ditsy in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for ditsy in the English»Spanish Dictionary

gutsy <gutsier gutsiest> [Am ˈɡətsi, Brit ˈɡʌtsi] ADJ inf

1. gutsy person:

gutsy

con agallas inf

gutsy

agalludo LatAm inf

2. gutsy prose/rhythm:

gutsy

vigoroso

gutsy

desenfadado

artsy-craftsy [Am ˌɑrtsiˈkræftsi, Brit ˌɑːtsɪˈkrɑːftsi], arty-crafty Brit ADJ inf

artsy-craftsy shop

de artesanías

artsy-craftsy person

con interés en lo artesanal

artsy-craftsy person

con gusto por lo artesanal

antsy [Am ˈæntsi, Brit ˈantsi] ADJ Am inf

antsy

impaciente

antsy

inquieto

nutsy <nutsier nutsiest> [Am ˈnətsi, Brit ˈnʌtsi] ADJ Am inf

nutsy → nutty

See also nutty

nutty <nuttier nuttiest> [Am ˈnədi, Brit ˈnʌti] ADJ

1. nutty taste:

nutty

a frutos secos (nueces, almendras, avellanas etc.)

2.1. nutty inf (eccentric):

nutty professor

chiflado inf

nutty professor

chalado inf

nutty idea

de loco

2.2. nutty inf (very fond):

to be nutty about sb

estar loco or chalado or chiflado por alguien inf

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

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

patsy <pl patsies> [Am ˈpætsi, Brit ˈpatsi] N Am sl

1. patsy (scapegoat):

patsy

cabeza mf de turco

patsy

chivo m expiatorio

I'm not going to be your patsy

yo no pienso pagar el pato por ti inf

she escaped and I was the patsy who went to jail

ella se escapó y yo fui el pánfilo que fue a la cárcel inf

2. patsy (easy victim):

patsy

presa f fácil inf

patsy

primo m / prima f Spain inf

ditzy [Am ˈdɪtsi, Brit ˈdɪtsi] ADJ Am inf

ditzy

con cabeza de chorlito inf

ditzy

despistado

ditz [Am dɪts, Brit dɪts] N Am inf

ditz

cabeza mf de chorlito inf

ditz

despistado m / despistada f

ditty <pl ditties> [Am ˈdɪdi, Brit ˈdɪti] N

ditty

cancioncilla o poema simple

ditsy in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for ditsy in the English»Spanish Dictionary

credits N pl CINE

credits

créditos m pl

gutsy <-ier, -iest> [ˈgʌtsi] ADJ

1. gutsy:

gutsy (brave)

valiente

gutsy (adventurous)

atrevido, -a

2. gutsy (powerful):

gutsy

vigoroso, -a

ditty <-ies> [ˈdɪti, Am ˈdɪt̬-] N

ditty

cancioncilla f

last-ditch [ˌlɑ:stˈdɪtʃ, Am ˌlæst-] ADJ, last-gasp [ˌlɑ:stˈgɑ:sp, Am ˌlæstˈgæsp] ADJ

last-ditch

desesperado, -a

I.ditch [dɪtʃ] -es N

1. ditch:

ditch

zanja f

ditch road

cuneta f

irrigation ditch

acequia f

2. ditch (for defense):

ditch

foso m

II.ditch [dɪtʃ] -es VB trans

1. ditch (discard):

ditch

deshacerse de

ditch car

abandonar

ditch idea

descartar

2. ditch (escape from):

ditch

zafarse de

3. ditch inf (end a relationship):

ditch

cortar con

4. ditch (land in water):

to ditch a plane

hacer un amaraje forzoso

III.ditch [dɪtʃ] -es VB intr

ditch

abrir zanjas

I.ditto [ˈdɪtəʊ, Am ˈdɪt̬oʊ] N (mark indicating repetition)

ditto

comillas f pl

II.ditto [ˈdɪtəʊ, Am ˈdɪt̬oʊ] ADV

ditto (so do I)

ídem

ditto Am (same for me)

lo mismo

I.audit¹ [ˈɔ:dɪt, Am ˈɑ:-] FIN N

audit

auditoría f contable

II.audit¹ [ˈɔ:dɪt, Am ˈɑ:-] FIN VB trans

audit

auditar

edit out VB trans

edit out

suprimir

sub-edit [ˌsʌbˈedɪt] VB trans JOURN

sub-edit

corregir

quits [kwɪts] ADJ inf

quits

en paz

to be quits (with sb)

estar en paz con alguien

to call it quits

hacer las paces

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

I hate the way that they treat their staff and act so ditsy all of the time.

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She is portrayed as a ditsy and daring young lady.

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Being blonde in itself does not cause people to assume you are ditsy, or diminish your intellectual stature, even in the world of entertainment.

fashion.telegraph.co.uk

She owns a wacky wardrobe complete with a ditsy demeanour.

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She is incredibly ditsy to the point that her friends often have to stop her from hurting herself in the process.

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She's also quite ditsy at times.

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Meg is an excitable, and somewhat ditsy, teen who loves music.

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She looked miserable forced into twisted tweed skirts, scratchy sweaters over conical bras, ditsy flowerpots perched inanely on her head.

nymag.com

Very few men now dare write a ditsy, screaming blonde.

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Gardenia-style motifs, abstract petals and even ditsy prints - the designers are ordering us to embrace florals in every area of our wardrobes.

www.telegraph.co.uk