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jaggy

/ˈdʒæɡ.i/

Traducción: Adjetivo inglés desusado que significa áspero, desigual o con bordes o puntas afiladas; en la actualidad rara vez se usa en inglés.

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adjective

/ˈdʒæɡ.i/formalbritishobsoleto
  • esAdjetivo inglés desusado que significa áspero, desigual o con bordes o puntas afiladas; en la actualidad rara vez se usa en inglés.

An old-fashioned adjective meaning rough, uneven, or having sharp points; now rarely used in modern English.

  1. Irregularly notched or toothedC1formal

    Having a margin that is unevenly cut or serrated, as if chewed or gnawed.

    esDentado irregularmente

    • The leaf had a jaggy edge, typical of certain plant species.
    • The fossil showed a jaggy outline along its perimeter.
    • The old parchment had jaggy borders from age and wear.

    Sinónimoseroseirregularjaggednotchedroughserratedtootheduneven

    Antónimosevenregularsmooth

  2. Uneven surface or outlineC1formal

    Having a surface or shape that is sharply uneven, rough, or irregular.

    esIrregular y dentado

    • The mountain range had a jaggy silhouette against the sunset.
    • He cut the paper with a jaggy edge using dull scissors.
    • The coastline was jaggy, with many small inlets and cliffs.

    Sinónimosbumpyirregularjaggednotchedraggedroughruggedserratedspikyuneven

    Antónimosevenflatlevelregularsmooth

Formas
  • jaggier comparative form
  • more jaggy comparative form
  • jaggiest superlative form
  • most jaggy superlative form