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-ish - translation to spanish
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
ISH; ...ish; …ish; Ish (disambiguation); ...Ish
-ish
Def: Sufijo generalmente añadido a nombre para formar un adjetivo que indica "comportamiento propio de" o "tirando a" o "más o menos".
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* amateurish = poco profesional
* boorish = grosero, burdo, vulgar, soez, palurdo
* boyish = propio de niño
* brownish = marroncillo, tirando a marrón, parduzco
* brutish = brutal, salvaje, cruel, bruto
* childish = infantil, pueril
* churlish = grosero, maleducado
* earlyish = temprano
* faddish = caprichoso, maniático, pasajero, seguidor de la última moda
* fortyish = cuarenta aproximadamente, cuarentón
* girlish = propio de niña
* greenish = verdoso
* hellish = infernal, diabólico, horroroso
* laddish = gamberro, bravucón
* largish = bastante grande
* longish = bastante extenso, bastante largo
* monkish = monacal, monástico
* moreish = estar tan bueno que no se puede dejar de comer, ser un vicio, apetitoso
* novelettish = de novela barata, de novela sentimental
* peckish = con un poco de hambre
* peevish = desagradable, irascible, malhumorado
* prudish = mojigato, pusilánime, puritano, santurrón
* reddish = rojizo
* shortish = más bien corto, más bien bajo, tirando a corto, tirando a bajo
* shrewish = regañón, de mal genio, bruja
* smallish = más bien pequeño
* stylish = elegante, sofisticado, con estilo, con gusto
* thirtyish = treinta aproximadamente, treintañero
* wimpish = debilucho, enclenque, calzonazos, cagado, gallina, apocado, cagón, cagueta, rajado
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* amateurish = poco profesional
* boorish = grosero, burdo, vulgar, soez, palurdo
* boyish = propio de niño
* brownish = marroncillo, tirando a marrón, parduzco
* brutish = brutal, salvaje, cruel, bruto
* childish = infantil, pueril
* churlish = grosero, maleducado
* earlyish = temprano
* faddish = caprichoso, maniático, pasajero, seguidor de la última moda
* fortyish = cuarenta aproximadamente, cuarentón
* girlish = propio de niña
* greenish = verdoso
* hellish = infernal, diabólico, horroroso
* laddish = gamberro, bravucón
* largish = bastante grande
* longish = bastante extenso, bastante largo
* monkish = monacal, monástico
* moreish = estar tan bueno que no se puede dejar de comer, ser un vicio, apetitoso
* novelettish = de novela barata, de novela sentimental
* peckish = con un poco de hambre
* peevish = desagradable, irascible, malhumorado
* prudish = mojigato, pusilánime, puritano, santurrón
* reddish = rojizo
* shortish = más bien corto, más bien bajo, tirando a corto, tirando a bajo
* shrewish = regañón, de mal genio, bruja
* smallish = más bien pequeño
* stylish = elegante, sofisticado, con estilo, con gusto
* thirtyish = treinta aproximadamente, treintañero
* wimpish = debilucho, enclenque, calzonazos, cagado, gallina, apocado, cagón, cagueta, rajado
blackish
AMERICAN TELEVISION SITCOM FOR ABC (2014-2022)
Blackish; Jack Johnson (character); Old-ish
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blackish
AMERICAN TELEVISION SITCOM FOR ABC (2014-2022)
Blackish; Jack Johnson (character); Old-ish
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Definition
-ish
1.
-ish is added to adjectives to form adjectives which indicate that someone or something has a quality to a small extent. For example, something that is largish is fairly large.
She is tallish, brown-haired, and clear-skinned...
With her was a youngish man in a dinner jacket.
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2.
-ish is added to nouns and names to form adjectives which indicate that someone or something is like a particular kind of person or thing. For example, 'childish' means like a child, or typical of a child.
She had entirely lost her girlish chubbiness.
...a man of monkish appearance.
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3.
-ish is added to words referring to times, dates, or ages to form words which indicate that the time or age mentioned is approximate.
I'll call you guys tomorrow. Noon-ish...
The nurse was fiftyish.
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Wikipedia
Ish
Ish may refer to:
- Ish (name) also ancient Hebrew word for Man at Genesis 2:23, also Ish-shah for Woman
- Chazon Ish, sobriquet of Rabbi Avraham Yeshayahu Karelitz
- the Sanskrit for "lord", see Ishvara
- ...ish (audio drama), Doctor Who audio drama
- Ish, a book by Peter H. Reynolds
- Kollel Chazon Ish, a group of married rabbis who study the Talmud
- Places
- Ish-Blloku, an upmarket area in Tirana, Albania
- Nowabad-e Ish, a village in north-eastern Afghanistan
- Arts
- ...ish (album), a 1989 album by the Australian rock band 1927
- A compilation album released by Some Bizzare
- Abbreviations
- International Students House, London
- International Student House of Washington, D.C.
- In situ hybridization
- Institut für Seefischerei, Hamburg (international museum abbreviation)
- International School of Helsinki
- International School of Hamburg
- International School of The Hague
- International School of Havana
- International School of Hyderabad
- Intrastructural help
- Irish Sport Horse
- Isolated systolic hypertension
Examples of use of -ish
1. The descriptive terms used for skin color run the gamut: "very fair," "fair," "wheat–ish," "wheat–ish–medium," "wheat–ish–dark," "dark" and "very dark." Family elders here commonly comment on a newborn baby‘s color, after checking out the gender.
2. "Ish!" he shouts (I‘m not sure if in frustration or excitement). "Ish, ish!" I want to share Beki‘s optimism, but I‘m a little deflated having seen the photos of the natural spectacles currently masked by blankets of cloud.
3. "Australia are notoriously bad at chasing 130–ish.
4. Breakfast: goat‘s milk yoghurt. 11–ish: coffee with Baileys.
5. Breakfast: the usual. 11–ish: coffee with Baileys.