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self-satisfied [Am sɛlf ˈsædəˌsfaɪd, Brit ˌsɛlfˈsatɪsfʌɪd] ADJ

self-satisfied

ufano

self-satisfied

satisfecho de sí mismo

self-satisfied

(auto)suficiente

self-satisfied expression/grin

de (auto)suficiencia

Prevodi za self-satisfied u rečniku španski»engleski

petulante¹ ADJ

petulante

smug

petulante

self-satisfied

autosuficiente ADJ

1. autosuficiente ECON:

autosuficiente

self-sufficient

2. autosuficiente (presumido):

autosuficiente

smug

autosuficiente

self-satisfied

petulante² N mf

petulante

smug fool

petulante

self-satisfied fool

orondo (oronda) ADJ

orondo (oronda)

smug

orondo (oronda)

self-satisfied

dijo un disparate y se quedó tan oronda

she said something ridiculous and sat there looking really pleased with herself

ufano (ufana) ADJ

1. ufano (satisfecho, orgulloso):

ufano (ufana)

proud

iba muy ufano con su hija

he walked proudly with his daughter

se acercó todo ufano a recoger el premio

he went up proudly to receive the prize

2. ufano (engreído):

ufano (ufana)

self-satisfied

ufano (ufana)

pleased with oneself

ufano (ufana)

smug

suficiente¹ ADJ

1. suficiente (bastante):

suficiente

enough

no tenemos suficiente dinero

we don't have enough money

no disponemos de recursos suficientes

we do not have sufficient resources

con esto hay más que suficiente

there's more than enough here

hay pruebas suficientes para condenarlo

there is enough o sufficient evidence to convict him

no tiene suficiente confianza en sí mismo

he doesn't have enough confidence in himself

2. suficiente persona:

suficiente

self-satisfied

suficiente

smug

self-satisfied u rečniku PONS

Prevodi za self-satisfied u rečniku engleski»španski

self-satisfied ADJ pej

self-satisfied

satisfecho, -a de sí mismo, -a

Prevodi za self-satisfied u rečniku španski»engleski

I.satisfecho (-a) VB

satisfecho pp de satisfacer

II.satisfecho (-a) ADJ

satisfecho (-a) (contento)

contented

satisfecho (-a) (exigencias, deseo sexual)

satisfied

satisfecho de sí mismo

self-satisfied

estar satisfecho (harto)

to have had enough

vidi i satisfacer

I.satisfacer irr como hacer VB trans

1. satisfacer (pagar):

satisfacer

to honour Brit

satisfacer

to honor Am

satisfacer la penitencia por sus pecados

to do penitence for one's sins

2. satisfacer:

satisfacer (deseo, curiosidad, hambre)

to satisfy

satisfacer (sed)

to quench

satisfacer (demanda)

to settle

satisfacer todos los caprichos de sus hijos

to gratify all one's children's whims

3. satisfacer (requisitos):

satisfacer

to meet

4. satisfacer (agravio):

satisfacer algo

to make amends for sth

II.satisfacer irr como hacer VB refl satisfacerse

1. satisfacer (contentarse):

satisfacerse

to satisfy oneself

2. satisfacer (agravio):

satisfacerse

to obtain redress

campante ADJ inf

1. campante (tranquilo):

campante

calm

quedarse tan campante

not to bat an eyelid

2. campante (satisfecho):

campante

(self-)satisfied

Jednojezični primeri (nisu ih verifikovali PONS urednici)

engleski

She is very intelligent and is good at almost everything, but she is never self-satisfied.

en.wikipedia.org

You could say it's a self-satisfied sort of plant.

www.telegraph.co.uk

Does this dispenser of self-satisfied solemnity come in any other colours?

www.metronews.ca

This isn't a mantra from some self-satisfied guru or a philosopher's conversational gambit; it's a serious scientific theory.

qz.com

I see my lot as the most self-satisfied, self-congratulatory and materially well-off generation ever.

thespinoff.co.nz

In the book, the animals tend to be sage-like, and the humans dull and self-satisfied.

en.wikipedia.org

Jargon binds groups together in a somewhat self-satisfied way.

www.psfk.com

In his younger days he was smug and self-satisfied.

en.wikipedia.org

I have never seen such an unleashing of self-satisfied hatred...

news.nationalpost.com

So move that way quickly if you're in the mood for a bit of pompous, self-satisfied dad-rock in the morning.

www.telegraph.co.uk