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"pomposo" in English

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"pomposo" in English
pomposo{adjective masculine}
lavish- pompous
pomposo{adjective}
highfalutin- pontifical- high-sounding- magnificent- splendid- ostentatious
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TRANSLATIONS & EXAMPLES
pomposo{adjective masculine}
pomposo(also: fastuoso, rumboso, suntuoso)
lavish{adj.}
pomposo(also: pedante, hinchado, rimbombante, doctoral)
pompous{adj.}
Pero en el caso de Rusia, sólo hay discursos hipócritas y pomposos.
But for Russia, there are only pompous and hypocritical lectures.
Por supuesto, considero que la palabra« Estatuto» es un poco pomposa.
Of course, I find the word ‘ Statute’ a bit pompous.
Por supuesto, considero que la palabra «Estatuto» es un poco pomposa.
Of course, I find the word ‘Statute’ a bit pompous.
pomposo{adjective}
pomposo(also: ampuloso, rimbombante)
highfalutin{adj.} [coll.]
A menudo las mujeres consideran la toma de decisiones de la Unión Europea demasiado distante, abstracta y pomposa.
Women often see EU decision-making as too distant, abstract and highfalutin.
pomposo(also: pedante)
pontifical{adj.} (pompous)
pomposo(also: altísono, altisonante, grandilocuente)
high-sounding{adj.}
pomposo(also: admirable, espléndido, espléndida, magnífico)
magnificent{adj.}
pomposo(also: espléndido, espléndida, magnífico, lucido)
splendid{adj.}
pomposo(also: ostentoso, aparatoso, rimbombante, fachendoso)
ostentatious{adj.}

SYNONYMS
Synonyms (Spanish) for "pomposo":
pomposo
abigarrado- afectado- altilocuente- altisonante- altísono- ampuloso- aparatoso- artificioso- barroco- charro- confuso- declamatorio- desbordante- embarullado- enfático
CONTEXT EXAMPLES
Context examples for "pomposo" in English(!) These sentences come from external sources & may not be accurate. Therefore, we are not responsible for their content.
Señor Presidente, no me deja de resultar pomposo el título del informe y del asunto: "Sobre el papel de la Unión en el mundo».
Mr President, the title of the report, "The role of the Union in the world' , is nothing if not grandiose.
Señor Presidente, no me deja de resultar pomposo el título del informe y del asunto: " Sobre el papel de la Unión en el mundo».
Mr President, the title of the report, " The role of the Union in the world ', is nothing if not grandiose.
La Comisión Europea acaba de publicar una comunicación con el pomposo título de «Impacto del paso al euro sobre las políticas, las instituciones y el derecho comunitario ».
The European Commission has just published a communication pompously entitled 'Impact of the changeover to the euro on Community policies, institutions and legislation'.
La Comisión Europea acaba de publicar una comunicación con el pomposo título de« Impacto del paso al euro sobre las políticas, las instituciones y el derecho comunitario».
The European Commission has just published a communication pompously entitled 'Impact of the changeover to the euro on Community policies, institutions and legislation '.

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