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mangey

/ˈmeɪn.dʒi/

Traducción: Describe algo en mal estado, raído, descuidado o sucio, especialmente por falta de cuidado o deterioro; también se aplica a animales con pelaje o aspecto pobre y enfermizo.

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adjective

C1formalcommon/ˈmeɪn.dʒi/

Describes something that is in poor condition, shabby, or having a worn-out, dirty appearance.

  • 🇪🇸Describe algo en mal estado, raído, descuidado o sucio, especialmente por falta de cuidado o deterioro; también se aplica a animales con pelaje o aspecto pobre y enfermizo.
  1. Worn or threadbare B2 informal

    Having many worn or threadbare spots in the nap, especially of fabric or fur.

    • The old sofa had a mangey appearance with its faded and threadbare cushions.
    • His coat was mangey, with patches of worn fabric showing through.
    • The carpet looked mangey after years of heavy use.

    🇪🇸raído, gastado

    Sinónimos: frayedmoth-eatenraggedscruffyseedyshabbytatteredthreadbareworn

    Antónimos: freshimmaculatenewpristine

  2. Shabby or in poor condition B2 informal

    In a state of disrepair or neglect; looking dirty or unkempt.

    • The stray dog had a mangey coat, matted and dirty.
    • The building's exterior was mangey, with peeling paint and broken windows.
    • He wore a mangey old hat that had seen better days.

    🇪🇸En mal estado, miserable

    Sinónimos: dilapidateddirtygrubbyneglectedraggedrun-downscruffyseedyshabbysordidsqualidtatteredunkempt

    Antónimos: cleanneatsleeksmartsprucetidytrim

  • mangier comparative form
  • mangiest superlative form