toffy in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for toffy in the English»Spanish Dictionary

toffee-nosed [Am ˈtɑfi ˌnoʊzd, Brit ˈtɒfɪnəʊzd] ADJ Brit inf

toffee-nosed

estirado inf

toffee [Am ˈtɔfi, ˈtɑfi, Brit ˈtɒfi] N U or C

toffee

toffee m (golosina hecha con azúcar y mantequilla)

toffee

caluga f Chil

he can't act/sing for toffee Brit inf

es un pésimo actor/cantante

toff [Am tɑf, Brit tɒf] N Brit inf

toff

encopetado m / encopetada f

toff

pituco m / pituca f CSur inf

tofu [Am ˈtoʊfu, Brit ˈtəʊfuː] N U

tofu

tofu m

tofu

queso m de soya LatAm

tofu

queso m de soja Spain

I.castoff [Am ˈkæstɑf, Brit ˈkɑːstɒf] N

1. castoff:

castoff

ropa f desechada

she gave me her castoffs

me dio la ropa que ya no quería

he's one of her castoffs

es uno de los que ha plantado inf

2. castoff TYPO:

castoff

cálculo del número de caracteres de un texto

II.castoff [Am ˈkæstɑf, Brit ˈkɑːstɒf] ADJ attr

castoff

viejo

taffy [Am ˈtæfi, Brit ˈtafi] N

1. taffy C or U Am FOOD:

taffy

caramelo m masticable

2. taffy (Welshman) Brit:

Taffy sl, pej

galés m

daffy <daffier daffiest> [Am ˈdæfi, Brit ˈdafi] ADJ inf

daffy

chiflado inf

daffy

chalado inf

jiffy [Am ˈdʒɪfi, Brit ˈdʒɪfi], jiff [dʒɪf] N inf no pl

jiffy

segundo m

wait or hang on a jiffy

espera un segundo

she did it in a jiffy

lo hizo en un segundo

she did it in a jiffy

lo hizo en un santiamén

she did it in a jiffy

lo hizo en menos (de lo) que canta un gallo inf

Jíffy bag® [ˈdʒɪfi] N

Jíffy bag

sobre m acolchado

huffy <huffier huffiest> [Am ˈhəfi, Brit ˈhʌfi] ADJ

1. huffy (indignant):

huffy

enfurruñado

to get huffy (about sth)

enfurruñarse (por algo)

no need to get huffy about it!

¡no es para ponerse así!

2. huffy (touchy):

huffy

susceptible

huffy

quisquilloso

toffy in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for toffy in the English»Spanish Dictionary

toffee [ˈtɔ·fi] N

toffee

toffee m

I.castoff [ˈkæst·af] N (garment)

castoff

prenda f desechada [o vieja]

castoffs

ropa f desechada [o vieja]

II.castoff [ˈkæst·af] ADJ

castoff clothes, shoes:

castoff

desechado, -a

castoff

viejo, -a

I.shutoff N

shutoff

suspensión f

II.shutoff ADJ

shutoff valve:

shutoff

de cierre

iffy <-ier, -iest> [ˈɪf·i] ADJ inf

iffy

dudoso, -a

iffy person

sospechoso, -a

puffy <-ier, -iest> [ˈpʌf·i] ADJ

puffy

hinchado, -a

huffy <-ier, -iest> [ˈhʌf·i] ADJ

1. huffy (offended):

huffy

ofendido, -a

2. huffy (touchy):

huffy

susceptible

jiffy [ˈdʒɪf·i] N inf

in a jiffy

en un santiamén

cutoff [ˈkʌt̬·ɔf] N

1. cutoff TECH:

cutoff

corte m

cutoff

cierre m

cutoff date

fecha f límite

cutoff point

tope m

2. cutoff (end of supply):

cutoff

corte m del suministro

3. cutoff (baseball player):

to hit the cutoff

pasar la bola al cortador

liftoff N AVIAT, TECH

liftoff

despegue m

putoff N inf

putoff

aplazamiento m

to give sb a putoff

dar largas a alguien

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Well, some of those toffy generals fall into caricature, but every story needs an out-and-out villain.

www.smh.com.au

It takes money from the poor and funnels it straight into the pockets of greedy, often toffy landowners and rapacious, mostly foreign-owned energy companies.

blogs.telegraph.co.uk

They won't know who to support because they've never worked out if they are working class toffs or toffy working class types.

www.bordermail.com.au