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Traducciones detalladas de quirk de inglés a español

quirk:

quirk [the ~] sustantivo

  1. the quirk (whim; caprice; mood; spur of the moment; fancy)
    el capricho; la manía; el humor; el mal humor
  2. the quirk (tic; nervous tremor)
    la manía; el tic
    • manía [la ~] sustantivo
    • tic [el ~] sustantivo
  3. the quirk (nervous spasm; twitch; nervous tremor; tic)
    el tic; el tic nervioso

Translation Matrix for quirk:

NounTraducciones relacionadasOther Translations
capricho caprice; fancy; mood; quirk; spur of the moment; whim caprice; funny streak; impulse; inconstancy; intractability; pigheadedness; whim; wilfulness; willfulness
humor caprice; fancy; mood; quirk; spur of the moment; whim condition; frame of mind; humor; humour; impression; instinct; intuition; mental condition; mental make-up; mental state; mentality; mind-set; mood; position; situation; state; state of mind; suggestion; temper
mal humor caprice; fancy; mood; quirk; spur of the moment; whim frame of mind; grumpiness; mental condition; mental state; mood; peevishness; state of mind; testiness
manía caprice; fancy; mood; nervous tremor; quirk; spur of the moment; tic; whim craze; exaggerated love; fad; mania; rage
tic nervous spasm; nervous tremor; quirk; tic; twitch characteristic; feature; streak; tick; trait
tic nervioso nervous spasm; nervous tremor; quirk; tic; twitch
- crotchet; oddity; queerness; quirkiness
OtherTraducciones relacionadasOther Translations
- fringe benifit; perquisite

Palabras relacionadas con "quirk":

  • quirks

Sinónimos de "quirk":


Definiciones relacionadas de "quirk":

  1. a narrow groove beside a beading1
  2. a strange attitude or habit1
  3. twist or curve abruptly1
    • She quirked her head in a peculiar way1

Wiktionary: quirk

quirk
noun
  1. idiosyncrasy

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
quirk peculiaridad EigenheitMerkwürdigkeit, Auffälligkeit , die jemand oder etwas aufweist
quirk chifladura; manía Mackesalopp; auf Personen bezogen: sonderbare Eigenart