seedy

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seedy
[ˈsiːdɪ]
adjetivo
1miserable, cutre (shabby) (person, appearance, hotel)
2(familiar) (unwell)
  • to feel seedy -> estar malo(a) or pachucho(a) or (español de España) maluco(a) (español de Colombia)

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seedy [sii-di]
adjetivo
1Granado, lleno de granos, abundante en semilla
sustantivo
2Desharapado, pobre y andrajoso, descamisado.

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seedy [ˈsiːdɪ]
adjective
seedier (comparative)seediest (superlative)
1 (shabby) [+hotel, nightclub] sórdido; de mala muerte; (informal) cutre; (Esp) (informal) [+clothes] raído; cutre; (Esp) (informal) [+person] de pinta desastrada
a seedy-looking bar un bar sórdido; un bar de mala muerte; (informal) un bar cutre; (Esp) (informal)
2 (unwell)
I'm feeling seedy tengo un poco de mal cuerpo; he looks a bit seedy tiene mala cara

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