apocado - Translation in LEO’s English ⇔ Spanish Dictionary

Possible base forms

apocado
apocar (Verb)
apocarse (Verb)

Adjectives / Adverbs

meek  adj.	apocado, apocada
subdued  adj.	apocado, apocada
fainthearted   or: faint-hearted  adj.	apocado, apocada
half-hearted   or: halfhearted  adj.	apocado, apocada
self-conscious  adj.   - uncomfortable, worried	apocado, apocada
sheepish  adj.	apocado, apocada   - avergonzado
pusillanimous [form.]  adj.	apocado, apocada

Verbs

to abase oneself	apocarse (ante alguien)
to demean oneself	apocarse
to cringe  | cringed, cringed |	apocarse
to be intimidated by so. (or: sth.)  | was, been |	apocarse de algo (or: alguien)
to decrease sth.  | decreased, decreased |	apocar algo [fig.]
to diminish sth.  | diminished, diminished |	apocar algo [fig.]
to minimize^AE sth.; to minimise^BE / minimize^BE sth.  | minimized, minimized / minimised, minimised |	apocar algo [fig.]
to reduce sth.  | reduced, reduced |	apocar algo [fig.]
to alleviate sth.  | alleviated, alleviated |	apocar algo [fig.]
to deplete sth.  | depleted, depleted |   - diminish	apocar algo [fig.]

Orthographically similar words

avocado

alocado, apodado

Related search terms

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