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bullet-headed

/ˈbʊl.ɪt ˌhɛd.ɪd/

Traducción: Adjetivo desusado que describe a una persona con la cabeza de forma redondeada o que recuerda a una bala, frecuentemente usado para indicar terquedad, testarudez o una apariencia tosca.

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adjective

/ˈbʊl.ɪt ˌhɛd.ɪd/formalobsoleto
  • esAdjetivo desusado que describe a una persona con la cabeza de forma redondeada o que recuerda a una bala, frecuentemente usado para indicar terquedad, testarudez o una apariencia tosca.

An old-fashioned adjective describing someone with a head shaped like a bullet, often used to imply stubbornness or a brutish appearance.

  1. Stubborn and dullC1informal

    Describing a person who is obstinate and lacking in intelligence or quickness.

    esTestarudo y torpe

    • His bullet-headed refusal to listen to advice cost him the deal.
    • She called him a bullet-headed fool for ignoring the warnings.
    • The manager's bullet-headed approach frustrated the entire team.

    Sinónimosblockheadedbullheadedmulishobstinatepigheadedthickheaded

    Antónimosbrightcleverdocileflexibleintelligentopen-mindedperceptivequick-wittedyielding

  2. Having a small round headC1formal

    Having a head that is small and round in shape.

    escabezón pequeño y redondo

    • The statue depicted a bullet-headed warrior from ancient times.
    • He was a short, bullet-headed man with a gruff voice.
    • The breed is known for its bullet-headed appearance.

    Sinónimosroundheaded

Formas
  • more bullet-headed comparative form
  • most bullet-headed superlative form