unfinished
inconcluso
definition
adjective
her last novel is unfinished
not finished or concluded; incomplete.
translation of 'unfinished'
adjective
no acabado,
inconcluso
example
Now we are seeing the immoral legacy of this 'unfinished' business.
But over McGrath's cinematic legacy there hangs an air of 'unfinished' business.
Despite its 'unfinished' surface, the statue was detailed, each piece of her naked form perfectly shaped.
Even if this particular pocket is wiped out, there is more important 'unfinished' business.
Long-term he has his sights on a marathon debut at the end of the year but he still has 'unfinished' business on the track.
Yet similar themes recur - Barker is a fearless writer, unafraid to return to business she feels is 'unfinished' .
Top of the 'unfinished' business is to sort out the House of Lords.
For the United States, it was a good opportunity to complete the 'unfinished' business of the American Revolution.
Road surfaces and footpaths in general are good, however road edges appear to be 'unfinished' .
Others talk about 'unfinished' business or even revenge, if someone they know was killed.
I took the job on as there was 'unfinished' business at a club where I have the backing of the chairman, committee and fans.
Mr Prescott must endeavour to bring all parties back around the table to complete this morning's 'unfinished' business.
It is clear that our relationship with New Zealand is increasingly being seen as 'unfinished' business.
You must clear away the detritus, finish your 'unfinished' business, before the New Year can be magic.
It is the job of each new generation to finish the 'unfinished' business of the past.
The statue, like the London version, appears to be 'unfinished' .
In the Deep South, you can almost feel the blood in the soil, the 'unfinished' business of a dark and tortured past.
They finished second last year and feel they have some 'unfinished' business to tend to.
What about all the 'unfinished' business in which they are involved?
In fact, Mr Balls insists that he always wanted to stay on at the Treasury into the second term to complete 'unfinished' business.
Scotland has 'unfinished' political business, with a devolved Parliament that pleases some and not others.
We are merely concluding 'unfinished' business in terms of the deal, and this measure is the best form of closure.
Maybe that's for the best, maybe it's not - for now it's just a nagging feeling of business still 'unfinished' .
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