stiff im Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Übersetzungen für stiff im Englisch»Spanisch-Wörterbuch

I.stiff <stiffer stiffest> [Am stɪf, Brit stɪf] ADJ

1.1. stiff (rigid):

stiff collar/bristles

duro

stiff fabric/leather

tieso

stiff fabric/leather

duro

stiff corpse

rígido

stiff muscles

entumecido

stiff muscles

agarrotado

to have a stiff neck

tener tortícolis

1.2. stiff (thick, firm):

stiff paste/dough

consistente

beat the egg whites until they are stiff

bata las claras hasta que estén firmes

the place was stiff with detectives/tourists Brit ugs

el sitio estaba plagado de detectives/turistas

2. stiff (hard, severe):

stiff test/climb

difícil

stiff test/climb

duro

stiff resistance

férreo

stiff resistance

tenaz

stiff penalty

fuerte

stiff penalty

severo

stiff terms/conditions

duro

stiff breeze

fuerte

I need a stiff drink ugs

necesito un trago fuerte ugs

he poured himself a stiff vodka

se sirvió un vaso grande de vodka

3. stiff (formal, stilted):

stiff person/manner

almidonado

stiff person/manner

acartonado

stiff person/manner

estirado

stiff bow/compliment/smile

forzado

stiff bow/compliment/smile

poco espontáneo

II.stiff [Am stɪf, Brit stɪf] ADV ugs

I'm frozen stiff

estoy helado hasta los huesos ugs

we were bored stiff

nos aburrimos como ostras ugs

I was scared stiff

estaba muerto de miedo

we were worried stiff

estábamos preocupadísimos

III.stiff [Am stɪf, Brit stɪf] SUBST sl

stiff

fiambre m ugs

stiff

cuerpo m

IV.stiff [Am stɪf, Brit stɪf] VERB trans Am sl

he stiffed me!

¡se fue sin pagar!

he stiffed me!

¡se largó sin pagar! ugs

stiff-necked [Am ˈstɪf ˈˌnɛkt, Brit] ADJ

stiff-necked conservatism:

stiff-necked

a ultranza

stiff-necked

contumaz form

his stiff-necked resistance to change

su obstinada resistencia a todo cambio

his stiff-necked resistance to change

su contumaz resistencia a todo cambio form

Übersetzungen für stiff im Spanisch»Englisch-Wörterbuch

Weitere Übersetzungen und typische Wortverbindungen mit dem Suchbegriff

entumecido (entumecida) piernas/músculos

stiff

farolazo

stiff drink

opiado (opiada)

bored stiff ugs

yerto (yerta)

stiff

anquilosado (anquilosada) (entumecido)

stiff

empaquetado (empaquetada)

stiff

¡qué acojone me entró!

I was scared stiff! ugs

molido (molida)

stiff

estoy tan molido que casi no me puedo mover

I'm so stiff I can hardly move

stiff im PONS Wörterbuch

Übersetzungen für stiff im Englisch»Spanisch-Wörterbuch

I.stiff [stɪf] SUBST ugs (corpse)

stiff

fiambre m

II.stiff [stɪf] ADJ

1. stiff (rigid):

stiff paper

rígido, -a

stiff brush

duro, -a

stiff shirt

tieso, -a

stiff paste, dough

consistente

to be (as) stiff as a board

estar más tieso que un palo

2. stiff (not supple):

stiff joints

entumecido, -a

3. stiff (difficult to move):

stiff muscles

agarrotado, -a

to have a stiff neck

tener tortícolis

4. stiff (very formal):

stiff

encorsetado, -a

5. stiff (not friendly):

stiff

estirado, -a

stiff smile

forzado, -a

6. stiff (strong):

stiff competition, test

duro, -a

stiff opposition, drink, wind

fuerte

stiff resistance

férreo, -a

stiff resistance

tenaz

stiff punishment, criticism

fuerte

stiff punishment, criticism

severo, -a

7. stiff (strenuous):

stiff climb

agotador(a)

8. stiff (very expensive):

stiff price

exorbitante

III.stiff [stɪf] ADV

to be bored stiff

estar aburrido como una ostra

to be scared stiff

estar muerto de miedo

stiff-necked [ˌstɪfˈnekt, Am ˈstɪfnekt] ADJ

1. stiff-necked (stubborn):

stiff-necked person

terco, -a

stiff-necked resistance

obstinado, -a

2. stiff-necked (proud):

stiff-necked

estirado, -a

Weitere Übersetzungen und typische Wortverbindungen mit dem Suchbegriff

as stiff as a ramrod

más tieso que un ajo

Übersetzungen für stiff im Spanisch»Englisch-Wörterbuch

Weitere Übersetzungen und typische Wortverbindungen mit dem Suchbegriff

yerto (-a)

stiff

quedar yerto (de un susto)

to be scared stiff

ceremonioso (-a)

stiff

entumecido (-a) (pierna, rígido)

stiff

tortícolis

stiff neck

patitieso (-a) (de frío)

frozen stiff

quedarse patitieso de frío

to be frozen stiff

tieso (-a)

stiff

quedarse tieso (de frío)

to be frozen stiff

quedarse tieso (miedo)

to be scared stiff

tieso (-a)

stiff

recio (-a)

stiff

stiff Beispiele aus dem PONS Wörterbuch (redaktionell geprüft)

beat the egg whites until they are stiff enough to form firm peaks

bata las claras de huevo a punto de nieve

to be (as) stiff as a board

estar más tieso que un palo

to have a stiff neck

tener tortícolis

to be bored stiff

estar aburrido como una ostra

to be scared stiff

estar muerto de miedo

to be scared stiff

estar muerto de miedo

as stiff as a ramrod

más tieso que un ajo

Einsprachige Beispiele (nicht von der PONS Redaktion geprüft)

Englisch

The common name refers to their resemblance to otters with their flat face and stiff whiskers, and the tenrecs' overall superficial similarity to true shrews.

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Tinsel wire is also used in power cords for very small appliances such as electric shavers or clocks, where stranded cable conductors of adequate mechanical size would be too stiff.

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It has been used as stiff lightweight structural material, specifically for support of reflecting telescope mirrors.

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It is also used for other table linens, bags, mats and other clothing items, or anytime that a lightweight, but stiff and sheer fabric is needed.

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Towering above this industrial scene is a crane, and at its tip is a windsock inflated by the stiff northwesterly.

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It is made of powdered whiting and linseed oil mixed together and kneaded into a stiff paste.

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It is made from silk cloth so stiff that the obi does not need lining or sewn-in stiffeners.

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The galosh was soft and gummy in warm weather and hard and stiff in the cold.

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Town coats had stiff, puckered backs while a narrow cropped pants suit looked sharp and modern.

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Suntanned but stiff upper lips, with jacket and tie for dinner, darling.

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