fainéant
fainéant

faint


Definition: Meaning of, faint in English to Spanish dictionary.

Pronunciation: / feɪnt /

  • adjective
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Word Forms:
Positive Comparative Superlative
faint fainter faintest
  1. débil
    SYNONYM
    weak, feeble
    ANTONYM
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  2. tenue
    SYNONYM
    tenuous, thin, weak, remote
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  3. desmayado
    SYNONYM
    unconscious
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  4. ligero
    SYNONYM
    light, lightweight, thin, airy, feathery
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  5. pálido
    SYNONYM
    pale, light, pallid, white, wan, ashen
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  6. vago
    SYNONYM
    vague, shadowy, idle, bone-idle
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  7. desfallecido
    SYNONYM
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  8. casi imperceptible
    SYNONYM
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  9. borroso
    SYNONYM
    fuzzy, blurred, vague, indistinct, smudgy
    ANTONYM
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  10. medroso
    SYNONYM
    faint-hearted
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  11. indistinto
    SYNONYM
    indistinct, indiscriminate, vague, dim
    ANTONYM
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  12. empañado
    SYNONYM
    blurred, misty, cloudy, steamy
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Word Forms:
Prsesent Past Past Participle
faint fainted fainted
Present Participle Third Person Singular
fainting faints
[intransitive]
  1. desmayarse
    SYNONYM
    pass out, swoon
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  2. pasmar
    SYNONYM
    astonish, dumbfound, astound, amaze, stun
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  3. perder conocimiento
    SYNONYM
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Word Forms:
Singular Plural
faint faints
[singular]
  1. desmayado
    SYNONYM
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