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torcido
-twisted
See the entry fortorcido.
torcido
-twisted
Past participle oftorcer.

torcido

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An adjective is a word that describes a noun (e.g., the big dog).
adjective
a. twisted
El tronco del árbol está torcido.The tree's trunk is twisted.
b. crooked
Tu corbata está torcida. ¿Me permites enderezártela?Your tie is crooked. May I straighten it for you?
c. bent
El barco encalló y el timón quedó torcido.The boat ran ashore and the rudder got bent.
a. sprained
Como tenía la muñeca torcida, el alumno no pudo tomar apuntes en clase.Since he had a sprained wrist, the student couldn't take notes in class.
b. twisted
No puedes jugar en el partido con el tobillo torcido.You can't play in the game with a twisted ankle.
a. devious
No puedo creer que se le ocurrió un plan tan torcido a Manny.I can't believe Manny came up with such a devious plan.
b. crooked
Los ciudadanos pidieron la dimisión del alcalde cuando se enteraron de lo torcido que era.The citizens called for the mayor's resignation when they found out how crooked he was.
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