WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
| Principal Translations |
| indigno adj | (que no es merecedor) | undeserving adj |
| | | unworthy adj |
| | Un traidor es indigno de honores. |
| | A traitor is undeserving of honors. |
| indigno adj | (acto: que no es digno) | beneath prep |
| | | unbecoming adj |
| | | improper adj |
| | Mentir es indigno de una persona tan íntegra como tú. |
| | Lying is beneath a person as respectable as you. |
| Additional Translations |
| indigno adj | (vil, ruin, infame) | despicable, adj |
| | | shameful adj |
| | | vile adj |
| | | disgraceful adj |
| | Nerón fue un gobernante indigno, despiadado y cruel. |
| | Nero was a despicable, ruthless, and cruel leader. |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
| Principal Translations |
| indignar⇒ vtr | (enfadar mucho) | anger⇒, outrage⇒ vtr |
| | | make [sb] angry, make [sb] indignant v expr |
| | Los insultos del alumno indignaron al director. |
| | The student's insults angered (or: outraged) the teacher. |
| indignarse⇒ v prnl | (enfadarse mucho) | be outraged, be incensed v aux + adj |
| | | get angry vi + adj |
| | La madrastra de Blancanieves se indignaba ante su belleza. |
| | Snow White's stepmother was outraged (or: was incensed) by her beauty. |
'indigno' aparece también en las siguientes entradas:
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