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Traducción & Definición
(an) overpriced (computer): (un ordenador) demasiado caro, a un precio excesivo
to overprice (an item): fijar un precio excesivo (para un artículo), vender muy caro (un artículo)
Ejemplos
- "A big-shot like you, with your overpriced shoes, I bet you don't have any money."
Ejercicio 1
The man on the subway insults Kevin in several ways.
He comments on:
There may be more than one correct answer! Choose all that apply.
He comments on:
There may be more than one correct answer! Choose all that apply.
The man on the subway insults Kevin in several ways.
He comments on:
There may be more than one correct answer! Choose all that apply.
He comments on:
There may be more than one correct answer! Choose all that apply.
The man on the subway says that Kevin is wearing "overpriced shoes", which means that he is wearing "expensive" shoes. "Shoes" are worn on the feet to protect them.
The man on the subway never comments upon Kevin's political opinions. It is actually the man on the subway who gives Kevin his own opinions on politics.
The man on the subway says that Kevin has a "fancy haircut". A "haircut" refers to the act of cutting one's hair, or the style in which it is cut. The man calls Kevin's haircut "fancy", which means that it is "chic" or "elegant", and likely expensive. Kevin says that he is "wearing a hat", and it is therefore impossible for the man to see Kevin's haircut.
The man on the subway calls Kevin "a fat cat" a term which refers to a wealthy, privileged person. This term is generally applied to rich people who are out of touch with the everyday problems of the common person. When the man calls Kevin a "fat cat", he is not referring to Kevin's figure or his size, but rather to him being "an aristocrat".
Ejercicio 2
Bruno writes that he "will not tolerate bootlegged software".
He means that he will not tolerate software.
He means that he will not tolerate software.
Bruno writes that he "will not tolerate bootlegged software".
He means that he will not tolerate illegal software.
He means that he will not tolerate illegal software.
illegal: This is the best choice here. If software is "bootlegged", it means that it has been illegally pirated, copied and distributed. To "bootleg" is a term which is most commonly associated with software, DVD's and other media these days. However, during the American prohibition, many people "bootlegged" alcohol, which was made illegal by the government. To "bootleg" is a term used both in British and American English.
inadequate: "Inadequate" does not share a similar meaning with "bootlegged".
overpriced: "Overpriced" does not share a similar meaning with "bootlegged".
dysfunctional: "Dysfunctional" does not share a similar meaning with "bootlegged".
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