underhand

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underhand
[ʌndəˈhænd]
adjetivo
1turbio(a), poco honrado(a)

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underhand [an-da-jand]
adverbio
1Bajo mano, por bajo cuerda, clandestinamente.
adjetivo
2Secreto, clandestino, socarrón, disimulado.

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underhand [ˈʌndəhænd]
adjective
1 (dishonest) [+person] solapado; [+behaviour, deals, tactics] turbio; poco limpio
The Prime Minister himself had been involved in underhand financial deals They have been accusing her of underhand behaviour BA has repeatedly denied using underhand tactics against its rivals
critics accuse the President of being underhand los críticos del presidente lo acusan de solapado
2 (Dep) [+throw] por debajo del hombro
adverb
to serve underhand sacar sin levantar el brazo por encima

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