Traducciones de „stodgy“ en el diccionario inglés » chino

stodgy [ˈstɒdʒı] ADJ.

1. stodgy:

stodgy

(食物)难消化的 nán xiāohuà de

2. stodgy:

stodgy

乏味难懂的 fáwèi nándǒng de

▶ stodgily ADV.

▶ stodginess SUST.

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

Although dry, stodgy, poor quality Chelsea buns are plentiful in supermarkets, good ones are hard to come by.

londonist.com

The stodgy newspaper business has officially woken up to the realities of the internet age.

www.indiannewslink.co.nz

But while you might think this is a mature, stodgy company, this firm is just getting warmed up.

www.fool.ca

On the show, he ran a respectful, serene courtroom and was known for his stodgy, easygoing manner.

en.wikipedia.org

How much plot can a comedy sustain before it starts to get stodgy?

www.independent.co.uk

I found it, especially the first movement, stodgy and constipated.

www.ft.com

He's also not talking about sticky toffee pudding, stodgy jam roly-poly, or treacle-laden sponge cake!

musicfeeds.com.au

This wouldn't be an ideal picnic for many of us now: too meat-heavy and stodgy and lacking in vegetables.

www.newyorker.com

Yet on the day itself, after the stodgy raisiny pleasures of Christmas pudding, you don't really feel like another stodgy raisiny thing.

www.telegraph.co.uk

In less than three years, he restocked the cupboard and turned a stodgy organization into a forward-looking one.

www.espn.com.au