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uptight

/ˌʌpˈtaɪt/

Traducción: Se usa en inglés estadounidense para describir a una persona que está nerviosa, ansiosa o excesivamente estricta en cuanto a reglas y comportamiento.

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adjective

/ˌʌpˈtaɪt/B2formalamerican
  • esSe usa en inglés estadounidense para describir a una persona que está nerviosa, ansiosa o excesivamente estricta en cuanto a reglas y comportamiento.

Used in American English to describe someone who is nervous, anxious, or overly strict about rules and behavior.

  1. Tense or anxiousB2informal

    Being in a state of nervous tension, anxiety, or stress.

    esTenso o ansioso

    • He gets uptight before every exam.
    • She was feeling uptight about the job interview.
    • Don't be so uptight; relax and enjoy the party.

    Sinónimosanxiousedgyjitterynervousstressedtenseworried

    Antónimoscalmeasygoinglaid-backrelaxedunconcerned

  2. Strict or rigidB2informal

    Having strict or conventional attitudes, especially about social rules or behavior.

    esEstricto o rígido

    • My parents are very uptight about curfews.
    • He's too uptight to enjoy a spontaneous trip.
    • She has an uptight approach to budgeting every penny.

    Sinónimosbuttoned-upconservativeconventionalinflexiblepriggishprimproperpuritanicalrigidstrait-lacedstrictunbending

    Antónimoseasygoingflexibleinformallaid-backlenientpermissiverelaxedtolerant

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

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