Translation of "hábito de comerse las uñas" to English

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Dictionary translations for "hábito de comerse las uñas"

el hábito de comerse las uñas m noun

nail-biting (med)

Contexts with "hábito de comerse las uñas"

Las botas me apretaban, y el camino era tan escarpado, que me lastimé las uñas de los dedos gordos. My boots were so tight, and the path so steep, that I injured the toenails of both of my big toes.

Él obtuvo el hábito de fumar en su juventud. He got into the habit of smoking in his youth.

Tom no tenía ganas de comerse el almuerzo. Tom didn't feel like eating lunch.

El esmalte de uñas es inútil: de todas formas, nadie mira las uñas. Nail polish is useless: no one looks at nails anyway.

Muchos peruanos tienen el hábito de mascar hojas de coca. Many Peruvians have the habit of chewing coke leaves.

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