English to Spanish Meaning of fustigate - fustigar

Fustigate :

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Definitions of fustigate in English

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Examples of fustigate in English

(1) ‘I'm very choosy in selecting characters, and very fussy about my role,’ she admits.(2) He was not keen on gardening but was fussy about his lawns, which must have mowing stripes and no moss.(3) My mother is very fussy about dogs and she surely tested a dozen before settling on Max.(4) Second, any man so concerned and fussy about the details of a tooth-pick case is definitely a fop, a dandy.(5) Fortunately, or unfortunately, depending on how ya look at it, the fussy scoldpottle gatekeepers of Christian correctitude don't take to such jive nonsense.(6) Most often it doesn't and he goes all sullen and broody, muttering about fussy neighbours and piling even more garden waste on the smoking heap.(7) They are also fussy in selecting life-long partners so, understandably, courting takes ages, as does the honeymoon before baby arrives.(8) I felt that the food then was unnecessarily fussy .(9) I'm horrible to work with; I'm so fussy and picky.(10) They're earthy and considerate lovers: refined, reliable and ready to please - but fussy about surroundings.(11) Our first built projects were very important because they made us realize how fussy we need to be with details in order to get good results.(12) It would come as no surprise to find these pieces described as either French or English, c.1840-50, but the decoration is too ornate and fussy for this period.(13) In complete contrast to the UK, the multicourse gastronomic menu is on the retreat in Paris, and is being replaced by a new emphasis on less fussy , less expensive food.(14) The novel follows Dylan from the time he accidentally kills a cat, at age five, through an especially anxious adolescence, into an adulthood as a somewhat fussy music critic.(15) Women enjoy the attentiveness of Shanghai men but can't stand their being fussy and ‘picky’.(16) The Grand Captain was a known perfectionist, and would have driven many of his men to frustration with his fussy attention to details if not for his charisma.

(1) fussy person ::

persona muy exigente

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