suspicious in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for suspicious in the English»Spanish Dictionary

suspicious [Am səˈspɪʃəs, Brit səˈspɪʃəs] ADJ

1. suspicious (mistrustful):

suspicious mind/person

desconfiado

suspicious mind/person

suspicaz

to be suspicious of/about sb/sth

desconfiar de alguien/algo

she was always suspicious of his intentions

siempre desconfió de sus intenciones

I can't help feeling suspicious about them

no puedo menos que desconfiar de ellos

2. suspicious (arousing suspicion):

suspicious actions/movements

sospechoso

their behavior is highly suspicious

su comportamiento es sumamente sospechoso

Translations for suspicious in the Spanish»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

suspicaz

suspicious

cachudo (cachuda)

suspicious

escamón (escamona)

suspicious

desconfiado (desconfiada) (suspicaz)

suspicious

los habitantes del pueblo eran muy desconfiados

the villagers were very suspicious o wary of us

es un desconfiado

he's very suspicious o mistrustful

sospechoso (sospechosa) movimiento/comportamiento

suspicious

sospechoso (sospechosa) paquete

suspicious

tres hombres de aspecto sospechoso

three suspicious-looking men

me parece muy sospechoso

I find it very o highly suspicious

mosqueado (mosqueada)

suspicious

escamar

to make … suspicious

escamarse

to become suspicious

receloso de algo

suspicious of sth

suspicious in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for suspicious in the English»Spanish Dictionary

suspicious [səˈspɪʃəs] ADJ

1. suspicious (arousing suspicion):

suspicious

sospechoso, -a

suspicious

emponchado, -a Arg, Bol, Peru

2. suspicious (lacking trust):

suspicious

desconfiado, -a

Translations for suspicious in the Spanish»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

suspicaz

suspicious

caviloso (-a)

suspicious

sospechoso (-a)

suspicious

me resulta sospechoso que +subj

I find it suspicious that

malicioso (-a)

suspicious

matrero (-a)

suspicious

chamuscado (-a)

suspicious

estar receloso de alguien

to be suspicious of sb

ponerse receloso

to become suspicious

poner receloso a alguien

to cause sb to be suspicious

mirar algo con recelo

to be suspicious of sth

emponchado (-a)

suspicious

suspicious Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

I was suspicious of your response

me escamé de tu respuesta

to cause sb to be suspicious

poner receloso a alguien

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

They tend to be very reclusive, suspicious that others covet their treasure hoards and territory.

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State parks were open to people entering on foot, and an early-morning hiker alerted authorities to the suspicious presence of vehicles.

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Statistical detection does not prove that claims are fraudulent; it merely identifies suspicious claims that need to be investigated further.

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Producers were deeply suspicious of the business practices of these companies and hostile to their positions of power.

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When he picks a fight with one of her escorts, she becomes suspicious and has him knocked unconscious.

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On at least one occasion, civilian detainees that were very suspicious had to be released because of improper processing.

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This suspicious view on the world is called the mean world syndrome.

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No one was suspicious of an older man accompanying a girl or young woman who could be his granddaughter.

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During this time, demonstrators became increasingly wary of suspicious looking people and police and army officers.

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The expressions vision, hallucination, and schizophrenia should make one suspicious of the claim to true-to-life reproduction.

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