unregulated

unregulated
[͵ʌnʹregjʋleıtıd] a
1. нерегулируемый, неконтролируемый

unregulated traffic - нерегулируемое уличное движение

2. беспорядочный, хаотичный

unregulated mind - ≅ сумбур в голове


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