unattended
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- s not watched
she dashed out leaving the bar unattended
a fire left unattended - s lacking accompaniment or a guard or escort
unattended women
problems unattended with danger - s lacking a caretaker
many casualties were lying unattended
- It consists of two buildings: One unattended, houses up to 44 bikes whose owners pay $12 a month or $96 a year for round-the-clock access; the other, with 32 spaces, is staffed .
- Two police officers open a unattended bag at terminal 3 of Beijing airport August 4, 2008.
- So imagine how fast your laptop and the precious data it contains might fly out the door if you left it unattended in a Starbucks in London or Paris?.