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groovy

/ˈɡruː.vi/

Traducción: Adjetivo popular en las décadas de 1960 y 1970, usado para describir algo moderno, genial, excelente o que está de moda, a menudo con un sentido de estilo y entusiasmo.

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adjective

/ˈɡruː.vi/B2formalamericanobsoleto
  • esAdjetivo popular en las décadas de 1960 y 1970, usado para describir algo moderno, genial, excelente o que está de moda, a menudo con un sentido de estilo y entusiasmo.

An adjective popular in the 1960s and 1970s, used to describe something as fashionable, cool, or excellent.

  1. Excellent or very goodB2slangamerican

    Used to describe something that is very good, enjoyable, or impressive.

    esexcelente, estupendo

    • That was a groovy party last night!
    • He has a groovy sense of style.
    • The music at the concert was absolutely groovy.

    Sinónimosawesomecoolexcellentfabulousfantasticgreatmarveloussuperbterrificwonderful

    Antónimosawfulbadinferiorpoorterrible

  2. Fashionable or chicB2informalbritish

    Describes something that is stylish, trendy, or fashionable.

    esDe moda, elegante

    • She wore a groovy dress to the event.
    • The new café has a groovy interior design.
    • He always looks groovy in his vintage jackets.

    Sinónimoschiccoolfashionablehipinmodishsmartstylishtrendyvoguish

    Antónimosdowdyold-fashionedoutdatedsquareuncoolunfashionable

Formas
  • groovier comparative form
  • more groovy comparative form
  • grooviest superlative form
  • most groovy superlative form
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