Drab in spanish

Monótono

pronunciation: moʊnoʊtoʊnoʊ part of speech: adjective

In gestures

drab¹ = monótono, soso, aburrido, pesado.

Example: Have reading foisted on you as a duty, a task to be put up with, from which you expect no delight, and it can appear a drab business gladly to be given up.

drab² = pardusco, gris, deslucido.

Example: The ride to Central Station first takes you through several drab suburbs, showing none of the picturesque scenes promoted by the tourist office.

drab³ = puta, prostituta, meretriz, ramera, fulana, putana, zorra, furcia, putilla.

Example: Prostitutes (whores, strumpets, drabs, harlots) are closely associated with the concepts of dishonesty, hypocrisy, and betrayal.

more:

» in dribs and drabs = con cuentagotas, poquito a poco, poco a poco.

Example: In any case, much of the original report has already leaked its way into the public domain, albeit in dribs and drabs.

Drab synonyms

dull in spanish: aburrido, pronunciation: dʌl adjectivedismal in spanish: triste, pronunciation: dɪzməl adjectivesober in spanish: sobrio, pronunciation: soʊbɜr adjectivegloomy in spanish: melancólico, pronunciation: glumi adjectivesorry in spanish: lo siento, pronunciation: sɑri adjectivesomber in spanish: sombrío, pronunciation: sɑmbɜr adjectivedreary in spanish: triste, pronunciation: drɪri adjectivedingy in spanish: sucio, pronunciation: dɪndʒi adjectivesombre in spanish: sombrío, pronunciation: sɑmbrə adjectivedrear in spanish: triste, pronunciation: drɪr adjectivecheerless in spanish: triste, pronunciation: tʃɪrlɪs adjectivecolorless in spanish: incoloro, pronunciation: kʌlɜrləs adjectivecolourless in spanish: incoloro, pronunciation: kɑlɜrləs adjectiveuncheerful in spanish: desagradable, pronunciation: ənʃɪrfəl adjective