indirect
US /ˌɪn.dɪˈrekt/
UK /ˌɪn.dɪˈrekt/
1.
indirecto
not directly caused by or resulting from something
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The economic crisis had an indirect impact on small businesses.
La crisis económica tuvo un impacto indirecto en las pequeñas empresas.
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His comments were an indirect criticism of the management.
Sus comentarios fueron una crítica indirecta a la dirección.
2.
indirecto, sinuoso
not straight or direct in course; winding
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The path to the cabin was long and indirect.
El camino a la cabaña era largo e indirecto.
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They took an indirect route to avoid traffic.
Tomaron una ruta indirecta para evitar el tráfico.