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tacky

/ˈtæk.i/

Traducción: Describe algo de mal gusto, barato u ordinario, que carece de estilo o elegancia, o que resulta llamativo de manera vulgar o excesiva.

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adjective

/ˈtæk.i/B2formal
  • esDescribe algo de mal gusto, barato u ordinario, que carece de estilo o elegancia, o que resulta llamativo de manera vulgar o excesiva.

Describes something that is cheap, gaudy, or lacking in style and good taste.

  1. B2formal

    Describes a substance, like paint or glue, that is not fully dry and feels slightly sticky when touched.

    espegajoso

    • The paint is still tacky, so don't touch the wall.
    • Wait until the glue becomes tacky before pressing the pieces together.
    • The varnish remained tacky even after several hours.

    Sinónimosadhesiveglueygummystickyviscid

    Antónimosdrynonadhesive

  2. Cheap and showyB1informal

    Describes something that is overly flashy or lacking in good taste, often appearing cheap or gaudy.

    esDe mal gusto y llamativo

    • The decorations were so tacky, with too much glitter and plastic.
    • He wore a tacky gold suit to the party.
    • The souvenir shop was full of tacky items.

    Sinónimosbrassycheapchintzyflashygarishgaudykitschymeretriciousshowytawdry

    Antónimosclassyelegantrefinedsophisticatedtasteful

Formas
  • tackier comparative form
  • tackiest superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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