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haggard

/ˈhæɡ.ərd/

Traducción: Describe a una persona que parece agotada, preocupada o enferma, a menudo con aspecto demacrado o consumido por el cansancio o la angustia.

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adjective

/ˈhæɡ.ərd/C1formal
  • esDescribe a una persona que parece agotada, preocupada o enferma, a menudo con aspecto demacrado o consumido por el cansancio o la angustia.

Describes a person who looks exhausted, worried, or ill, often with a gaunt appearance.

  1. Worn out from strainB2formal

    Looking exhausted and unwell, especially from prolonged worry, overwork, or suffering.

    esDemacrado por el esfuerzo o la preocupación

    • After weeks without sleep, he looked haggard and drawn.
    • Her haggard face told the story of her long illness.
    • The haggard expression of the soldier revealed his trauma.

    Sinónimoscareworndraineddrawnexhaustedgaunthollow-eyedpinchedwan

    Antónimosenergeticfreshhealthyrefreshedrestedrobustvigorous

  2. Emaciated from hardshipB2formal

    Extremely thin and gaunt, typically due to hunger, cold, or disease.

    esDemacrado por la privación

    • The refugees were haggard from their long journey.
    • His haggard frame showed the effects of starvation.
    • The haggard appearance of the stray dog moved everyone to pity.

    Sinónimoscadaverousdrawnemaciatedgaunthollow-eyedpinchedscrawnyskeletalwanwasted

    Antónimoschubbyhealthyplumprobuststout

Formas
  • more haggard comparative form
  • most haggard superlative form
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