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Sinónimos de "straight" en inglés

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Sinónimos detallados de straight en inglés

straight:

straight adj.

  1. straight
    straight; perpendicular; bolt upright; erect; dead straight
  2. straight
    straight; genuine; serious
  3. straight
    directly; straight; perpendicular
  4. straight
    straight; blunt; plain
  5. straight
    sincere; straight; straightforward; frank; honest; open; plain; fair
  6. straight
    pure; straight
  7. straight
    direct; straight
  8. straight
    crude; straightforward; frank; outspoken; blunt; straight; overt; explicit; openly; square; plain
  9. straight
    outspoken; straight; honest; frank; straightforward
  10. straight
    downright; straight; absolute
  11. straight
    honest; straight
  12. straight
    straight; direct; honest; frontal
  13. straight
    straight; straightforward; open; freely; frank
  14. straight
    outspoken; frankly; forthright; outright; openly; frank; blunt; plain; straight; plain-spoken; genially

straight [the ~] sustantivo

  1. the straight
    the straight
  2. the straight
    – a straight segment of a roadway or racecourse 1
    the straight; the straightaway
    – a straight segment of a roadway or racecourse 1
  3. the straight
    – a poker hand with 5 consecutive cards (regardless of suit) 1
    the straight
    – a poker hand with 5 consecutive cards (regardless of suit) 1
  4. the straight
    – a heterosexual person; someone having a sexual orientation to persons of the opposite sex 1
    the straight; the straight person; the heterosexual; the heterosexual person
    – a heterosexual person; someone having a sexual orientation to persons of the opposite sex 1

straight

  1. straight
    straight; stretch

straight adj.

  1. straight
    – in keeping with the facts 1
    straight
    – in keeping with the facts 1
    • straight adj.
      • set the record straight1
      • made sure the facts were straight in the report1
  2. straight
    – successive (without a break) 1
    consecutive; straight
    – successive (without a break) 1
  3. straight
    – rigidly conventional or old-fashioned 1
    square; straight
    – rigidly conventional or old-fashioned 1
  4. straight
    – following a correct or logical method 1
    straight
    – following a correct or logical method 1
  5. straight
    – without water 1
    straight; neat; full-strength
    – without water 1
  6. straight
    – without evasion or compromise 1
    square; straight; straightforward
    – without evasion or compromise 1
  7. straight
    – accurately fitted; level 1
    straight; true
    – accurately fitted; level 1
    • straight adj.
    • true adj.
      • the window frame isn't quite true1
  8. straight
    – (of hair) having no waves or curls 1
    straight
    – (of hair) having no waves or curls 1
    • straight adj.
      • her naturally straight hair hung long and silky1
  9. straight
    – not homosexual 1
    straight
    – not homosexual 1
  10. straight
    – erect in posture 1
    straight; unbent; unbowed
    – erect in posture 1
  11. straight
    – having no deviations 1
    straight
    – having no deviations 1
    • straight adj.
      • straight lines1
      • straight roads across the desert1
      • straight teeth1
      • straight shoulders1
  12. straight
    – free from curves or angles 1
    straight
    – free from curves or angles 1
  13. straight
    – no longer coiled 1
    straight; uncoiled
    – no longer coiled 1
  14. straight
    – characterized by honesty and fairness 1
    square; straight
    – characterized by honesty and fairness 1
  15. straight
    – neatly arranged; not disorderly 1
    straight
    – neatly arranged; not disorderly 1
    • straight adj.
      • the room is straight now1

straight adv.

  1. straight
    – without deviation 1
    straight; direct; directly
    – without deviation 1
  2. straight
    – in a forthright manner; candidly or frankly 1
    straight; flat; directly
    – in a forthright manner; candidly or frankly 1
    • straight adv.
      • told me straight out1
    • flat adv.
      • came out flat for less work and more pay1
    • directly adv.
      • he didn't answer directly1
  3. straight
    – in a straight line; in a direct course 1
    straight
    – in a straight line; in a direct course 1

Palabras relacionadas con "straight":

  • straightness, straights, straighter, straightest, straightly, straighten

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Definiciones relacionadas de "straight":

  1. in keeping with the facts1
    • set the record straight1
    • made sure the facts were straight in the report1
  2. successive (without a break)1
    • sick for five straight days1
  3. rigidly conventional or old-fashioned1
  4. following a correct or logical method1
    • straight reasoning1
  5. without water1
  6. without evasion or compromise1
  7. accurately fitted; level1
  8. (of hair) having no waves or curls1
    • her naturally straight hair hung long and silky1
  9. not homosexual1
  10. erect in posture1
    • sit straight1
  11. having no deviations1
    • straight lines1
    • straight roads across the desert1
    • straight teeth1
    • straight shoulders1
  12. free from curves or angles1
    • a straight line1
  13. no longer coiled1
  14. characterized by honesty and fairness1
    • straight dealing1
  15. neatly arranged; not disorderly1
    • the room is straight now1
  16. without deviation1
  17. in a forthright manner; candidly or frankly1
    • told me straight out1
  18. in a straight line; in a direct course1
  19. a straight segment of a roadway or racecourse1
  20. a poker hand with 5 consecutive cards (regardless of suit)1
  21. a heterosexual person; someone having a sexual orientation to persons of the opposite sex1

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