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tr['tækɪ]1 (sticky) pegajoso,-a2 (in bad taste) de mal gusto, cutre, hortera1) sticky: pegajoso2) cheap, gaudy: de mal gusto, naco Mexadj.• pegajoso, -a adj.'tækiadjective tackier, tackiest1) (cheap, tawdry) <jewelry/decorations> chabacano, hortera (Esp fam), naco (Méx fam), lobo (Col fam), rasca (Chi fam), mersa (RPl fam)2) ( sticky) pegajoso['tækɪ]ADJ (compar tackier) (superl tackiest)1) * (=cheap-looking) [furniture] chabacano, hortera (Sp) *; [restaurant, hotel] destartalado; (=tasteless) [behaviour, remark] de mal gusto, vulgar2) (=sticky) pegajoso* * *['tæki]adjective tackier, tackiest1) (cheap, tawdry) <jewelry/decorations> chabacano, hortera (Esp fam), naco (Méx fam), lobo (Col fam), rasca (Chi fam), mersa (RPl fam)2) ( sticky) pegajoso -
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adj. (compar. tackier, superl. tackiest)1.невкусен, вулгарен2. леплив, лепкав (боја/површина) -
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Синонимический ряд:1. gaudier (adj.) chintzier; flashier; gaudier; more blatant; more brazen; more garish; more glaring; more meretricious; more tinsel; tackier; tawdrier2. more blaring (adj.) more blaring; more deafening; more earsplitting; more full-mouthed; more piercing; more roaring; more stentorian; more stentorious; more stentorophonic -
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∎ wait until the glue is tacky attendez que la colle ait commencé à prendre
См. также в других словарях:
tackier — tack·y || tækɪ adj. sticky, adhesive; shabby, neglected; tasteless, cheap, gaudy … English contemporary dictionary
tackier — comparative of tacky … Useful english dictionary
tacky — I. adjective (tackier; est) Etymology: 2tack Date: 1788 somewhat sticky to the touch < tacky varnish >; also characterized by tack ; adhesive II. adjective ( … New Collegiate Dictionary
tacky — tacky1 tackiness, n. /tak ee/, adj., tackier, tackiest. sticky to the touch; adhesive. [1780 90; TACK1 + Y1] tacky2 tackiness, n. /tak ee/, adj … Universalium
tacky — tacky1 adjective (tackier, tackiest) (of glue, paint, etc.) slightly sticky because not fully dry. Derivatives tackiness noun tacky2 adjective (tackier, tackiest) informal showing poor taste and quality. Derivatives … English new terms dictionary
tacky — I. /ˈtæki / (say takee) adjective (tackier, tackiest) adhesive; sticky, as a paint, varnish, or the like, when partly dry. {tack1 + y1} –tackiness, noun II. /ˈtæki / (say takee) adjective (tackier, tackiest) …
tackiness — Ⅰ. tacky [1] ► ADJECTIVE (tackier, tackiest) ▪ (of glue, paint, etc.) slightly sticky because not fully dry. DERIVATIVES tackiness noun. Ⅱ. tacky [2] ► … English terms dictionary
tacky — Ⅰ. tacky [1] ► ADJECTIVE (tackier, tackiest) ▪ (of glue, paint, etc.) slightly sticky because not fully dry. DERIVATIVES tackiness noun. Ⅱ. tacky [2] ► … English terms dictionary
tacky — tacky1 [tak′ē] adj. tackier, tackiest [ TACK (n. 2c) + Y2] sticky: said as of varnish before it is fully dry tackiness n. ☆ tacky2 [tak′ē ] adj. tackier, tackiest … English World dictionary
tacky — 1. adj. (tackier, tackiest) (of glue or paint etc.) still slightly sticky after application. Derivatives: tackiness n. Etymology: TACK(1) + Y(1) 2. adj. (tackier, tackiest) esp. US colloq. 1 showing poor taste or style. 2 tatty or seedy.… … Useful english dictionary
Patterson-Gimlin film — Frame 352 from the film, alleged to depict a female[citation needed] Bigfoot mid stride. The Patterson Gimlin film (also referred to as simply the Patterson film) is a famous short motion picture of an unidentified subject the film makers… … Wikipedia
