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English to Spanish translations [PRO] Art/Literary | |||||
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| Selected response from: Juan Pintado Spain Local time: 14:23 | ||||
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afectado, amanerado, afeminado Explanation: Según el diccionario Larousse -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2003-05-21 11:20:42 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Ejemplos de películas \"campy\" son The Rocky horror show, Xena, the warrior princess, Barbarella, etc. etc, que no necesariamente son cutres. |
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afectado Explanation: O: exagerado |
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extravagante Explanation: Posiblemente porque era sumamente artificial o anticuado en su aspecto hasta el punto de provocar sonrisas compasivas. V |
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cutre Explanation: ..me parece perfecto! [seedy, shabby, etc]. Es que el Oxford dice, para "camp" ..como afectación o amanerado ..pero "cutre" me parece lo mejor para este caso. Suerte Irea! terry -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2003-05-21 10:52:52 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Otra posible opción podría ser: \"estrafalario[a]\" t Oxford + |
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estrafalario[a] Explanation: Otra posible opción Irea. Suerte! terry Oxford + |
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Cutre, hortera, camp Explanation: Lo dejaría como está. Lo he visto muchas veces en castellano. No conozco ninguna palabra que lo pueda definir con exactitud. (Desde luego, no "afeminado"!!!!) |
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Ridícula Explanation: Campy A form of comedic parody where the clichéd conventions of a dramatic form like adventure are deliberately exaggerated to the point of ridiculousness. BABEL |
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