compromising in Spanish
compromising in Spanish is comprometedor — compromising means damaging to one's reputation, or revealing something embarrassing or incriminating.
compromising in Spanish
comprometedor
That compromises somebody or something; incriminating.
What does "compromising" mean?
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adjective Damaging to one's reputation, or revealing something embarrassing or incriminating.
"The photos were compromising enough to end his campaign."
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adjective Willing to make concessions in order to reach an agreement.
"She took a compromising approach to the dispute."
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compromising in a sentence
- The photos were compromising enough to end his campaign.
- She took a compromising approach to the dispute.
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What is "compromising" in Spanish?
"compromising" in Spanish is comprometedor. compromising means: Damaging to one's reputation, or revealing something embarrassing or incriminating.
How do you use "compromising" in a sentence?
Example: "The photos were compromising enough to end his campaign." In Spanish, "compromising" is comprometedor.
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