obtrusive

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obtrusive
[əbˈtruːsɪv]
adjetivo
1entrometido(a) (person); molesto(a) (behavior)
2penetrante (smell)

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obtrusive [ob-tru-siv]
adjetivo
1Intruso, entrometido; importuno.

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obtrusive [əbˈtruːsɪv]
adjective
[+presence, person] molesto; [+smell] penetrante; [+colours] llamativo; [+building] demasiado prominente
we found their presence obtrusive
the background music was very obtrusive la música de fondo resultaba muy molesta
the staff attend to the smallest detail without being obtrusive
that lamp/painting is too obtrusive esa lámpara/ese cuadro es demasiado prominente
he has done a very good job without being obtrusive good style should hide itself. If it becomes obtrusive, it is not good style but bad The music should fit your mood. It shouldn't be too obtrusive

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