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Como traducir el concepto de "High maintenance"?

Como traducir el concepto de "High maintenance"?

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Por ejemplo en ingles se dice: "you're so high maintence"

No estoy buscando la traducción literal si no del concepto. Como le diría a alguien en español que es muy "high maintenance"?

Alguna sugerencias? Gracias.

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updated Oct 4, 2014
posted by Home2

5 Answers

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If this is what you mean so it could be "una mujer exigente" o "una mujer de gustos caros"

“High maintenance women, from my personal definition means:

  1. Needs lots of time

  2. Needs lots of effort

  3. Are very fussy and particular

  4. Are difficult and troublesome

  5. Are annoying

  6. Have high expectations of her partner or date

  7. Will be quick to reject a person if those expectations are not met

  8. Hard to please, not easily impressed

  9. Takes forever to get ready

  10. Something all but the most patient and tolerant men should avoid like the plague.”

updated Feb 24, 2010
posted by Benz
"Exigente" is perfect for "High maintenance." - 005faa61, Feb 24, 2010
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So hilarious!

I never mentioned “women” in my question, why did you automatically assumed I was talking about women?

Anyways, it doesn’t matter thank you for your answer your definitions are extremely helpful. cheese

updated Feb 24, 2010
posted by Home2
jejeje, funny the prejudice that connects that phrase to women. ;-) (I use prejudice in the strictist sense of pre-judging.) :-) - chaparrito, Feb 24, 2010
jajaja you're right chaparrito... touchée!!! - Benz, Feb 24, 2010
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I would just simply say Mujer don't need further clarification LOL

updated Feb 24, 2010
posted by juluque
Hey! guys can be "high maintenance" too, they just won't admit it. - Home2, Feb 24, 2010
Te perdono Julu!!! jajajaa - Benz, Feb 24, 2010
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HeidiiiiyyyeaaAAARRGggghhhh!!!!!.................thunk alt text

updated Feb 24, 2010
edited by Izanoni1
posted by Izanoni1
jajaja that's sooooo funny!!! - Benz, Feb 24, 2010
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If anyone says Heidita to this question, they will have to answer to me, hehe.

updated Feb 24, 2010
posted by Eddy