peckish in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for peckish in the English»Spanish Dictionary

peckish [Am ˈpɛkɪʃ, Brit ˈpɛkɪʃ] ADJ esp Brit inf pred

to be or feel peckish

tener un poco de hambre

Translations for peckish in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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ya me/le pica el bagre Arg inf

I'm/he's getting peckish Brit inf

peckish in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for peckish in the English»Spanish Dictionary

peckish [ˈpekɪʃ] ADJ

1. peckish Brit, Aus:

peckish

hambriento, -a

2. peckish Am (irritable):

peckish

irritable

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

This is a more than welcome addition, as currently there are few places for the thirsty and peckish to go.

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Feeling a bit peckish, you row your vessel over to a thatched concession stand on the side of the lake to buy a hero sandwich.

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It was a simple concept -- a peckish insect that simply ate everything in its way (including chocolate cake) until transforming into a beautiful butterfly.

thenewdaily.com.au

We've all reached for that chocolate bar when we're not remotely peckish, or demolished a packet of biscuits without knowing why.

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It's also a good idea to pack some healthy snacks for when you're out and about and the kids get peckish.

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And the beach bar has its perks for the peckish, serving up fresh fish caught in the waters right in front of you.

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Meals were served four times a day and a borscht trolley was wheeled around the grounds in between meals in case one felt peckish.

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And then we were a bit peckish upon arriving home.

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If you're feeling peckish, try a wood fired pizza, a burger or choose from a range of mouth watering nibbles.

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He is a peckish and sometimes extremely careless hunter who lives in a caravan in the woods.

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