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/stɪf/
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/stɪf/
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stiff
noun
stiffs
pl
UK
/stɪf/
US
/stɪf/
труп
The detective found a stiff in the alley.
Детектив нашел труп в переулке.
жесткость
The stiffness of the material made it difficult to work with.
Жесткость материала затрудняла работу с ним.
Traducciones adicionales
тяжелый человек
мертвец
Sinónimos
corpse
cadaver
body
remains
carcass
sucker
victim
dupe
mark
patsy
stiff
verb
stiffed
Past Simple
stiffed
Past Participle
stiffing
Gerund
UK
/stɪf/
US
/stɪf/
Informal verb meaning to cheat by not paying or to snub; requires full verb paradigm.
Sinónimos
stiffen
harden
rigidify
solidify
congeal
set
freeze up
seize up
cheat
bilk
rip off
swindle
defraud
shortchange
stiff
adjective
stiffer
Comp.
stiffest
Super.
UK
/stɪf/
US
/stɪf/
жесткий
The board was made of stiff material.
Доска была сделана из жесткого материала.
тугой
The door was stiff and hard to open.
Дверь была тугой и трудно открывалась.
неподвижный
After the accident, his neck was stiff.
После аварии его шея была неподвижной.
Traducciones adicionales
крепкий
натянутый
окостенелый
чопорный
Sinónimos
rigid
firm
inflexible
unyielding
hard
tense
severe
strong
Antónimos
flexible
limber
soft
stiff
adverb
Colloquial adverb meaning “to an extreme degree.”
Sinónimos
stiffly
rigidly
firmly
severely
harshly
sternly
coldly
abruptly
brutally
resolutely
Definiciones
stiff
noun
A dead body, especially one that is to be buried.
The detective found the stiff in the alleyway, covered with a sheet.
A formal or unyielding person.
Despite his reputation as a stiff, he surprised everyone by dancing at the party.
A person who is considered dull or boring.
He was such a stiff at the meeting, hardly contributing to the discussion.
A person who fails to pay a debt or leaves without paying a bill.
The restaurant owner was frustrated after another stiff left without paying for their meal.
stiff
verb
To cheat (someone) by failing to pay money that is owed, especially for a bill, wage, or tip.
The waiter was stiffed by a table that left without leaving a tip.
To treat (someone) coldly or ignore deliberately; to snub.
I tried to greet her, but she stiffed me and walked away.
stiff
adjective
Not easily bent or changed in shape; rigid.
The cardboard was too stiff to fold without creasing.
Formal, not relaxed or friendly.
His manner was stiff and unapproachable during the meeting.
Severe or strong.
The competition was stiff, with many talented participants.
Difficult to move or use because of pain or injury.
After the long hike, her legs felt stiff and sore.
Containing a large amount of alcohol; strong (of a drink).
He fixed himself a stiff gin and tonic after the long day.
stiff
adverb
To an excessive or extreme degree; extremely.
They were charging stiff for even the simplest repairs.
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