rigid

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rigid
[ˈrɪdʒɪd]
adjetivo
1rígido(a)
  • she's very rigid in her ideas -> es de ideas muy rígidas
  • to be bored rigid (familiar) -> aburrirse como una ostra (británico)

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rigid [ri-yid]
adjetivo
1Tieso; rígido, inflexible; austero, severo; rigoroso; estricto, exacto, como el razonamiento.

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rigid [ˈrɪdʒɪd]
adjective
1 (stiff) [+material] rígido; tieso
to be rigid with fear estar paralizado de miedo
to be bored rigid (informal) estar aburrido aburrirse como una ostra;or (informal)
I was bored rigid for most of the film This sort of music bores me rigid Don't let him start telling you about his trip to Hong Kong — he'll bore you rigid
2 (strict) [+rules] riguroso; estricto
3 (inflexible) [+person, ideas] inflexible; intransigente
he is quite rigid about it es bastante inflexible intransigente sobre ese punto;or

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