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Meanings of "exaggerated" in Spanish English Dictionary : 32 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
General
exaggerated hiperbólico [adj]
exaggerated esperpéntico [adj]
exaggerated desorbitado [adj]
exaggerated aparatoso [adj]
exaggerated descomedido [adj]
exaggerated descompasado [adj]
exaggerated esperpéntico [adj]
exaggerated estrepitoso [adj]
exaggerated exagerado [adj]
exaggerated extremado [adj]
exaggerated extremo [adj]
exaggerated pomposo [adj]
exaggerated soberbioso [adj]
exaggerated abultado [adj]
exaggerated nimio [adj]
exaggerated granguiñolesco [adj]
exaggerated exagerado [adj]
exaggerated conceptismo [m]
exaggerated acentuado [adj]
exaggerated agigantado [adj]
exaggerated aparatero [adj] BO CL
exaggerated abultada [adj/f]
exaggerated hiperbólica [adj/f]
exaggerated esperpéntica [adj/f]
exaggerated desorbitada [adj/f]
exaggerated acentuada [adj/f]
exaggerated agigantada [adj/f]
Colloquial
exaggerated cuentero [adj]
exaggerated enflautado [adj]
exaggerated cuático [adj] CL
exaggerated macanudo [adj] SCN
Business
exaggerated exagerado [adj]

Meanings of "exaggerated" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 106 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
General
exaggerated person aspaventero [m]
exaggerated sense of honor puntillo [m]
exaggerated person aspaventera [f]
exaggerated modesty pudibundez [f]
be exaggerated encarecerse [v]
exaggerated courtesies tiquismiquis [m/pl]
one showing exaggerated or affected emotion aspaventero [m]
exaggerated or thorough-going realism naturalismo [m]
exaggerated sentimentality sensiblería [f]
one showing exaggerated or affected emotion aspaventosa [f]
one showing exaggerated or affected emotion aspaventera [f]
exaggerated (of style) alambicado [adj]
alluding to a person who affects exaggerated courtesy finolis [adj]
become exaggerated agigantarse [v]
exaggerated show of feeling alharaca [f]
exaggerated gesturing in speaking abaniqueo [m] fig.
exaggerated eulogy ditirambo [m] fig.
exaggerated expression of feelings/emotions/pain aspavento [m] AR
exaggerated expression of feelings/emotions/pain aspamento [m] AR UY
exaggerated expression of feelings/emotions/pain aspamiento [m] AR UY
exaggerated or false account of a fact bolazo [m] PY AR UY
exaggerated or false account of a fact boleto [m] AR UY
exaggerated makeup bondo [m] PR
person who expresses themselves in an exaggerated or vehement way cuático [m] CL teen
scandal of small proportions and exaggerated causes escandalete [m] PE derog.
bombastic and exaggerated compliment floripondio [m] AR CO:C rare
hoarding of products to later sell them at an exaggerated price when they are scarce coyotaje [m] HN
spreading of false, uncertain, or exaggerated news copucheo [m] CL
vice of buying items after being motivated by exaggerated publicity consumerismo [m] PR
exaggerated or affected delicateness shown with expressive gestures disfuerzo [m] PE
exaggerated profit or interest recambio [m] disused
someone expressing feelings/emotions/pain in an exaggerated manner (for a person) aspamentera [f] AR UY
exaggerated performance attributed to antioch residents antioqueñada [f] CO:W rare
exaggerated expression changuería [f] PR
exaggerated set of jewels or costume jewelry worn by a person ferretería [f] VE derog.
exaggerated boasting alaraqueada [f] BO rare
exaggerated, drawn out, and thoughtful action contumenia [f] PA disused
something not credible and very exaggerated jetonada [f] CR
exaggerated manifestation of neglect ñonería [f] NI
exaggerated pampering ñonguería [f] VE
exaggerated complaint ñaña [f] AR
exaggerated or ridiculous aggressive attitude of some mexicans mexicanada [f] PA
exaggerated story perra [f] HN
affected or exaggerated religious devotion santulonería [f] AR derog.
