artsy-fartsy in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for artsy-fartsy in the English»Spanish Dictionary

artsy-fartsy [Am ˌɑrtsiˈfɑrtsi, Brit ˌɑːtsɪˈfɑːtsi], arty-farty Brit ADJ inf, hum

artsy-fartsy → artsy

See also artsy

artsy <artsier artsiest, Brit arty> [Am ˈɑrtsi, Brit ˈɑːtsi] ADJ inf

artsy

con veleidades de artístico

she's terribly artsy

se las da de artista bohemia

the party was full of artsy types

la fiesta estaba llena de tipos bohemios inf

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

I'm your typical artsy-fartsy type that thrives in a little mess and chaos.

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An album poll will inevitably skew towards artsy-fartsy rocker types.

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But beneath the artsy-fartsy aesthetic, the project hints at a concrete ethos.

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She is known as being a little artsy-fartsy.

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They think theatrically it makes the film seem more artsy-fartsy, and later fewer television outlets around the world will show it if it's in black and white.

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It was getting tough to sell the records, and the distributor didn't like them anymore, thought they were too artsy-fartsy.

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If you want to get artsy-fartsy, you could say it's a form of performance....

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