claustrophobia, to the point of being suffocated, of living with the situation and, of course, the exhausting conflict of mixed emotions the love, anger, frustration and guilt".
5. Rainfall is uncertain and varied - drought years may be as many as one in five; many soils are eroded and soil quality may vary within as little space as a hectare; even small-scale irrigation may be ineffective as high levels of "run-off" prevent the efficient use of water.
6. The Libyan polity was one of the more rapidly changing, the more uncertain ones in the world: to argue that at any moment each Libyan had a coherent world view and that his actions were (within a reasonable tolerance) consistent with it, would be exceptionally blinkered.
7. However, the heavy rainfall could make this an uncertain crop so dairying and sheep formed the main enterprises on most units.
8. Only so can we begin to examine the contradictory presuppositions of educational theory, conceptual confusions which have led inevitably to fumbling and uncertain practice.
9. My one reservation is that Mr Furbank sometimes seems uncertain as to the extent of knowledge his readers are likely to have.
10. As it happened, the Great War intervened and provided the Conservatives with an opportunity to confirm what had been an uncertain trend towards a reshaping and consolidation of the right.
11. The marked rise in the number of residential homes, particularly the recent growth in the private sector (DHSS, 1987; Bebbington and Tong 1986; Laing, 1985) has drawn attention to the somewhat uncertain role of these homes (Judge and Sinclair, 1986).
12. The Queen will certainly need a glossary, but even then she may well be uncertain as to just how much Kelman likes his unlikely lad.
13. City were no doubt further spurred by the discord at Old Trafford, where Alex Ferguson's future is uncertain.