sneaky in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for sneaky in the English»Spanish Dictionary

sneaky <sneakier sneakiest> [Am ˈsniki, Brit ˈsniːki] ADJ inf

sneaky person

artero

sneaky person

taimado

sneaky person

cuco Spain inf

sneaky way/behavior

solapado

Translations for sneaky in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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tirar la piedra y esconder la mano

to play sneaky tricks

me da que ya no vienen inf

I have a (funny o sneaky) feeling they're not coming inf

sneaky in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for sneaky in the English»Spanish Dictionary

sneaky <-ier, -iest> [ˈsni:ki] ADJ

sneaky

furtivo, -a

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

All the various human and vampire characters seem to be up to something sneaky and questionable as the movie progresses.

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They assure him in their sneaky voices that fish are friends, not food.

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Like a sneaky octopus, it wraps you up, and when squeezing the laughter out of you, out flies a picture of your life.

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With his superb acting skills, he can also blend in with the enemy to use sneaky maneuvers and attacks.

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There are also many incidents where snakes and their intrusive and sneaky ways are mentioned.

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He also thought the music had a sneaky, circular feel.

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Pre-arranged fake meld bids are a kind of sneaky table talk and considered definitely cheating.

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It turns out that she is a greedy, sneaky and selfish figure.

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The desire to be sneaky and deceptive can grow until it blinds the capoeirista to his/her opponent's trickiness.

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Some people consider it to be a sneaky license.

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