exaggerated bureaucracy tramitocracia [f] CL disused cult
low class person who tends to display aggressive behavior and dress in an exaggerated manner flaite [m/f] CL derog.
person who wears strange and exaggerated clothing coqui [m/f] PR
expressing feelings/emotions/pain in an exaggerated manner (for a person) aspamentero [adj] AR UY
expressing feelings/emotions/pain in an exaggerated manner (for a person) aspamentoso [adj] AR UY
exaggerated or vehement (person) cuático [adj] CL teen
exaggerated in a conversation to avoid feeling inferior to others cuello [adj] BO
exaggerated and senseless (person) chachariento [adj] CL derog.
speaking or acting in an exaggerated manner alaraquiento [adj] SV NI EC PE BO CL
speaking or acting in an exaggerated manner alharaco [adj] BO CL
who spreads exaggerated news copuchento [adj] BO CL
expressing oneself in an exaggerated manner disforzado [adj] PE
with exaggerated or passionate traits tropicaloide [adj] CL derog.
say exaggerated or unbelievable things jetonear [v] CR
use exaggerated gestures when talking disforzar [v] PE rare
express oneself in an exaggerated manner disforzarse [v] PE
interpret with exaggerated or passionate traits tropicalizar [v] CL cult
exaggerated gestures for attention mikis (inglés mickey mouse) [m/pl] HN
exaggerated gestures for attention miquis (de mickey®) [m/pl] HN
exaggerated (of style) alambicada [adj/f]
Idioms
suddenly act unexpectedly (with exaggerated gestures or fuss) darle a alguien la/una tarántula [v]
suddenly act unexpectedly (with exaggerated gestures or fuss) darle a alguien la/una tarantela [v]
state something in a fanciful and exaggerated way hacerse el angosto [v] EC
exaggerated ideas pajaritos preñaos [m/pl] DO
Colloquial
exaggerated gesture zorrocloco [m]
exaggerated expression of the andalusians andaluzada [f]
court with exaggerated gallantry babosearse [v]
exaggerated simulation or gesturing aguaje [m] CU DO PR
exaggerated account of a fact choclo [m] UY
person who displays exaggerated or affected devotion frailón [m] AR:Nw derog.
exaggerated person espamentero [m] AR MX rare
exaggerated person espamentoso [m] AR
exaggerated person espamento [m] AR UY
rapid and exaggerated movement of one's body and hips while dancing merecumbé [m] CL
rapid and exaggerated movement of one's body and hips while dancing merequetengue [m] NI CL
exaggerated serving of food platonado [m] CO
exaggerated story video [m] CO teen
exaggerated and temporary restlessness when something is vehemently desired or feared calentazón [f] PA
person who displays exaggerated or affected devotion frailona [f] AR:Nw derog.
exaggerated person espamentera [f] AR MX rare
exaggerated person espamentosa [f] AR
exaggerated person espamenta [f] AR UY
exaggerated gesture for laughs miquería [f] GT SV CO
exaggerated use of procedures for administrative management tramitología [f] CR CO derog.
exaggerated use of procedures for administrative management tramitomanía [f] CO derog.
exaggerated sports infraction cantada [f] ES
person who shows an exaggerated or affected devotion comevelas [m/f] AR derog.
person who shows an exaggerated or affected religious devotion comehostias [m/f] BO AR UY derog.
alluding to a person who affects exaggerated courtesy finústico [adj] derog.
commit an exaggerated sports infraction cantar [v] ES
alluding to a person who affects exaggerated courtesy finústica [adj/f] derog.
Business
exaggerated statement declaración exagerada [f]
exaggerated claim reclamación exagerada
Law
exaggerated statement declaración exagerada [f]
exaggerated claim reclamación exagerada
Politics
exaggerated and exorbitant exagerado y exorbitante
Media
style of journalism in which unimportant news are exaggerated or false amarillismo [m]
Geophysics
exaggerated vertical scale escala vertical exagerada
Geology
exaggerated scale escala exagerada [f]
Medicine
exaggerated reflexes hiperreflexia [f]
Psychology
exaggerated statement declaración exagerada [f]
Painting
flashy exaggerated ornament bizarría [f]