fearsome [ˈfɪəsəm] adjetivoterrible, espantoso(a)
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fearsome [fia-som]adjetivoTemible, espantoso, que infunde miedo.
Tímido, miedoso, asustado.
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fearsome [ˈfɪəsəm]
adjective
[+opponent, reputation, weapon] temible; [+sight] espantoso; [+competition] encarnizado he has a fearsome serve tiene un saque temible tremendo;or
his fearsome but much respected father he had been kidnapped by several fearsome, black-clad men in leather masks suddenly, American cars had fearsome competition,even from countries like Korea one of the schoolmasters had acquired a fearsome reputation for making small boys squeal louder than anyone else could make them squeal He had developed a fearsome reputation for firing and intimidating people Even with its dulled edge, it was still a fearsome weapon The Bomber Robber" and had a fearsome arsenal of weapons to call on it was a fearsome display of strength
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