despicable in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for despicable in the English»Spanish Dictionary

despicable [Am dəˈspɪkəb(ə)l, Brit dɪˈspɪkəb(ə)l, ˈdɛspɪkəb(ə)l] ADJ

despicable

vil

despicable

despreciable

despicable

infame

you despicable liar!

¡vil mentiroso!

it's utterly despicable to treat a friend like that

es una canallada tratar así a un amigo

Translations for despicable in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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ominoso (ominosa)

despicable

chancho (chancha)

despicable

infame

despicable person

ruin persona

despicable

ruin acción

despicable

sus ruines intenciones

his despicable o base intentions

vil acto

despicable

vil persona

despicable

un hombre vil y despreciable

a vile, despicable man liter

abyección

despicable act

abyecto (abyecta)

despicable

deleznable

despicable

vileza

despicable deed

despicable in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for despicable in the English»Spanish Dictionary

despicable [dɪ·ˈspɪk·ə·bəl] ADJ

despicable

despreciable

Translations for despicable in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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menospreciable

despicable

ominoso (-a)

despicable

marrana (vil)

despicable woman

cachorro (-a)

despicable

vil (infame)

despicable

vituperable

despicable

ruin (vil)

despicable

rastrero (-a) (despreciable)

despicable

desdeñable

despicable

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Most of the characters here are despicable and lack dimension.

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But this does not take away from the dramatic storyline and the moving way in which he depicts his character's struggles against a despicable enemy.

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This is a despicable and cowardly act that stands in stark contrast to peoples desire for peaceful reform across the region.

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Thinking him dead, once they recognize the truth, the locals are despondent over their despicable actions.

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Informing or any other action to the detriment of a fellow prisoner is despicable and is expressly forbidden.

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While most portraits of common people seem good-hearted, depictions of the bourgeoisie and the ecclesiastical world are generally despicable.

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Inevitably the despicable use of preventive detention replaces the constitutional guarantees of personal liberty.

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She secretly takes steps to avoid getting pregnant as the idea of having his child is despicable to her.

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All comparison delays, and that is why mediocrity likes it so much and, if possible, traps everyone in it by its despicable friendship among mediocrities.

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This lack of response is just as despicable to the impartial spectator as is the excesses of anger.

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