chintzy en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de chintzy en el diccionario inglés»español

chintzy <chintzier chintziest> [ingl. am. ˈtʃɪn(t)si, ingl. brit. ˈtʃɪn(t)si] ADJ.

1. chintzy (shoddy, cheap) ingl. am.:

chintzy coloq.

barato

chintzy coloq.

ordinario

2. chintzy (flowery, pretty):

chintzy ingl. brit.

coquetón coloq.

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

She opted instead for white-painted walls, mahogany woodwork and brass metalwork, with homely touches including chintzy sofas and armchairs.

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The rear lights don't flow with the rest of the design because there's too much chintzy chrome.

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The department store categorizes its holiday home products in six chintzy themes: winter lilac; arctic wonder; snow capped; golden glow; country charm; and regal holiday.

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And not one of the chintzy ones that's one thin row of goodies propped on top of 10 pounds of straw.

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Its guts include everything from twisted metal ride frameworks to chintzy plush prizes, buzzers, bells and tickets.

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But in early 2002 he had lost three top players to richer teams and would get no help from his chintzy owner.

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At the end, you've got an airtight canister for your trusted torch, on the cheap, but not chintzy.

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They range from the chintzy to the glitzy, all serviced by the same kitchen.

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And while four episodes seems chintzy, it somehow doesn't feel rushed.

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His chintzy toy box instrumentation and crowd-participation methods are straight from those hallowed dens of musical appreciation.

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