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childish

/ˈtʃaɪl.dɪʃ/

Traducción: Describe un comportamiento que es tonto, inmaduro o típico de un niño, a menudo usado con desaprobación.

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adjective

/ˈtʃaɪl.dɪʃ/B1formal
  • esDescribe un comportamiento que es tonto, inmaduro o típico de un niño, a menudo usado con desaprobación.

Describes behavior that is silly, immature, or typical of a child, often used in a disapproving way.

  1. Immature behaviorB1informal

    Behaving in a way that is typical of a child, often implying a lack of maturity or seriousness.

    esinfantil (comportamiento inmaduro)

    • His childish tantrum embarrassed everyone at the meeting.
    • She refused to apologize, which was very childish.
    • Stop being so childish and listen to reason.

    Sinónimosbabyishimmatureinfantilejuvenilepuerile

    Antónimosadultgrownupmatureresponsibleserious

  2. Simple or naiveB2formal

    Having qualities associated with childhood, such as simplicity, innocence, or lack of sophistication.

    esingenuo o simple

    • The painting had a childish charm that appealed to many.
    • His childish optimism was both endearing and unrealistic.
    • She still has a childish love for cartoons.

    Sinónimosartlesschildlikeguilelessingenuousinnocentnaivesimpleunsophisticated

    Antónimoscynicalexperiencedmaturesophisticatedworldly

Formas
  • more childish comparative form
  • most childish superlative form
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