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21 danzante
adj.dancing.f. & m.1 dancer.2 a knowing person.3 a fickle, airy person.* * *► adjetivo1 dancing1 dancer* * *danzante, -aSM / F1) (=bailarín) dancer2) * (=persona activa) live wire; (=entrometido) busybody; (=zascandil) scatterbrain, featherbrain (EEUU)* * *♦ adjdancing♦ nmf[bailarín] dancer* * *danzante, -ta nbailarín: dancer -
22 inconstantemente
adv.inconstantly, fickly, giddily.* * *ADV (=sin regularidad) inconstantly; (=caprichosamente) in a fickle way -
23 instable
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24 livianamente
adv.licentiously; with levity; lightly.* * *ADV1) (=de forma inconstante) in a fickle way2) (=frívolamente) frivolously, in a trivial way3) (=lascivamente) lewdly -
25 mudable ADJ
1) (=variable) changeable, variable2) [persona] fickle -
26 mudadizo ADJ
1) (=variable) changeable, variable2) [persona] fickle -
27 tornadiza
adj.&f.turncoat, deserter.* * *
tornadizo,-a
I adjetivo changeable, fickle
II sustantivo masculino y femenino deserter, renegade, turncoat
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28 veleidosa
adj.&f.fickle, inconstant, feeble-willed, giddy, fast and loose.* * *
veleidoso,-a adjetivo capricious, inconstant
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29 caprichoso
• capricious• crotchety• erratic• faddish• faddy• fanciful• fickle• fit with strings• fitfully• inconsideration• inconsistent in one's opinions• inconspicuousness• inconstant person• moody• unpredictable• whimsical -
30 inconstante
• desultory• everchanging• fickle• inconspicuousness• inconstant person• musty• mutant -
31 ser inconstante
• be fickle -
32 ser inconstante como el viento
• be as fickle as the windDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > ser inconstante como el viento
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33 voluble
• changeable• fickle• flighty• inconspicuousness• inconstant• inconstant person• skittish• twining• unreliable• voluble• weak verb• weak wine• weak-willed• whimsical -
34 mariposeador
adj.inconsistent, fickle. -
35 persona cambiadiza
f.fickle person, whirligig. -
36 persona voluble
f.fickle person, skittish person, whirligig. -
37 ser inconstante
v.to be fickle. -
38 voltaria
adj.fickle (cambiable), inconstant, giddy. -
39 voltiza
adj.inconstant, fickle. -
40 voltizo
adj.inconstant, fickle.
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