Dictionary entry
Unsolved
Pronunciation: /ʌnˈsɒlvd/
Pronunciation
/ʌnˈsɒlvd/
Myanmar Meaning
ဖြေရှင်းမထားသော။
Definition
unsolved /ʌn'sɒlvd / adj မေျဖရွင္းရေသးေသာ။ an unsolved mystery/ problem.
Examples
- ‘Many believed that the smooch was contrived for the camera but the identities of the sailor and the nurse have remained an unsolved mystery.’
- ‘The mystery remains unsolved
- essentially
- and it is up to the reader to decide which voice he or she wants to listen to.’
- ‘The unsolved murder became a cause célèbre in Northern Ireland.’
- ‘Discomfort is the major unsolved problem with protective clothing.’
- ‘Though two companies are assisting us on this
- the problem remains unsolved.’
- ‘Police are still trying to trace mobile phones which they believe hold the key to two unsolved murder investigations in the city.’
- ‘Only a few nomadic tribesmen with their herds of reindeer were witnesses to a mystery that goes unsolved to this day.’
- ‘And the civil liberties issues highlighted by the information commissioner this week remain unsolved.’
- ‘Her death came in the midst of a series of unsolved disappearances and killings in the Auxerre region over the past three decades.’
- ‘It is an unsolved riddle which has inspired explorers and writers for nearly 80 years.’
- ‘But even with modern software tools
- a number of unsolved geometric problems remain.’
- ‘There are some unsolved mysteries and unusual happenings in this case.’
- ‘The mountain of unsolved cases would also be largely consigned to history and give so many traumatised people the peace of mind they crave.’
- ‘It is the third arrest as part of a police operation using new DNA technology to reinvestigate unsolved sexual assaults.’
- ‘But when it comes to London's transport system a number of mysteries remain unsolved.’
- ‘With a population of just over 100
- 000
- it has had 20 unsolved murders in the past 30 years.’
- ‘Over the same period
- Strathclyde had 47 detected crimes and 38 unsolved crimes.’
- ‘The largest unsolved problem for the policy-makers
- however
- is what to do about financial institutions.’
- ‘A self-confessed optimist
- he says that having unsolved problems is what makes life interesting.’
- ‘With medicine you always start with an unsolved medical problem.’