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1 stuffiness
noun mala ventilación, ambiente cargado; carácter estirado/remilgado'stʌfinəs, 'stʌfinɪsmass noun1)a) ( of room) aire m viciado, ambiente m cargadob) ( of nose) congestión f2) (of person, opinions, organization) rigidez f['stʌfɪnɪs]N2) (fig) (=narrow-mindedness) estrechez f de miras, remilgos mpl ; (=starchiness) lo estirado; (=prudishness) remilgos mpl ; (=dullness) pesadez f* * *['stʌfinəs, 'stʌfinɪs]mass noun1)a) ( of room) aire m viciado, ambiente m cargadob) ( of nose) congestión f2) (of person, opinions, organization) rigidez f -
2 stuffiness
s.1 falta de ventilación, falta de aire, mala ventilación.2 mal humor, malhumor.3 estrechez de miras, remilgos. -
3 stuffy
1) ((of a room etc) too warm, and lacking fresh air: Why do you sit in this stuffy room all day?) cargado, mal ventilado2) (formal and dull: Must we visit those stuffy people?) estirado; remilgado•- stuffily- stuffiness
stuffy adj cargadotr['stʌfɪ]1 (room) mal ventilado,-a; (atmosphere) cargado,-a2 (person) estirado,-a, remilgado,-a; (institution) tradicional; (ideas, manners) formal, serio,-a, convencional1) close: viciado, cargadoa stuffy room: una sala mal ventiladastuffy weather: tiempo bochornoso2) : tapado (dícese de la nariz)3) stodgy: pesado, aburridoadj.• aburrido, -a adj.• mal ventilado adj.• relamido, -a adj.• sofocante adj.'stʌfi1)a) < air> viciadob) < nose> tapado2) ( staid) (colloq) < person> acartonado, estirado (fam); <club/organization> convencional['stʌfɪ]ADJ (compar stuffier) (superl stuffiest)1) [room] mal ventilado; [atmosphere] cargado, sofocanteit's stuffy in here — aquí huele a cerrado, el ambiente está un poco cargado aquí
2) [person] (=narrow-minded) remilgado, de miras estrechas; (=prudish) remilgado; (=stiff, starchy) tieso; (=dull, boring) pesado, poco interesante3) (=congested) [nose] taponado, atascadoI've got a stuffy nose — tengo la nariz taponada or atascada
* * *['stʌfi]1)a) < air> viciadob) < nose> tapado -
4 estrechez
estrechez sustantivo femenino
1 (falta de anchura) narrowness
2 (falta de recursos, esp económicos) financial difficulties: en aquella época pasamos por muchas estrecheces, we had financial difficulties during that time ' estrechez' also found in these entries: English: narrow-mindedness - small-mindedness - stuffiness -
5 ventilación
ventilación sustantivo femenino
ventilación sustantivo femenino ventilation ' ventilación' also found in these entries: Spanish: rejilla - ducto English: stuffiness - vent - ventilation
См. также в других словарях:
Stuffiness — Stuff i*ness, n. The quality of being stuffy. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
stuffiness — tvankumas statusas T sritis ekologija ir aplinkotyra apibrėžtis Tvyrantis karštas ir drėgnas oras. atitikmenys: angl. closeness; stuffiness; sultriness; swelter vok. Schwüle, f rus. духота, f … Ekologijos terminų aiškinamasis žodynas
stuffiness — stuffy ► ADJECTIVE (stuffier, stuffiest) 1) lacking fresh air or ventilation. 2) conventional and narrow minded. 3) (of a person s nose) blocked up. DERIVATIVES stuffily adverb stuffiness noun … English terms dictionary
stuffiness — noun see stuffy … New Collegiate Dictionary
stuffiness — See stuffily. * * * … Universalium
stuffiness — noun a) The state or quality of being angry and obstinate. b) The state or quality of being poorly ventilated and close. Syn: frowst See Also: stuffily, stuffy … Wiktionary
stuffiness — Synonyms and related words: Quakerishness, THI, airlessness, antiquation, aridity, aridness, authoritarianism, barrenness, bigotry, blind side, blind spot, blinders, bloodlessness, callowness, cantankerousness, censoriousness, characterlessness,… … Moby Thesaurus
stuffiness — stuff·i·ness || stÊŒfɪnɪs n. quality of being dull and boring; stodginess; lack of sufficient ventilation … English contemporary dictionary
stuffiness — stuff·i·ness … English syllables
stuffiness — See: stuffy … English dictionary
stuffiness — noun 1. state of obstruction or stoppage or air in the nose or throat • Derivationally related forms: ↑stuffy • Hypernyms: ↑congestion 2. dull and pompous gravity • Syn: ↑stodginess • Derivationally … Useful english dictionary