flaky

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flaky
[ˈfleɪkɪ]
adjetivo
1desconchado(a) (surface); con escamas (skin)
  • flaky pastry -> hojaldre (m)
2raro(a) (familiar) (eccentric) (Estados Unidos)

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flaky [flei-ki]
adjetivo
1Vedijoso, vedijudo.
2Lo que está colocado en capas o lechos.
3Lo que está roto en pequeñas lámina
sustantivo

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flaky [ˈfleɪkɪ]
adjective
flakier (comparative)flakiest (superlative)
1 [+paintwork] desconchado; [+skin] escamoso
2 (informal) [+idea] descabellado
He wondered if the idea wasn't just a little too flaky, a little too outlandish Before 1014 the anti-war movement was still being discredited as a flaky fringe
 [+person] raro
If you find Sid flaky, you should meet his brothers We don't want this flaky character. He can't stay If he's so flaky that he can't make up his mind about running for office, imagine how would he handle really tough decisions in office Whereas Landers is essentially the harmlessly flaky type of philosopher-nerd, Green is altogether creepier, the serial-killer nerd
modifier
flaky pastry (n) (Cookery) hojaldre; (m)

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