How is the word raído translated from Spanish to English

English translation
shabby
adjective

Viejo, gastado y en mal estado.

Old, worn and in poor condition.

Examples with “raído”

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  • Vive en un piso raído. — He lives in a shabby flat.

  • El sofá se ve gastado en ese rincón. — The sofa looks shabby in that corner.

  • Llevó un abrigo viejo y ajado a la entrevista. — He wore a shabby old coat to the interview.

  • Fue una jugada mezquina hacerle eso. — That was a shabby trick to play on her.

  • Desde la calle, el hotel se veía descuidado. — The hotel looked shabby from the street.

  • ¿Por qué guardas ropa tan gastada? — Why do you keep such shabby clothes?

  • Su maletín quedó ajado después de años de uso. — His briefcase had gone shabby after years of use.

  • ¡No puedo creer que hicieras algo tan mezquino! — I can't believe you would do something so shabby!

  • ¿Por qué la entrada está tan descuidada? — Why is the entrance so shabby?

  • Le daba vergüenza su aspecto gastado. — He felt embarrassed about his shabby appearance.

  • ¿Deberíamos cambiar estas toallas viejas y ajadas? — Should we replace these shabby old towels?

  • Por favor, no seas mezquino en tus tratos con los demás. — Please don't be shabby in your dealings with others.

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