stuck-up in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for stuck-up in the English»Spanish Dictionary

stuck-up [Am ˈˌstək ˈəp, Brit stʌkˈʌp] ADJ inf

stuck-up

estirado inf

stuck-up

creído inf

Translations for stuck-up in the Spanish»English Dictionary

empingorotado (empingorotada) ADJ inf

empingorotado (empingorotada)

stuck-up inf

empingorotado (empingorotada)

snobby inf

estirado¹ (estirada) ADJ inf

estirado (estirada)

stuck-up inf

estirado (estirada)

snooty inf

pijo¹ (pija) ADJ Spain inf, pej

pijo (pija) persona

posh inf, pej

pijo (pija) persona

stuck-up inf, pej

pijo (pija) moda/lugar

posh inf, pej

fruncido¹ (fruncida) ADJ

1. fruncido falda:

fruncido (fruncida)

gathered

2. fruncido CSur inf (remilgado):

fruncido (fruncida)

stuck-up inf

fruncido (fruncida)

snooty inf

cogotudo (cogotuda) ADJ

1. cogotudo CSur (de cuello largo):

cogotudo (cogotuda)

long-necked

2. cogotudo Chil (adinerado, influyente):

cogotudo (cogotuda) inf, pej

rich and powerful

3. cogotudo Urug inf:

cogotudo (cogotuda)

stuck-up inf

engomado (engomada) ADJ

1. engomado:

engomado (engomada) etiqueta

gummed

engomado (engomada) etiqueta

self-adhesive

engomado (engomada) sobre

gummed

engomado (engomada) sobre

self-sealing

2. engomado Chil inf (estirado):

engomado (engomada)

stuck-up inf

envarado (envarada) ADJ

1. envarado (al caminar):

envarado (envarada)

stiff

caminaba muy envarado

he walked very stiffly

2. envarado (estirado, arrogante):

envarado (envarada)

haughty

envarado (envarada)

stuck-up inf

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copetudo (copetuda)

stuckup inf

copetón (copetona)

stuckup inf

stuck-up in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for stuck-up in the English»Spanish Dictionary

stuck-up [ˌstʌkˈʌp] ADJ inf

stuck-up

engreído, -a

Translations for stuck-up in the Spanish»English Dictionary

lijoso (-a) ADJ Cuba

lijoso (-a)

stuck-up

futre N m LatAm pej

futre

stuck-up person

futre

toff

ajo N m

1. ajo BOT:

ajo

garlic

ajo (diente)

clove of garlic

2. ajo inf (taco):

ajo

swearword

Phrases:

andar tieso como un ajo inf

to be stuck-up

andar (metido) en el ajo inf, estar en el ajo inf

to be mixed up in it

patitieso (-a) ADJ

1. patitieso:

patitieso (-a) (paralizado)

paralysed Brit, Aus

patitieso (-a) (paralizado)

paralyzed Am

patitieso (-a) (de frío)

frozen stiff

quedarse patitieso de frío

to be frozen stiff

2. patitieso (sorprendido):

patitieso (-a)

stunned

quedarse patitieso

to be struck dumb

3. patitieso (presumido):

patitieso (-a)

stuck-up

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no te pongas tieso

don't act so stuck up

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Josh realizes that she is stuck-up and conceited, however he looks past this when she says she loves him.

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You need not be a stuck-up purist to prefer that the two be kept safely apart.

www.thenation.com

It is an odd set-up in lots of parts, but visually it is so surreal and not stuffy or stuck-up.

www.telegraph.co.uk

It is said that she was somewhat stuck-up, a snob and that she had an unsophisticated outlook.

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Lately, to be a diva is to be, plainly, stuck-up, spoiled and deeply unpleasant.

www.theglobeandmail.com

He is a generally stuck-up, arrogant character who finds himself incredibly handsome.

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I had expectations of a stuck-up, ageing diva.

www.independent.ie

She knew what it meant to be wealthy without being stuck-up; how to be intelligent without being arrogant.

www.starpulse.com

She is bossy and stuck-up, and her biggest desire is to be better than most people, but there is a sweeter side to her.

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Although commonly considered as the most lordly, if not stuck-up, of art forms, opera is in reality no stranger to the stuff of tabloid journalism.

www.telegraph.co.uk