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sweaty

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sweat·y  (swt)
adj. sweat·i·er, sweat·i·est
1. Covered with or smelling of sweat.
2. Causing sweat: a sweaty job.
sweati·ly adv.
sweati·ness n.
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sweaty
adjective perspiring, sweating, sticky, clammy, bathed or drenched or soaked in perspiration, glowing
Translations

sweaty [ˈswɛtɪ] adj → sudoroso
sweaty [ˈswɛtɪ] adj → en sueur, moite or mouillé(e) de sueur
sweaty [ˈswɛtɪ] sweat adj → verschwitzt;
(hands) → schweißig
sweaty [ˈswɛtɪ] adj → sudato/a; bagnato/a di sudore


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