punctilious in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for punctilious in the English»Spanish Dictionary

punctilious [Am ˌpəŋ(k)ˈtɪliəs, Brit pʌŋ(k)ˈtɪlɪəs] ADJ form

punctilious

puntilloso

punctilious

meticuloso

Translations for punctilious in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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puntilloso (puntillosa)

punctilious

punctilious in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for punctilious in the English»Spanish Dictionary

punctilious [pʌŋkˈtɪliəs] ADJ form

punctilious with attention to detail

puntilloso, -a

punctilious with correct behavior

formalista

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English

A general meeting is under the control of the chairman, who must concentrate on the punctilious conduct of the meeting.

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But, it does pave the way for the first step towards having a punctilious judiciary.

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But one would expect the public sector to be absolutely punctilious about their processes.

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As this brief summary shows, there is far more punctilious procedure than there is rhetorical passion in the majority opinion.

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He said the process of ensuring antiquities had not been looted was much more developed and punctilious now than even a decade ago.

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He wears his uniform with punctilious pride, all the better to flout protocol.

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The punctilious timeliness of the set-designer has nothing to do with what goes on in our homes, or in our heads.

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In the past he has been criticised for being too punctilious.

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Sure, it's top down, but people are dying now in the bottom billion, so let's not be so punctilious.

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He was just in his administration and punctilious in exercising his responsibilities.

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