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pompous

Significados de "pompous" en diccionario español inglés : 74 resultado(s)

	Categoría	Inglés	Español
Common
1	Common	pompous	majestuoso [adj]
2	Common	pompous	hinchado [adj]
3	Common	pompous	pomposo [adj]
General
4	General	pompous	rimbombante [adj]
5	General	pompous	hueco [adj]
6	General	pompous	doctoral [adj]
7	General	pompous	orondo [adj]
8	General	pompous	enflautado [adj]
9	General	pompous	pedante [adj]
10	General	pompous	esponjado [adj]
11	General	pompous	grandilocuencia [f]
12	General	pompous	ampuloso [adj]
13	General	pompous	campanudo [adj]
14	General	pompous	esnob (inglés) [adj]
15	General	pompous	magistral [adj]
16	General	pompous	pomposo [adj]
17	General	pompous	rumbático [adj]
18	General	pompous	grandilocuente [adj]
19	General	pompous	campanudo [adj]
20	General	pompous	rumboso [adj]
21	General	pompous	altisonante [adj]
22	General	pompous	majestuosa [adj]
23	General	pompous	presumido [adj]
24	General	pompous	ostentoso [adj]
25	General	pompous	aparatoso [adj]
26	General	pompous	altilocuente [adj]
27	General	pompous	fastuoso [adj]
28	General	pompous	faustoso [adj]
29	General	pompous	espléndido [adj]
30	General	pompous	retumbante [adj]
31	General	pompous	rozagante [adj]
32	General	pompous	rumbático [adj]
33	General	pompous	jactancioso [adj]
34	General	pompous	vano [adj]
35	General	pompous	túmido [adj] disused
36	General	pompous	altílocuo [adj] rare
37	General	pompous	fastoso [adj] disused
38	General	pompous	figurón [adj] derog.
39	General	pompous	túmido [adj] disused
40	General	pompous	hinchada [adj/f]
41	General	pompous	campanuda [adj/f]
42	General	pompous	hueca [adj/f]
43	General	pompous	oronda [adj/f]
44	General	pompous	enflautada [adj/f]
45	General	pompous	ampulosa [adj/f]
46	General	pompous	esponjada [adj/f]
47	General	pompous	pomposa [adj/f]
48	General	pompous	presumida [adj/f]
49	General	pompous	ostentosa [adj/f]
50	General	pompous	altílocua [adj/f] rare
51	General	pompous	rumbática [adj/f]
52	General	pompous	majestuosa [adj/f]
53	General	pompous	aparatosa [adj/f]
54	General	pompous	fastuosa [adj/f]
55	General	pompous	faustosa [adj/f]
56	General	pompous	túmida [adj/f] disused
57	General	pompous	fastosa [adj/f] disused
58	General	pompous	jactanciosa [adj/f]
59	General	pompous	vana [adj/f]
Colloquial
60	Colloquial	pompous	terminote [m]
61	Colloquial	pompous	magistral [adj]
62	Colloquial	pompous	creído [adj]
63	Colloquial	pompous	rumbón [adj]
64	Colloquial	pompous	gerundiano [adj]
65	Colloquial	pompous	enflautado [adj]
66	Colloquial	pompous	orondo [adj]
67	Colloquial	pompous	pedorro [adj]
68	Colloquial	pompous	rumboso [adj]
69	Colloquial	pompous	jaibón [adj] CL
70	Colloquial	pompous	rumbosa [adj/f]
71	Colloquial	pompous	rumbona [adj/f]
72	Colloquial	pompous	gerundiana [adj/f]
Literature
73	Literature	pompous	gongorino [adj]
74	Literature	pompous	gongorina [adj/f]

Significados de "pompous" con otros términos en diccionario español inglés : 27 resultado(s)

	Categoría	Inglés	Español
General
1	General	pompous ass	gilipollas [m/f]
2	General	in a pompous or snobbish way	pomposamente [adv]
3	General	in a pompous way	pomposamente [adv]
4	General	pompous show	boato [m]
5	General	pompous fool	dómine [m]
6	General	stiffly pompous person	figura [m]
7	General	pompous style	polco [m]
8	General	bombastic, pompous and unmeaning expression	expresión gerundiana [f]
9	General	pompous behavior	rastacuerismo [m] AR cult
10	General	pompous behavior	rastacuerismo [m] MX UY VE EC
11	General	pompous behavior	rastacuerismo [m] PE disused
12	General	pompous jerk	figurón [m] derog.
13	General	pompous jerk	figurona [f] derog.
Idioms
14	Idioms	be pompous	pagarse de uno mismo [v]
15	Idioms	be pompous	estar lleno de viento [v]
16	Idioms	be a pompous ass	comer gofio [v] CU
Colloquial
17	Colloquial	pompous behaviour	postín [m]
18	Colloquial	pompous person	pedorro [m]
19	Colloquial	bombastic, pompous and unmeaning expression	gerundiada [f]
20	Colloquial	bombastic, pompous or unmeaning expression	gerundiada [f]
21	Colloquial	pompous person	pedorra [f]
22	Colloquial	bombastic, pompous or unmeaning	gerundiano [adj]
23	Colloquial	pompous and bombastic preacher or lecturer	gerundio [m] disused
24	Colloquial	be pompous/pretentious	darse de sobrado [v] ANS
25	Colloquial	be pompous	esvanecerse [v] PR rur.
26	Colloquial	be a pompous ass	comer gofio [v] CU derog.
Folklore
27	Folklore	pompous and noisy culmination to festivities or carnival	gallota [f] PA rur.