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adjective
Era sureño también y alto y fuerte, pero un poco fofo.
He was a Southerner, too, and big. But a little flabby.
No es que hubiera engordado, pero la inactividad lo había dejado algo fofo.
He wasn’t fat, but he was flabby from inactivity.
No era fofo, ni de mediana edad, ni católico irlandés.
He wasn’t flabby, middle-aged, Irish Catholic.
¡Qué impertinencia la de aquel tunante fofo! ¡Burlarse de Gottlieb! ¡Qué grosería!
The impertinence of that flabby blackguard to sneer at Gottlieb!
adjective
Tu vientre se pondrá fofo y tu espalda dolerá en las noches y cabellos grises brotarán de tus orejas.
Your belly will grow soft and your back will ache in the night and gray hairs will sprout from your ears.
En vez de eso, llamaste a este fofo y te casaste con él
Instead you called this soft body and you gay married him.
Jean-Pierre, está muy fofo. Es un falso, gordo y fofo.
Jean-Pierre, it's all soft It's a fake fat soft guy
Había algo repulsivamente fofo en su apariencia.
There was something repulsively soft about his appearance.
Lo imaginaba blando, fofo. Pero es sólido.
I had this image of him as being soft, mushy. But he’s solid.
El monarca se había vuelto fofo y regordete con los años;
The king had grown soft and plump over the years.
A pesar de ser flaco, parecía fofo.
And despite the fact that he was thin, he seemed to have gone soft.
Era un verdadero tablón gigantesco aquel hombre fofo.
He was a great soft lump of a man, a giant of flabbiness.
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