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full of errors (in grammar. spelling, etc.) | |||
illiterate | |||
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illiterate person; ignorant of; not versed in | |||
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people unable to read or write | |||
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illiterate (человек); unlearned; unlettered; analphabetic; letterless; unalphabeted; unbooked; unread; ignorant (Aly19); crude (о работе, рисунке и т.п.); inexpert (о работе, рисунке и т.п.); incompetent (e.g. manager Tanya Gesse); of little education; not versed (in); ungrammatical | |||
ungrammatical (Meanwhile, in St. Petersburg the holiday is being celebrated with posters: Мы едины для мира – a strange, almost ungrammatical statement that is most likely a translation from the English: We’re united for peace. So a Christian saint on a secular holiday is no problem, and a bad Russian translation of an English slogan fits the bill. -– MBerdy (2016)) | |||
inept (having or showing no skill; clumsy: Truss is way way out of her depth. She is worse than useless. I have no doubts they completely dismiss anything she says, and even their old asset Bunter is proving completely inept. -- проявил себя совершенно неграмотно | |||
illiterate person (ssn) | |||
nonliterate | |||
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illiterate; ungrammatical | |||
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making many mistakes in grammar; making many mistakes in spelling | |||
illiterately; ungrammatically |
неграмотные: 27 phrases in 9 subjects |
Australian | 1 |
Economy | 3 |
General | 11 |
Librarianship | 2 |
Makarov | 4 |
Politics | 1 |
Production | 1 |
Religion | 2 |
Slang | 2 |