sordo como una tapia translation English | Spanish-English dictionary

sordo como una tapia adj.
as deaf as a post

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sordo

, a  
a       adj  
1    [persona]   deaf  
quedarse sordo      to go deaf  
mostrarse sordo a, permanecer sordo a      to be deaf to  
se mostró sordo a sus súplicas      he was deaf to her entreaties, her entreaties fell on deaf ears  
MODISMOS a la sorda, MODISMOS a sordas      on the quiet, surreptitiously  
MODISMOS sordo como una tapia      as deaf as a post  
2    (=insonoro)  
[ruido]  
dull, muffled  
[dolor]  
dull  
[emoción, ira]  
suppressed
3      (Ling)   voiceless
b       sm/f   deaf person  
hacerse el sordo      to pretend not to hear, turn a deaf ear  
Translation Spanish - English Collins Dictionary  
Collaborative Dictionary     Spanish-English
exp.
as deaf as a post
(MODISMOS)
exp.
she eats as if she were half-starved
exp.
what on earth is that?
(MODISMOS)
exp.
to climb over the wall
exp.
a wall covered in graffiti
pref.
dull pain
nm.
dull pain
exp.
to go deaf
exp.
to pretend not to hear
exp.
to be deaf to
exp.
to be deaf to
exp.
on the quiet
(MODISMOS)
exp.
surreptitiously
(MODISMOS)
exp.
turn a deaf ear
exp.
I'm going deaf
exp.
on the quiet
(MODISMOS)
exp.
surreptitiously
(MODISMOS)
exp.
nobody listened to what anyone else had to say
exp.
it was a dialogue of the deaf
exp.
to turn a deaf ear to sth
(MODISMOS)
exp.
he was deaf to her entreaties
exp.
her entreaties fell on deaf ears
exp.
keep your voice down, I'm not deaf!
exp.
don't shout, I'm not deaf
exp.
it's best not to listen to the silly things people say
(REFRANES)
exp.
she eats a lot
exp.
shut up and eat your food!
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'sordo como una tapia' also found in translations in English-Spanish dictionary
adj.
más sordo que una tapia
exp.
estar más sordo que una tapia
(IDIOMS)

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