WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
| Principal Translations |
| lurid adj | (vivid) | vistosa adj |
| | The author's detailed description of the sunset painted a lurid picture in my mind. |
| | La descripción detallada del autor sobre la puesta de sol generó una imagen vistosa en mi mente. |
| lurid adj | (garish) | chillón/lona adj |
| | | estridente adj |
| | Mike wore a lurid shirt to the party. |
| lurid adj | (shining with a fiery glow) | resplandeciente adj mf |
| | | refulgente adj mf |
| | The photograph captured a lurid California sunset. |
| lurid adj | figurative (sensationalist) | escabroso/a adj |
| | | sensacionalista adj |
| | The lurid story appeared in the newspaper the next day. |
| lurid adj | figurative (gruesome) | horripilante adj |
| | | espeluznante adj |
| | Mr. Jenkins did not want to hear the lurid details of his son's car accident. |
| | El señor Jenkins no quiso oír los detalles horripilantes del accidente automovilístico de su hijo. |
'lurid' aparece también en las siguientes entradas:
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