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41 desprolijidad
f.untidiness, sloppiness. ( River Plate)* * *( RPl)untidiness, messinessle bajaron la nota por desprolijidad his grade was lowered because of untidy o messy presentationhubo gran desprolijidad en el manejo de su renuncia his resignation was handled very clumsily* * *RP untidiness, sloppiness;siempre me llaman la atención por mi desprolijidad they're always telling me off for being so untidy o sloppy;Famlas cosas se han hecho con mucha desprolijidad things have been done really sloppily -
42 alborotada
alborotado,-a adjetivo
1 worked up, agitated
2 (desordenado) untidy, messy
3 (mar) rough
(tiempo) stormy
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43 desordenada
desordenado,-a adj (alborotado, desarreglado) messy, untidy
(sin orden, no correlativo) out of order
(sin norma, con excesos) chaotic
' desordenada' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
vida
- desordenado
English:
clutter
- disorderly
- nag
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44 gorrina
gorrino,-a
I adjetivo filthy, messy, mucky: ¡ay, que niño más gorrino!, oh, what a filthy child!
II m,f Zool (small) pig
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45 desalińado
• blowzy• dishevelled• dowdy• frumpish• frumpy• messy• scruffy• slipshod• sloppy• untidy -
46 desarreglado
• dishevelled• disorderly• messy• out of kilter• untidy -
47 descuidado
• abandoned• carefree• careless• deserted• forgetful• forsaken• incautation• incautiously• messy• neglect one's study• neglected• neglecter• neglectfully• negligence offense• negligent bankruptcy• reckless• slapdash• slipshod• sloppy• uncared-for• unregarded• untidy -
48 desordenado
• at sixes and sevens• cluttered• disarranged• disordered• disorderly• disorganized• disrupted• hifi• higgler• in bad faith• in bad repair• licentious• messy• unordered -
49 escritura ilegible
• hard to pronounce• hard-to-sell• messy writing -
50 heteróclito
• disorderly• hetaera• heterodox• messy -
51 asunto confuso
m.messy affair. -
52 muy sucio
adj.very dirty, filthy, nasty, messy.
См. также в других словарях:
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