treacherous

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treacherous
[ˈtretʃərəs]
adjetivo
1traicionero(a) (person, road)

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treacherous [tre-cha-ras]
adjetivo
1Traidor, pérfido, falso, engañador; indigno de confianz
adjetivo
  • A treacherous act -> una traición
  • Treacherous memory -> memoria infiel o que olvida fácilmente las cosas
  • A treacherous smile -> risa falsa o risa de traidor
2Peligroso (dangerous), traicionero (unpredictable). (n)
  • Treacherous weather -> condiciones climáticas adversas

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treacherous [ˈtretʃərəs] ?
adjective
1 (disloyal) [+person] traidor; [+attempt, intention] traicionero
a treacherous act actionor una traición
his treacherous actions have led to the government's downfall his treacherous attempts to depose the present leader the treaherous intentions of the enemy
2 (dangerous) [+road, bend] peligroso; [+tide, current] traicionero
the roads are treacherous tonight a trecherous bend in the road the currents are very treacherous the tides can be treacherous
treacherous road driving conditionsor condiciones peligrosas para la conducción
if you're driving anywhere take extra care as conditions will be treacherous tonight

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