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1 mocoso
adj.snotty, dirty with snot, mucous.m.little kid, little scamp, little boy, pimply youth.* * *► adjetivo1 snotty► nombre masculino,nombre femenino1 familiar brat* * *mocoso, -a* SM / F brat* * *- sa masculino, femenino (fam) squirt (colloq), pipsqueak (colloq)* * *- sa masculino, femenino (fam) squirt (colloq), pipsqueak (colloq)* * *mocoso -samasculine, feminine¿y ese mocoso me va a decir a mí lo que tengo que hacer? so that little brat o squirt o pipsqueak thinks he can tell me what to do, does he? ( colloq)¡cómo te vas a poner tacones altos! si eres una mocosa what do you mean you're going to wear high heels? you're just a kid ( colloq)* * *
mocoso
mocoso,-a m,f pey brat
' mocoso' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
mocosa
English:
brat
- snotty
* * *mocoso, -a♦ adjrunny-nosed♦ nm,fFamtú no puedes entrar, eres sólo un mocoso you can't come in, you're just a kid;unos mocosos rompieron el cristal some little brats broke the window;nos vinieron a visitar con sus dos mocosos they came to see us with their two little brats* * *I adj snottyII m, mocosa f famsnotty-nosed kid fam* * *mocoso, -sa n: kid, brat -
2 Rotznase
f1. umg. eines Kindes: snotty nose2. Sl. pej. snotty ( oder snot-nosed) brat; umg. (unerfahrener junger Mensch) callow youth, greenhorn* * *Rọtz|na|sef2) (inf = Kind) snotty-nosed brat (inf)* * *Rotz·na·sef (fam)* * *1) (derb) snotty nose (sl.)* * *Rotznase f1. umg eines Kindes: snotty nose* * *1) (derb) snotty nose (sl.) -
3 Rotznase
fsnotnosef[freches Kind] ugs.1. snotty-nosed brat sl.2. snotty brat sl.f[ugs.: laufende Nase]running nosef[ugs.: tränenartiger Lackierfehler]sagfugs. [laufende Nase]snotty nose coll.fugs. [tränenartiger Lackierfehler]1. hang2. runf[unreifer junger Mensch] ugs.callow youth -
4 mocosa
f.1 an ignorant, thoughtless person; an inexperienced youth.2 female child, little girl, slip of a girl.* * *
mocoso,-a m,f pey brat
* * *I adj snottyII m, mocosa f famsnotty-nosed kid fam
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