edgy

stylish and fashionable, but in a way that is unusual or shocking

vanguardista, innovador, alternativo

• [T + adj]
• [T + to be]

Collocations edgy fashion · an edgy haircut

• She has an edgy style that turns heads.

  Ella tiene un estilo vanguardista que llama la atención.

causing feelings of nervousness or anxiety; tense and uncomfortable

nervioso, tenso, inquietante

• [T + adj]
• [T + to be]

Collocations edgy atmosphere · an edgy situation

• The room had an edgy feeling.

  La habitación tenía una sensación nerviosa.

angry and upset; aggressive or hostile in a way that is likely to cause trouble

enojado, agresivo, hostil

• [T + adj]
• [T + to be]

Collocations edgy behavior · an edgy confrontation

• He was in an edgy mood after the argument.

  Estaba de mal humor después del argumento.

dangerous or risky; likely to cause harm or injury

arriesgado, peligroso, riesgoso

• [T + adj]
• [T + to be]

Collocations edgy behavior · an edgy situation

• The climb was very edgy.

  La escalada era muy arriesgada.