formal
/foɾˈmal/, [foɾˈmal]formal
Adjective formal (plural formales)
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formal
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reliable, dependable
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Ella era una joven bastante formal y correcta.
She was a rather prim and proper young lady.
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El atuendo de ella estaba fuera de lugar en una fiesta formal.
Her clothes were out of place at a formal party.
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Una demostración formal del principio de Peter daría un golpe a las estructuras corporativistas de muchos países.
A formal demonstration of Peter's principle would be a hit to the corporativist structures of many countries.
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No tienes que ser tan formal.
You don't have to be so formal.
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¿Cómo de formal es esta ceremonia?
How formal is this ceremony?
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¿Hizo un acuerdo formal con él?
Did you make a formal agreement with him?
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¡Aborrezco profundamente la escritura formal!
I utterly despise formal writing!
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Tom es una persona formal.
Tom is a dependable person.
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Tom pensó que lo que llevaba Mary puesto no era apropiado para una fiesta formal.
Tom thought what Mary was wearing wasn't appropriate for a formal party.
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