afear



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Principal Translations
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afear vtr (estropear el aspecto)spoil, ruin vtr
  (shape)disfigure vtr
  make [sth] ugly v expr
 Los toldos de diferente color o estropeados afean la fachada del edificio.
 The variously coloured or worn-out awnings spoil (or: ruin) the building facade.
afear vtr (recriminar)condemn, denounce, criticize vtr
  (formal)censure vtr
 No pude menos que afear su conducta.
 I couldn't do otherwise than condemn his behaviour.
  Is something important missing? Report an error or suggest an improvement.
Additional Translations
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afearse v prnl (aspecto: estropearse)become ugly vi + adj
  (informal)let yourself go v expr
 Era un hombre guapo pero se afeó con el tiempo.
 He used to be a good-looking man but became ugly over time.
  Is something important missing? Report an error or suggest an improvement.

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