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shabbily

/ˈʃæb.ɪ.li/

Traducción: Adverbio que significa 'de manera descuidada, raída o injusta' — es decir, de un modo que denota desgaste, mal estado o baja calidad. Puede describir la apariencia (por ejemplo, ropa gastada) o el comportamiento (por ejemplo, tratar a alguien de forma injusta o mezquina).

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adverb

/ˈʃæb.ɪ.li/B2formal
  • esAdverbio que significa 'de manera descuidada, raída o injusta' — es decir, de un modo que denota desgaste, mal estado o baja calidad. Puede describir la apariencia (por ejemplo, ropa gastada) o el comportamiento (por ejemplo, tratar a alguien de forma injusta o mezquina).

An adverb meaning 'in a shabby manner' — that is, in a way that is worn, dilapidated, or of poor quality. It can describe physical appearance (e.g., worn-out clothing) or behavior (e.g., treating someone unfairly or meanly).

  1. In a worn or dilapidated mannerB2formal

    In a way that shows signs of wear, neglect, or poor condition.

    esDe manera deteriorada

    • He was dressed shabbily in an old coat.
    • The house was shabbily furnished with broken chairs.
    • She looked shabbily after working all night.

    Sinónimosraggedlytattily

    Antónimosneatlysmartlytrimly

  2. Unfairly or dishonorablyB2formal

    In a way that is mean, unfair, or lacking in respect.

    esDe manera injusta o deshonrosa

    • The employees were treated shabbily by the management.
    • He behaved shabbily towards his old friends.
    • The company shabbily refused to honor the warranty.

    Sinónimoscontemptiblydespicablydishonorablyignoblymeanlyunfairlyunjustly

    Antónimosdecentlyfairlyhonestlyhonorablyjustly

Formas
  • more shabbily comparative form
  • most shabbily superlative form
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