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peckish

/ˈpek.ɪʃ/

Traducción: Adjetivo británico informal que significa ligeramente o algo hambriento. Se usa para expresar un apetito leve, no un hambre intensa.

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adjective

/ˈpek.ɪʃ/B2formalbritish
  • esAdjetivo británico informal que significa ligeramente o algo hambriento. Se usa para expresar un apetito leve, no un hambre intensa.

An informal British adjective meaning slightly hungry.

  1. Slightly hungryB1informalbritish

    Feeling a mild desire to eat; somewhat hungry.

    esligeramente hambriento

    • I'm feeling a bit peckish, so I'll grab a snack.
    • She was peckish after the long walk.
    • He always gets peckish in the late afternoon.

    Sinónimoshungry

    Antónimosfullsatiatedsatisfied

  2. Irritable or annoyedB2informalbritish

    In a state of mild irritation or annoyance; easily upset.

    esIrritable o molesto

    • He was feeling peckish after the long meeting.
    • She gets peckish when she's tired.
    • Don't be so peckish; it's just a minor delay.

    Sinónimosannoyedcrankycrossgrumpyirascibleirritablepeevishpetulantsnappishtesty

    Antónimoscalmcheerfulcontentplacidserene

Formas
  • more peckish comparative form
  • most peckish superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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