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subtle /'sʌtḷ/ adjetivo subtler /'sʌtḷər / || /'sʌtḷə(r)/ , subtlest /'sʌtḷəst / || /'sʌtḷɪst/

1. (delicate, elusive) ‹fragrance› sutil

2. (not obvious) ‹difference/distinction/hint› sutil;
   ‹change› imperceptible

3. (tactful) (colloq) delicado

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Diccionario Espasa Concise © 2000 Espasa Calpe:

subtle ['sʌtəl] adjetivo
1   sutil
     (sabor) ligero,-a, suave
     (perfume) delicado,-a
2   (mente) perspicaz
     (ironía, ocurrencia) fino,-a

subtle: WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2010

subtle: WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2010

Compound Forms:
subtle body			cuerpo sutil nm
subtle color		US	color tenue nm
subtle distinction			diferencia sutil nf
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'subtle' also found in these entries:

English:

delicate - fine - way

Spanish:

fina - fino - refinada - refinado - sutil - delicado

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