saggy nell'Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traduzioni di saggy nel dizionario inglese»spagnolo

shaggy <shaggier shaggiest> [ingl am ˈʃæɡi, ingl brit ˈʃaɡi] AGG

1. shaggy:

shaggy dog

lanudo

shaggy dog

peludo

shaggy beard/hair

enmarañado

shaggy beard/hair

greñudo

2. shaggy carpet/rug:

shaggy

peludo

scraggy <scraggier scraggiest> [ˈskraɡi] AGG

1. scraggy (scrawny):

scraggy

esmirriado

scraggy

flaco

scraggy

escuálido

2. scraggy (tough):

scraggy meat

duro

scraggy meat

malo

baggy <baggier baggiest> [ingl am ˈbæɡi, ingl brit ˈbaɡi] AGG

baggy sweater/coat/trousers:

baggy

ancho

baggy

suelto

baggy

guango Mess

they're a bit baggy at the knees

hacen bolsas en las rodillas

craggy <craggier craggiest> [ingl am ˈkræɡi, ingl brit ˈkraɡi] AGG

craggy rocks/mountains:

craggy

escarpado

he had a craggy, weather-beaten face

tenía un rostro curtido y de facciones bien marcadas

sago [ingl am ˈseɪɡoʊ, ingl brit ˈseɪɡəʊ] SOST U

sago

sagú m

saga [ingl am ˈsɑɡə, ingl brit ˈsɑːɡə] SOST

1. saga (exciting tale):

saga

saga f

the Icelandic sagas

las sagas de Islandia

2. saga (long story):

saga

historia f

saga

saga f

sage¹ [ingl am seɪdʒ, ingl brit seɪdʒ] SOST U

1. sage:

sage BOT, GASTR

salvia f

2. sage (color):

sage, a. sage green

verde m salvia

Aga saga [ˈɑːɡə ˌsɑːɡə] SOST ingl brit colloq

Aga saga

novela popular ambientada en un pueblo, tejida alrededor de las vidas de personajes de clase media

I.sage² [ingl am seɪdʒ, ingl brit seɪdʒ] SOST (wise man)

sage

sabio m

II.sage² <sager, sagest> [ingl am seɪdʒ, ingl brit seɪdʒ] AGG form

sage

sabio

soggy <soggier soggiest> [ingl am ˈsɑɡi, ingl brit ˈsɒɡi] AGG

soggy ground/grass

empapado

soggy ground/grass

saturado

soggy vegetables

pasado

saggy nel dizionario PONS

Traduzioni di saggy nel dizionario inglese»spagnolo

baggy [ˈbæg·i] AGG

baggy pants:

baggy

ancho, -a

baggy

holgado, -a

scraggy <-ier, -iest> [ˈskræg·i] AGG

scraggy

flaco, -a

shaggy <-ier, -iest> [ˈʃæg·i] AGG

shaggy

peludo, -a

shaggy coat

lanudo, -a

jaggy <-ier, -iest> [ˈdʒæg·i] AGG

jaggy

irregular

craggy <-ier, -iest> [ˈkræg·i] AGG

craggy

escarpado, -a

craggy features

marcado, -a

I.sage¹ [seɪdʒ] letter AGG (wise)

sage

sabio, -a

II.sage¹ [seɪdʒ] letter SOST (wise man)

sage

sabio m

sage² [seɪdʒ] SOST (herb)

sage

salvia f

saga [ˈsa·gə] SOST

saga

saga f

soggy <-ier, -iest> [ˈsag·i] AGG

soggy

empapado, -a

foggy <-ier, -iest> [ˈfa·gi] AGG

1. foggy weather:

foggy

nebuloso, -a

2. foggy (unclear):

foggy memory

vago, -a

locuzioni:

to not have the foggiest (idea)

no tener la más remota idea

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

inglese

Saggy skin, (premature) wrinkles, and a stray or gray patch of hair are tell-tale signs of aging.

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Sugar attacks them and makes the skin less radiant and more wrinkly and saggy.

www.dailymail.co.uk

It is so saggy he gets it caught on things, and he has even burnt it when cooking.

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The saggy-looking blobfish has won a competition designed to raise awareness for ugly endangered animals.

www.australiangeographic.com.au

She is 24 and has had one baby, a daughter who is now four, but her saggy skin persists.

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When you go through the menopause, the levels of oestrogen fall and so fine wrinkles appear and the skin becomes loose and saggy.

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Fat cells increase, muscles begin to shrink and skin becomes saggy.

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Some weight loss, especially the rapid kind, can result in loose, saggy skin.

lifestyle.inquirer.net

Her neck has been retouched to remove lines and the saggy "turkey neck" effect.

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A fully ripened fruit has saggy skin and does not release chicle when picked.

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