Translations for „saggy“ in the English » Portuguese Dictionary

shaggy <-ier, -iest> [ˈʃægi] ADJ

shaggy

peludo(-a)

baggy [ˈbægi] ADJ

baggy

largo(-a)

soggy <-ier, -iest> [ˈsɑːgi, Brit ˈsɒgi] ADJ

soggy

ensopado(-a)

buggy <-ies> [ˈbʌgi] N Am (baby carriage)

buggy

carrinho m de bebê

foggy <-ier, -iest> [ˈfɑːgi, Brit ˈfɒgi] ADJ

foggy idea, notion

obscuro(-a)

foggy weather

nebuloso(-a)

a foggy day

um dia de nevoeiro

muggy <-ier, -iest> [ˈmʌgi] ADJ

muggy

abafado(-a)

sag <-gg-> [sæg] VB intr

sag

cair

sag

vergar

to sag under the weight of sth

vergar sob o peso de a. c.

saga [ˈsɑːgə] N

saga

saga f

sage¹ [seɪdʒ] N liter (wise man)

sage

sábio m

tangy <-ier, -iest> [ˈtæŋi] ADJ

tangy

penetrante

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Today, ripped jeans, saggy jeans, exposed bra straps, ragged short-shorts, and tights (sans skirts) are almost de rigueur.

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As a general rule avoid anything too hard or soft, saggy or wobbly.

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It not only improves circulation but also tickles the muscles in your face (which improves the saggy look).

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It is so saggy he gets it caught on things, and he has even burnt it when cooking.

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Unfortunately collagen and elastin molecules in the skin are very susceptible to sugar, meaning they become brittle when attacked, leaving skin wrinkled, saggy and dull.

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When you go through the menopause, the levels of oestrogen fall and so fine wrinkles appear and the skin becomes loose and saggy.

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The saggy-looking blobfish has won a competition designed to raise awareness for ugly endangered animals.

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They were saggy and baggy and totally unglamorous.

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He is described as being completely bald, moving like a tortoise, and having very wrinkly and saggy skin.

en.wikipedia.org

Some weight loss, especially the rapid kind, can result in loose, saggy skin.

lifestyle.inquirer.net