sullen

sullen
[ˈsʌlən]
adjetivo
1huraño(a), hosco(a)

sullen [sa-len]
adjetivo
1Malcontento; malhumorado.
2Intratable, duro de genio, berrinchudo (rude).
3Remolón, taciturno, cazurro.

sullen [ˈsʌlən]
adjective
1 (moody) [+person, expression, voice] hosco; huraño
Many of them remained sullen and resentful At the reception, she was very sullen and withdrawn ...a silent and sullen youth ...a sullen type of girl She never said anything about my sullen, difficult [behaviour] There was no trace left of the sullen manner in which she had greeted Pete His laziness and sullen [attitude] make him difficult to teach He was met by sullen apathy ...a kind of sullen resentment A bitter and sullen [obstinacy] arose in her Ridley's [expression] became sullen The sullen [expression] of the photograph was there now He had a sullen look He had a heavy, sullen [face] He shook his head, his face taking on a sullen look Michael gave him a sullen look and let the subject drop "No." Her [voice] was sullen, but emphatic "No, thanks," was the sullen reply
the men lapsed into a sullen silence los hombres se sumieron en un hosco silencio
2 (leaden) [+sky, landscape] plomizo; triste

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