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sospechoso, -a

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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suspicious [Am səˈspɪʃəs, Brit səˈspɪʃəs] ADJ

1. suspicious (mistrustful):

suspicious mind/person
suspicious mind/person
to be suspicious of/about sb/sth
desconfiar de alguien/algo

2. suspicious (arousing suspicion):

suspicious actions/movements
their behavior is highly suspicious
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suspicious
cachudo (cachuda)
suspicious
escamón (escamona)
suspicious
desconfiado (desconfiada) (suspicaz)
suspicious
the villagers were very suspicious o wary of us
he's very suspicious o mistrustful
sospechoso (sospechosa) movimiento/comportamiento
suspicious
sospechoso (sospechosa) paquete
suspicious
three suspicious-looking men
I find it very o highly suspicious
mosqueado (mosqueada)
suspicious
to make … suspicious
to become suspicious
suspicious of sth

im PONS Wörterbuch

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suspicious [səˈspɪʃəs] ADJ

1. suspicious (arousing suspicion):

suspicious
suspicious
emponchado, -a Arg, Bol, Perú

2. suspicious (lacking trust):

suspicious
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suspicious
suspicious
suspicious
I find it suspicious that
suspicious
matrero (-a)
suspicious
suspicious
to be suspicious of sb
to become suspicious
to cause sb to be suspicious
to be suspicious of sth
suspicious
im PONS Wörterbuch
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suspicious [sə·ˈspɪʃ·əs] ADJ

1. suspicious (arousing suspicion):

suspicious
suspicious
emponchado, -a Arg, Bol, Perú

2. suspicious (lacking trust):

suspicious
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Spanisch
Englisch
Englisch
suspicious
suspicious
suspicious
I find it suspicious that
suspicious
to be suspicious of sb
to become suspicious
to be suspicious of sth
suspicious
suspicious deal
to be suspicious of everything

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They tend to be very reclusive, suspicious that others covet their treasure hoards and territory.
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State parks were open to people entering on foot, and an early-morning hiker alerted authorities to the suspicious presence of vehicles.
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Statistical detection does not prove that claims are fraudulent; it merely identifies suspicious claims that need to be investigated further.
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Producers were deeply suspicious of the business practices of these companies and hostile to their positions of power.
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When he picks a fight with one of her escorts, she becomes suspicious and has him knocked unconscious.
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