sickly in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for sickly in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.sickly <sicklier sickliest> [Am ˈsɪkli, Brit ˈsɪkli] ADJ

1. sickly (unhealthy):

sickly complexion/appearance

enfermizo

sickly child

enfermizo

2. sickly (cloying):

sickly taste/smell

empalagoso

sickly color/green

horrible

sickly color/green

asqueroso

sickly grin/smile/expression

forzado

II.sickly [Am ˈsɪkli, Brit ˈsɪkli] ADV

a sickly green carpet

una alfombra de un verde horrible or asqueroso

a sickly sentimental ballad

una balada sensiblera

sickly-sweet ADJ

sickly-sweet

demasiado empalagoso

sickly-sweet

demasiado hostigoso And

Translations for sickly in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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enfermucho (enfermucha)

sickly

melifluo (meliflua)

sickly-sweet

hostigoso (hostigosa)

sickly

hostigoso (hostigosa)

sickly-sweet

empalagoso (empalagosa) tarta/licor

sickly

empalagoso (empalagosa) persona/sonrisa

sickly sweet

relajante

sickly-sweet pej

entelerido (entelerida)

sickly

enclenque (enfermizo)

sickly

untuoso (untuosa) voz

sickly sweet

sickly in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for sickly in the English»Spanish Dictionary

sickly <-ier, -iest> [ˈsɪkli] ADJ

1. sickly (not healthy):

sickly

enfermizo, -a

sickly

apolismado, -a Col, Mex, PRico

sickly

telenque Chile

2. sickly (pale):

sickly

pálido, -a

3. sickly (very sweet):

sickly

empalagoso, -a

Translations for sickly in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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enteco (-a)

sickly

hostigante (sabor)

sickly

cipe

sickly

enfermizo (-a)

sickly

quebradizo (-a) (de salud)

sickly

endeble (enfermizo)

sickly

enclenque (enfermizo)

sickly

telenque (enfermizo)

sickly

achacoso (-a)

sickly

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

But if all these sorbet colours are too sickly sweet for you to wear head-to-toe, just work the trend with accessories instead.

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The decreased appetite will result in individuals appear scrawny, mangy, and sickly.

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Ill health was considered synonymous with femininity, and a pale and sickly demeanour, normative.

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He attempts to make a stilted phraseology, and weak and sickly sentimentality do duty for genuine emotion.

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Don't suffer through life as a sniveling, sickly weakling -- brace up, man, get the blood pumping!

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Don't suffer through life as a snivelling, sickly weakling -- brace up, man, get the blood pumping!

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He was a weak and sickly child and after he was orphaned at the age of twelve he was apprenticed at a printing office.

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The smell of the sickly pickles, tomato ketchup and grease.

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Now she is the moon, a wan and sickly moon, dependent on another, reflecting another's brilliance.

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Although he had been shown to be feeling sickly in the show for some time, he was wary of being tested.

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