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hoggish

/ˈhɒɡ.ɪʃ/

Traducción: Adjetivo que describe a una persona codiciosa, egoísta o glotona, que se comporta como un cerdo; también puede referirse a alguien sucio o grosero.

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adjective

/ˈhɒɡ.ɪʃ/formalobsoleto
  • esAdjetivo que describe a una persona codiciosa, egoísta o glotona, que se comporta como un cerdo; también puede referirse a alguien sucio o grosero.

An old-fashioned adjective describing someone who is greedy, selfish, or gluttonous, like a hog.

  1. Resembling a hogC2formal

    Having characteristics or behavior similar to a pig, especially in being greedy or gluttonous.

    esPuerco (similar a un cerdo)

    • His hoggish appetite left little food for the others.
    • The hoggish behavior at the buffet was embarrassing.
    • She criticized his hoggish consumption of resources.

    Sinónimospiggishporcineswinish

    Antónimosabstemiousmoderatetemperate

  2. C2formal

    Excessively greedy or selfish, especially in taking more than one's fair share.

    esGlotón o codicioso

    • The hoggish businessman took all the credit for the team's work.
    • Their hoggish demands ruined the negotiation.
    • He had a hoggish desire for wealth and power.

    Sinónimosavariciouscovetousgluttonousgreedyinsatiablepiggyrapaciousselfishswinishvoracious

    Antónimosaltruisticbenevolentcharitablegenerousgivingmagnanimousselflessunselfish

Formas
  • more hoggish comparative form
  • most hoggish superlative form