paunchy in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for paunchy in the English»Spanish Dictionary

paunchy <paunchier paunchiest> [Am ˈpɔntʃi, Brit ˈpɔːn(t)ʃi] ADJ

paunchy

barrigón inf

paunchy

panzudo inf

paunchy in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for paunchy in the English»Spanish Dictionary

paunchy <-ier, -iest> ADJ

paunchy

panzudo, -a

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

His father is paunchy and tightly coiled, with a barely concealed fierce temper.

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That's why so many balding, paunchy men have mid-life crises and go after younger women.

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When they come out of the change room, dragging their hockey bags, they are pale and paunchy and vulnerable-looking.

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From the pretty, blonde lady fishmonger (a favourite with all the chefs) to the paunchy butcher and the baggy-eyed baker, these characters lived together...

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On the screen was a picture of two men; one balding and slightly paunchy, the other younger and dressed in jeans.

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Fat cats and paunchy pooches: could your pet be diabetic?

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We are all knocking on a bit now, we'll be getting a bit too bald and paunchy.

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Only the underpants of the four paunchy actors -- somewhat harrowingly put on display in the show's opening moments -- could possibly have been stretched any more.

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There was a lot of messy, grey and white hair in the crowd, a lot of leather jackets open over paunchy tummies.

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His age, slightly paunchy appearance and prosthetic arm often caused opponents to underestimate him.

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