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Spanish-English translation for: [person]
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English-Spanish Dictionary: [person]

disagreeable [of a person]
antipático {adj}
creepy [coll.] [person: unnerving, strange]
extraño {adj}
temperate [climate, person]
templado {adj}
bare [person: naked; body part: uncovered; place: empty; tree: without leaves]
desnudo {adj} [cuerpo] [también fig.: lugar, arból]
boisterous [person]
bullicioso {adj}
brash [of a person]
atrevido {adj}
brisk [person: quick]
dinámico {adj}
calculating [adj. also of a person]
calculador {adj} {pres-p}
cheap [coll.] [person: miserly]
agarrado {adj} [col.] [tacaño]
clingy [fig.] [person]
pegajoso {adj} [col.]
devious [person]
taimado {adj}
elusive [of a person]
esquivo {adj} [difícil de encontrar]
fleshy [fruit, person]
carnoso {adj} [fruta, persona]
formal [manner, person]
ceremonioso {adj}
fortunate [person: lucky]
afortunado {adj}
ghoulish [person, curiosity]
morboso {adj}
hopeless [coll.] [of a person, completely stupid]
de remate {adj}
illustrious [person]
ilustre {adj} [famoso]
impervious [person]
insensible {adj}
incisive [person]
sagaz {adj}
injured [person: in an accident]
siniestrado {adj}
lairy [Br.] [coll.] [person: unpleasantly loud, especially when drunk]
desagradablemente gritón {adj}
mild [person, manner]
agradable {adj}
mindless [person: not attentive]
despistado {adj}
mongoloid [pejorative when used nowadays for a person with Down's syndrome]
mongoloide {adj}etno.med.
mute [fig.: person: not speaking] [dated, pej.: unable to speak]
mudo {adj}
outlandish [person: eccentric]
excéntrico {adj}
pettily [person: in a small-minded way]
mezquinamente {adv}
petty [person: small-minded]
mezquino {adj}
scary [person: intimidating]
siniestro {adj}
seasoned [person]
conocedor {adj}
silly [person]
tonto {adj}
slovenly [person / action: careless]
descuidado {adj}
slovenly [person: appearance]
desaliñado {adj}
spoiled [Am.] [person: treated too indulgently]
consentido {adj} [persona malcriada]
spoilt [Br.] [person: treated too indulgently]
consentido {adj} [persona malcriada]
sturdy [body, person]
fornido {adj}
thoughtful [person: considerate]
considerado {adj}
trim [person: slim]
esbelto {adj}
truthful [testimony, person]
verdadero {adj} [testimonio, persona]
unlucky [of a person]
azaroso {adj} [persona]
vicious [person: ferocious, nasty]
despiadado {adj}
vile [person, action]
vil {adj}
whosoever [whatever person]
quienquiera que sea {pron}
wily [person, act]
artero {adj}
worldly [person: experienced]
cosmopolita {adj}
to leave sb./sth. [a thing somewhere, a person alone]
dejar a-algn/algo
to corrupt sb./sth. [person: deprave; hard drive, data: make faulty]
corromper a-algn/algo
to growl [person]
refunfuñar
to wilt [fig.] [person: become very tired]
languidecer
bore [female person]
aburrida {f}
geek [sl.] [pej.] [socially unskilled person]
ñoño {m} [col.] [pey.]
bastard [vulg.] [pej.] [cruel or contemptible person]
cabrón {m} [vulg.] [pey.]
creep [coll.] [pej.] [repellent person]
asqueroso {m} [pey.]
quack [coll.] [pej.] [unqualified person who pretends to have medical expertise]
curandero {m}
[a person infected with covid]
covidoso {m}
[a person of african descent]
chombo {m} [cent.] [Panamá] [col.]
[a person who doesn't comply with sanitary rules]
covidiota {m}
[any person who composts or is skillful in composting]
compostera {f}
compostador {m}
[female person maintaining the status quo]
continuista {f}
[male person maintaining the status quo]
continuista {m}
[person without personality or character]
cagamandurrias {m}
acquaintanceship [female person]
conocida {f}
acquaintanceship [male person]
conocido {m}
arsehole [vulg.] [person with no redeeming qualities]
mamarracho {m} [col.] [persona]
beanpole [coll.] [fig.] [pej.] [tall, skinny person]
larguirucho {m} [col.] [pey.]
blether [Scot.] [fig.] [female person who talks pointlessly]
cotorra {f} [col.]
blether [Scot.] [fig.] [male person who talks pointlessly]
cotorra {m} [col.]
bore [male person]
aburrido {m}
bore [person, thing]
muermo {m} [col.]
bore [person]
aguafiestas {noun} [sur.] [Colombia] [col.]
Breton [female person from Brittany]
bretona {f}etno.
Breton [male person from Brittany]
bretón {m}etno.
buffoon [female] [person playing the fool] [pej.: incompetent idiot]
payasa {f}
buffoon [person playing the fool] [pej.: incompetent idiot]
payaso {m}
build [of a person]
complexión {f}
bum [Am.] [coll.] [idle female person]
vaga {f}
bum [Am.] [coll.] [idle person]
vago {m}
casualty [dead or injured person]
baja {f}mil.
casualty [male and female] [person wounded or killed in accident]
víctima {f} [persona herida o muerta en accidente]
casualty [person killed in war]
pérdida {f} [persona muerta en guerra]mil.
celebrity [person]
famoso {m}
personaje {f} [celebridad]
chair [male person in charge of a meeting]
moderador {m}
clodhopper [sl.] [pej.] [clumsy person]
patán {m} [col.] [pey.]
coon [sl.] [pej.] [black female person]
negra {f} [mujer]
coon [sl.] [pej.] [black male person]
negro {m} [hombre]
crank [Am.] [coll.] [bad-tempered person]
cascarrabias {m} [col.]
creep [coll.] [pej.] [obsequious person]
chupamedias {m} [col.] [pey.] [am.]
culprit [person]
culpable {m}
cunt [vulg.] [pej.] [obnoxious female person]
hija {m} de puta [vulg.] [pey.]
cunt [vulg.] [pej.] [obnoxious male person]
hijo {m} de puta [vulg.] [pey.]
demonstrator [female] [person who demonstrates a product]
demostradora {f}
demonstrator [person who demonstrates a product]
demostrador {m}
detection [by person]
descubrimiento {m}
dork [esp Am.] [sl.] [pej.] [stupid female person]
mensa {f} [col.] [pey.]
dork [esp Am.] [sl.] [pej.] [stupid person]
menso {m} [col.] [pey.]
drip [coll.] [fig.] [boring female person]
aburrida {f}
drip [coll.] [fig.] [boring person]
aburrido {m}
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