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Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford

inglês
inglês
espanhol
espanhol

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

1.1. stiff (rigid):

stiff collar/bristles
stiff fabric/leather
stiff fabric/leather
stiff corpse
stiff muscles
stiff muscles
to have a stiff neck

1.2. stiff (thick, firm):

stiff paste/dough
the place was stiff with detectives/tourists Brit coloq

2. stiff (hard, severe):

stiff test/climb
stiff test/climb
stiff resistance
stiff resistance
stiff penalty
stiff penalty
stiff terms/conditions
stiff breeze
I need a stiff drink coloq

3. stiff (formal, stilted):

stiff person/manner
stiff person/manner
stiff person/manner
stiff bow/compliment/smile
stiff bow/compliment/smile

II. stiff [americ stɪf, Brit stɪf] ADV coloq

I'm frozen stiff
we were bored stiff
I was scared stiff
we were worried stiff

III. stiff [americ stɪf, Brit stɪf] SUBST calão

stiff
fiambre m coloq
stiff

IV. stiff [americ stɪf, Brit stɪf] VERBO trans americ calão

¡se largó sin pagar! coloq

stiff-necked [americ ˈstɪf ˈˌnɛkt, Brit] ADJ

stiff-necked conservatism:

stiff-necked
stiff-necked
contumaz formal
espanhol
espanhol
inglês
inglês
entumecido (entumecida) piernas/músculos
stiff
stiff drink
opiado (opiada)
bored stiff coloq
yerto (yerta)
stiff
anquilosado (anquilosada) (entumecido)
stiff
empaquetado (empaquetada)
stiff
I was scared stiff! coloq
molido (molida)
stiff

no Dicionário PONS

inglês
inglês
espanhol
espanhol

I. stiff [stɪf] SUBST coloq (corpse)

stiff

II. stiff [stɪf] ADJ

1. stiff (rigid):

stiff paper
stiff brush
stiff shirt
stiff paste, dough
to be (as) stiff as a board

2. stiff (not supple):

stiff joints

3. stiff (difficult to move):

stiff muscles
to have a stiff neck

4. stiff (very formal):

stiff

5. stiff (not friendly):

stiff
stiff smile

6. stiff (strong):

stiff competition, test
stiff opposition, drink, wind
stiff resistance
stiff resistance
stiff punishment, criticism
stiff punishment, criticism

7. stiff (strenuous):

stiff climb

8. stiff (very expensive):

stiff price

III. stiff [stɪf] ADV

to be bored stiff
to be scared stiff

stiff-necked [ˌstɪfˈnekt, americ ˈstɪfnekt] ADJ

1. stiff-necked (stubborn):

stiff-necked person
stiff-necked resistance

2. stiff-necked (proud):

stiff-necked
as stiff as a ramrod
espanhol
espanhol
inglês
inglês
yerto (-a)
stiff
to be scared stiff
stiff
stiff
stiff neck
frozen stiff
to be frozen stiff
tieso (-a)
stiff
to be frozen stiff
to be scared stiff
tieso (-a)
stiff
recio (-a)
stiff
no Dicionário PONS
inglês
inglês
espanhol
espanhol

I. stiff [stɪf] SUBST coloq (corpse)

stiff

II. stiff [stɪf] ADJ

1. stiff (rigid):

stiff paper
stiff brush
stiff shirt
stiff paste, dough
to be (as) stiff as a board

2. stiff (not supple):

stiff joints

3. stiff (difficult to move):

stiff muscles
to have a stiff neck

4. stiff (very formal):

stiff manner

5. stiff (strong):

stiff competition
stiff opposition, drink, breeze
stiff resistance
stiff resistance
stiff punishment, criticism, penalty
stiff punishment, criticism, penalty

6. stiff (strenuous):

stiff climb, hike

7. stiff (very expensive):

stiff price

III. stiff [stɪf] ADV

to be bored stiff
to be scared stiff

stiff-necked [ˈstɪf·nekt] ADJ

1. stiff-necked (stubborn):

stiff-necked person
stiff-necked resistance

2. stiff-necked (proud):

stiff-necked
as stiff as a ramrod
espanhol
espanhol
inglês
inglês
stiff
stiff
to be cold stiff
tieso (-a)
stiff
to be frozen stiff
to be scared stiff
tieso (-a)
stiff
a punto de nieve culin
stiff
to get stiff
recio (-a)
stiff
Present
Istiff
youstiff
he/she/itstiffs
westiff
youstiff
theystiff
Past
Istiffed
youstiffed
he/she/itstiffed
westiffed
youstiffed
theystiffed
Present Perfect
Ihavestiffed
youhavestiffed
he/she/ithasstiffed
wehavestiffed
youhavestiffed
theyhavestiffed
Past Perfect
Ihadstiffed
youhadstiffed
he/she/ithadstiffed
wehadstiffed
youhadstiffed
theyhadstiffed

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Express service was indicated with red signs and provided extremely limited bus service to the far reaches of the city during peak hours only.
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From then on technical climbing went on apace, until today there are at least several routes up every peak.
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All units were temporarily withdrawn after the derailment for urgent safety inspections, but most were back in service for morning peak the next day.
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It was also a wearying one, as each song quickly hit its peak and just kept clobbering away.
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At its peak in the 1950s, the center housed more than 33,000 patients and required its own power plant.
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