shady

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shady
[ˈʃeɪdɪ]
adjetivo
1sombreado(a), umbrío(a) (garden, lane)
2sospechoso(a), siniestro(a) (familiar) (suspicious) (person); turbio(a), oscuro(a) (transaction)

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shady [shei-di]
adjetivo
1Opaco, oscuro, sombrío, lleno de sombra; que hace sombra.
  • It’s shady here -> aquí hay sombra
2Al abrigo de los rayos y del calor del sol; refrescado por la sombra.
3Impropio de la luz o que la evita; moralmente sospechoso.

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shady [ˈʃeɪdɪ]
adjective
shadier (comparative)shadiest (superlative)
1 (shaded) [+place] sombreado
it's shady here aquí hay sombra; under a shady tree a la sombra de un árbol frondoso
2 (informal) (dubious) [+person] dudoso; [+deal] turbio; chueco; (Méx) (informal)
to have a shady past

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