suspicious

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suspicious
[səˈspɪʃəs]
adjetivo
1sospechoso(a) (arousing suspicion) (fact, behavior, circumstances)
2receloso(a) (having suspicions) (person, mind)(of or about de)
  • his behavior made me suspicious -> su comportamiento me hizo sospechar

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suspicious [sas-pi-shos]
adjetivo
1Suspicaz, desconfiado, receloso (distrustful); sospechoso.

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suspicious [səsˈpɪʃəs]
adjective
1 (mistrustful) [+person, nature] desconfiado; [+glance] receloso
Paul was a suspicious man Paul era un hombre desconfiado
to be suspicious that
many people are suspicious that the government will reduce benefits further mucha gente tiene la sospecha de que el gobierno va a reducir aún más los subsidios
to be suspicious about sthabout desconfiar de algo
she was suspicious about his motives
to become grow suspicious (of sth/sb)becomeorgrow empezar a desconfiar (de algo/algn)
that made him suspiciousmade eso le hizo sospechar
to have a suspicious mindmind tener una mente desconfiada recelosa;or
he is suspicious of visitorsof se muestra receloso ante las visitas
...he has his father's suspicious [nature]. She was frowning at me, suspicious The couple were stopped by a suspicious customs officer Can't you understand why Janet was suspicious? Ordinary people remain suspicious about the army's motives Wasn't she suspicious about his background? A lot of people are suspicious about hypnosis The jewellers became suspicious that he was behind the thefts Are you suspicious that perhaps he was offered a deal behind your back? The minute we saw that letter we became very suspicious Inside the car she became suspicious when he told her he was taking short cuts
2 (causing suspicion) [+person, behaviour, package] sospechoso
did you see anything suspicious? ¿viste algo sospechoso?; it looks very suspicious to me me parece muy sospechoso
is there anything suspicious about the crash?about ¿hay algo sospechoso acerca del choque?
in suspicious circumstancescircumstances en circunstancias sospechosas
it's highly suspicious

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