Hairy
pronunciation: heri
part of speech: adjective
peliagudo = sticky ; thorny ; nettlesome ; prickly ; hairy ; tricky .
Example: The inclusion of vendors and publishers allows everyone to address sticky business relationships head-on.Example: The article 'The comfortable pew is a thorny throne' reviews the technological, political, philosophical, professional and educational issues associated with filtering access to information.Example: Meanwhile, there are two nettlesome problems that continue to demand his attention.Example: The reunion between siblings was prickly and the tension grew with every passing moment.Example: The Leafs changed goaltenders and the game got a bit hairy in the closing minutes.Example: Bertrand Russell has written a great deal of sense about the tricky problem of individual liberty and achievement and its relationship to government control.
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» cuestión peliaguda
= sticky issue
.
Example: Confidentiality is a sticky issue in the university setting because 'privileged communication,' a formal legal confidentiality applying to priests, lawyers, and physicians, does not extend to teachers and coaches.
» problema peliagudo
= prickly issue
; prickly problem
; prickly question
.
Example: He has signalled he will take a tough stance on prickly issues such as outsourcing, and limits on exports of sensitive technology.
Example: Marketing has always been a prickly problem for the oyster industry.
Example: Who should judge the judges has always been a prickly question.
Peliagudo synonyms
fuzzy in spanish: borroso, pronunciation: fʌzi adjectivehirsute in spanish: hirsuto, pronunciation: hɜrsut adjectivehoary in spanish: canoso, pronunciation: hɔri adjectivewoolly in spanish: lanoso, pronunciation: wʊli adjectivefurry in spanish: peludo, pronunciation: fɜri adjectivewooly in spanish: lanoso, pronunciation: wʊli adjectivedowny in spanish: velloso, pronunciation: daʊni adjectivepubescent in spanish: pubescente, pronunciation: pjubəsənt adjectivealarming in spanish: alarmante, pronunciation: əlɑrmɪŋ adjectivehaired in spanish: peludo, pronunciation: herd adjectivelanate in spanish: lanate, pronunciation: lænət adjectivecomal in spanish: comal, pronunciation: koʊməl adjectivepilose in spanish: piloso, pronunciation: pɪloʊz adjectivehispid in spanish: hispid, pronunciation: hɪspɪd adjectivecanescent in spanish: grisáceo, pronunciation: kænəsənt adjectivefurred in spanish: de piel, pronunciation: fɜrd adjectivecomate in spanish: camarada, pronunciation: koʊmeɪt adjectivecomose in spanish: comose, pronunciation: kəmoʊz adjectivesericeous in spanish: sedoso, pronunciation: sɜriʃəs adjectivetomentose in spanish: tomentoso, pronunciation: toʊməntoʊz adjectivepuberulent in spanish: puberulento, pronunciation: pjubɜrjələnt adjectivepilous in spanish: piloso, pronunciation: pɪləs adjectivefloccose in spanish: flocarse, pronunciation: flɑkəs adjectivefuzzed in spanish: fuzzed, pronunciation: fʌzd adjectivetomentous in spanish: tomentoso, pronunciation: təmentəs adjectivepappose in spanish: objeto, pronunciation: pæpoʊz adjectiveshock-headed in spanish: conmocionado, pronunciation: ʃɑkhedɪd adjectivelong-haired in spanish: pelo largo, pronunciation: lɔŋherd adjectivewire-haired in spanish: pelo de alambre, pronunciation: waɪɜrherd adjectivefurlike in spanish: como pelaje, pronunciation: fɜrlaɪk adjective
