squeamish

squeamish(
skwi
-
mihsh
)
An adjective is a word that describes a noun (e.g., the big dog).
adjective
a. aprensivo
Stefanie used to work in a proctologist's office, so she's not too squeamish about bodily functions.Stefanie trabajó con un proctólogo, así que no es demasiado aprensiva en cuanto a las funciones fisiológicas.
a. delicado
I don't think Oscar will want to eat snails. He's a bit squeamish.No creo que Óscar vaya a querer comer caracoles. Es algo delicado.
b. remilgado
Luisa will eat anything; she's not at all squeamish.Luisa comerá cualquier cosa; no es remilgada en absoluto.
a. escrupuloso
Jerry isn't the kind of journalist who's squeamish about doing whatever's necessary to get the story.Jerry no es el tipo de periodista escrupuloso cuando se trata de hacer lo necesario para obtener la noticia.
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