choosey in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for choosey in the English»Spanish Dictionary

choos(e)y <-ier, -iest> [ˈtʃu:zi] ADJ inf

choos(e)y

quisquilloso, -a

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Motorcycle gangs are not choosey.

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She advises employers to get involved in recruitment right from the outset, to be choosey about offshore recruitment partners, and to ensure offshore qualifications are transferable.

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All over the country, legal aid programs have had to be more choosey about the cases they accept.

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Be choosey and only select people who are right for your business.

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But buyers are choosey and will pay high prices only for what are considered the best examples, as many artists produced large quantities of work over many years.

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Instead, seek them out -- and be choosey.

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I'm very choosey as to where my dogs and puppies go and a good homes is an absolute must.

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We were very choosey, and the first one we hired was not a good fit.

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When we consider going out to eat we are more choosey and looking out for bargains.

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Some people are becoming more choosey about who they share their lives with.

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