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square-toed

/ˈskweər ˌtoʊd/

Tradução: Adjetivo antiquado que descreve uma pessoa excessivamente conservadora, formal ou rígida em sua conduta e maneiras, apegada a regras e convenções. No sentido literal, diz respeito a sapatos de bico quadrado.

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adjective

/ˈskweər ˌtoʊd/C2formalbritishobsoleto
  • ptAdjetivo antiquado que descreve uma pessoa excessivamente conservadora, formal ou rígida em sua conduta e maneiras, apegada a regras e convenções. No sentido literal, diz respeito a sapatos de bico quadrado.

An old-fashioned adjective describing someone who is excessively conventional, formal, or conservative in behavior or manners.

  1. Exaggeratedly properC1informal

    Having or showing very strict, conventional, or old-fashioned manners and attitudes.

    ptExageradamente correto

    • His square-toed views on dating made him unpopular at parties.
    • She gave a square-toed speech about the importance of tradition.
    • The old professor was known for his square-toed approach to literature.

    Sinônimosconventionalformalfuddy-duddyold-fashionedpriggishprimproperprudishpuritanicalrigidstaidstodgystrait-lacedstrictstuffyuptightvictorian

    Antônimoshipmoderntrendy

  2. Having a square toeB2formal

    Describes a shoe or boot that has a toe box shaped like a square.

    ptDe bico quadrado

    • He wore a pair of square-toed leather boots.
    • Square-toed shoes were fashionable in the 1990s.
    • The cobbler specialized in making square-toed footwear.
Formas
  • more square-toed comparative form
  • most square-toed superlative form