ludicrous
| ludicrous | |
| Received Pronunciation (AFI) | /ˈluː.dɪ.kɹəs/ ⓘ /ˈljuː.dɪ.kɹəs/ |
| EE. UU., Canadá (AFI) | /ˈlu.dɪ.kɹəs/ ⓘ |
| Australia (AFI) | /ˈlʉː.dɪ.kɹəs/ ⓘ |
| longitud silábica | trisílaba |
Etimología 1
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Adjetivo
[editar]| Positivo | Comparativo | Superlativo |
|---|---|---|
| ludicrous | more ludicrous | most ludicrous |
- 1
- Risible.
- Ejemplo:
2010. «This terror of bedbugs is ludicrous, he said. It's all part of the culture of fear in America, the latest version of "reds under the bed". First it was communists, then Obama the Islamist terrorist, and now bedbugs.Barbara Plett. «The bedbugs of New York turn up in BBC studios». BBC News. 27 nov 2010.
- 2
- Ridículo.
Información adicional
[editar]- Derivados: ludicrous, ludicrously, ludicrousness