scabby in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for scabby in the English»Spanish Dictionary

scabby <scabbier scabbiest> [Am ˈskæbi, Brit ˈskabi] ADJ

1. scabby skin:

scabby

postilloso

scabby

lleno de costras

2. scabby (diseased):

scabby animal

roñoso

scabby animal

sarnoso

Translations for scabby in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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carachento (carachenta)

scabby inf

tiñoso (tiñosa)

scabby

un perro sarnoso

a mangy o scabby dog

scabby in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for scabby in the English»Spanish Dictionary

scabby <-ier, -iest> [ˈskæbi] ADJ

1. scabby (having scabs):

scabby

con costras

2. scabby ZOOL:

scabby

roñoso, -a

3. scabby pej inf (disgusting):

scabby

horrible

Translations for scabby in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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tiñoso (-a)

scabby

roñoso (-a)

scabby

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The point is that scabby mouth (orf) is in all sheep flocks.

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Although pain during treatments if often minimal, the skin can swell, ooze and become scabby as the wounds close and heal.

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There's only one thing worse than a liar, and it's a scabby liar.

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Unless there's a tangible benefit to the consumer, why would they buy scabby potatoes?

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An 8-year-old lad with a scratchy voice and scabby knees caught my eye.

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There has been an outbreak of scabby mouth disease in lambs.

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Older ewes could still get scabby mouth but the severe disease tends to be more prevalent in younger animals because of their weaker immune status.

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I always had oily scabby ankles from catching myself on that cog that runs the chain.

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I only really realised afterwards it was scabby and ridiculous.

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It's often raised and can be flakey or scabby.

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