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Inflexiones de 'pródigo' (adj): f: pródiga, mpl: pródigos, fpl: pródigas
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
| Principal Translations |
| pródigo adj | (derrochador, manirroto) | wasteful adj |
| | | spendthrift n |
| | (formal) | prodigal adj |
| | Este joven pródigo desperdició toda la herencia de su padre en pocos meses. |
| | This wasteful young man squandered all of his father's inheritance in a few months. |
| pródigo adj | (generoso, dadivoso) | lavish, generous adj |
| | Una madre es pródiga en cariño. |
| | A mother is lavish (or: generous) with her affection. |
| Additional Translations |
| pródigo adj | (que no valora la vida) | wasteful adj |
| | (more formal) | prodigal adj |
| | No seas pródigo; debes ser agradecido con todo lo que tienes. |
| | Don't be wasteful; you should appreciate everything you have. |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
| Principal Translations |
| prodigar⇒ vtr | (dar en abundancia) ([sth] on [sb]) | lavish⇒, bestow⇒ vtr |
| | (with [sth]) | be generous, be lavish v aux + adj |
| | (literary) | be prodigal v aux + adj |
| | La naturaleza prodiga sus frutos. |
| | Nature lavishes its fruits on us. |
| prodigar vtr | (derrochar) | squander⇒ vtr |
| | Juan prodiga el dinero como si fuera millonario. |
| | Juan squanders his money as though he were a millionaire. |
| Additional Translations |
| prodigarse⇒ v prnl | (dejarse ver en público) | show up vi phrasal |
| | | appear in public v expr |
| | Juan se prodiga en todas las fiestas nocturnas. |
| | Juan shows up at all the evening parties. |
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