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buttoned-up

/ˈbʌt.ənd ʌp/

Tradução: Descreve uma pessoa muito formal, conservadora, reservada e contida no comportamento ou na aparência; pode indicar alguém emocionalmente fechado ou que se veste de maneira recatada.

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Relações da palavra

adjective

/ˈbʌt.ənd ʌp/C1formalamerican
  • ptDescreve uma pessoa muito formal, conservadora, reservada e contida no comportamento ou na aparência; pode indicar alguém emocionalmente fechado ou que se veste de maneira recatada.

Describes a person who is very formal, conservative, and restrained in behavior or appearance.

  1. Reserved or uncommunicativeC1informalbritish

    Not inclined to talk freely; quiet or secretive in manner.

    ptReservado

    • He's quite buttoned-up and rarely shares his personal thoughts.
    • She remained buttoned-up during the entire meeting.
    • The new manager is very buttoned-up and hard to get to know.

    Sinônimosclosemouthedguardedquietreservedreticentsecretivetaciturntightlippeduncommunicativewithdrawn

    Antônimoscommunicativeexpressiveforthcomingfrankopenoutgoingtalkative

  2. Conservative or formal in styleC1informal

    Having a very formal, traditional, and restrained professional demeanor.

    ptConservador ou formal

    • The law firm has a buttoned-up dress code.
    • His buttoned-up attitude made him seem unfriendly.
    • She prefers a buttoned-up approach to business negotiations.

    Sinônimosconservativeconventionaldecorousformalprimproperreservedrestrainedrigidstaidstiffstrait-lacedstuffytraditional

    Antônimoscasualeasygoinginformallaid-backrelaxed

Formas
  • more buttoned-up comparative form
  • most buttoned-up superlative form
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