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1 brash
bræʃ(cheekily self-confident and impolite: a brash young man.) descarado, impertinente, presuntuosotr[bræʃ]1 pejorative (ostentatious, showy) ostentoso,-a, rimbombante2 (hasty, thoughtless) irreflexivo,-a3 (imprudent) imprudentebrash ['bræʃ] adj1) impulsive: impulsivo, impetuoso2) brazen: excesivamente desenvuelto, descaradoadj.• descarado, -a adj.• impetuoso, -a adj.• insolente adj.bræʃadjective -er, -est excesivamente desenvuelto, de gran desparpajo[bræʃ]ADJ (compar brasher) (superl brashest)1) (=over-confident) presuntuoso; (=rash) impetuoso2) (=crude) [colour] chillón; [taste] vulgar* * *[bræʃ]adjective -er, -est excesivamente desenvuelto, de gran desparpajo -
2 brash
adj.1 demasiado seguro(a) de sí mismo(a) y chillón(ona) (persona)2 descarado.3 impetuoso, temerario.s.1 ramas sueltas de árboles.2 enfermedad repentina.3 pirosis, ardor epigástrico. -
3 brash ice
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4 water brash
s.sensación de ardor en el estómago, pirosis, acedía acuosa. -
5 weaning brash
s.acedía del destete. -
6 nervy
adjective (excitable: The horse is rather nervy.) nerviosotr['nɜːvɪ]1 SMALLBRITISH ENGLISH/SMALL familiar nervioso,-a2 SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL familiar descarado,-a1) courageous: valiente2) impudent: atrevido, descarado, fresco fam3) nervous: nerviosoadj.• excitable adj.'nɜːrvi, 'nɜːvia) (bold, brash) (AmE colloq) fresco (fam), caradura (fam)b) ( courageous) (AmE colloq) valiente, agalludo (AmL fam)c) (tense, edgy) (BrE) nervioso['nɜːvɪ]ADJ (compar nervier) (superl nerviest)1) (Brit) (=tense) nervioso2) (US) (=cheeky) descarado, caradura ** * *['nɜːrvi, 'nɜːvi]a) (bold, brash) (AmE colloq) fresco (fam), caradura (fam)b) ( courageous) (AmE colloq) valiente, agalludo (AmL fam)c) (tense, edgy) (BrE) nervioso -
7 sassy
tr['sæsɪ]adj.• fresco, -a adj.• respondón, -ona adj.'sæsiadjective -sier, -siest (AmE colloq)a) ( impertinent) caradura (fam), fresco (fam)b) (brash, jazzy) <hat/style> llamativo y atrevido['sæsɪ]ADJ (compar sassier) (superl sassiest) (US) fresco, descarado* * *['sæsi]adjective -sier, -siest (AmE colloq)a) ( impertinent) caradura (fam), fresco (fam)b) (brash, jazzy) <hat/style> llamativo y atrevido -
8 forward
'fo:wəd
1. adjective1) (moving on; advancing: a forward movement.) hacia delante2) (at or near the front: The forward part of a ship is called the `bows'.) delantero
2. adverb1) ((also forwards) moving towards the front: A pendulum swings backward(s) and forward(s).) adelante, hacia adelante2) (to a later time: from this time forward.) en adelante
3. noun((in certain team games, eg football, hockey) a player in a forward position.) delantero
4. verb(to send (letters etc) on to another address: I have asked the post office to forward my mail.) remitirforward adj hacia adelantetr['fɔːwəd]1 (gen) hacia adelante2 (time) en adelante1 (position) delantero,-a, frontal; (movement) hacia delante2 (future) a largo plazo3 (advanced) adelantado,-a, precoz4 (too bold, too eager) atrevido,-a, descarado,-a, fresco,-a1 SMALLSPORT/SMALL delantero,-a1 (send on to new address) remitir; (send goods) enviar, expedir2 formal use (further, advance) adelantar, fomentar\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto bring something forward (in time) adelantar algoto put the clock forward adelantar el relojforward roll SMALLSPORT/SMALL voltereta (hacia delante)forward ['fɔrwərd] vt1) promote: promover, adelantar, fomentar2) send: remitir, enviarforward adv1) : adelante, hacia adelanteto go forward: irse adelante2)from this day forward : de aquí en adelanteforward adj1) : hacia adelante, delantero2) brash: atrevido, descaradoforward n: delantero m, -ra f (en deportes)adj.• adelantado, -a adj.• arriscado, -a adj.• atrevido, -a adj.• avanzado, -a adj.• delante adj.• delantero, -a adj.• descocado, -a adj.• desenvuelto, -a adj.• desollado, -a adj.• precoz adj.adv.• adelante adv.• hacia adelante adv.n.• delantero s.m. (Mail)v.• retransmitir (Correo) v.v.• enviar v.• expedir v.• fomentar v.• reenviar v.• reexpedir v.
I 'fɔːrwərd, 'fɔːwədesp BrE forwards -z adverba) ( toward the front) <bend/slope/lean> hacia adelantelet's sit further forward — sentémonos más adelante; see also come forward, step forward
b) ( in time) (frml) en adelantefrom this day forward — desde hoy en adelante; see also bring, carry forward
II
1) (before n) ( in direction) <movement/motion> hacia adelanteforward pass — ( Sport) pase m adelantado
forward slash — noun barra f (oblicua)
2) ( advance)3) (assertive, pushy) atrevido, descarado
III
please forward — hacer* seguir
IV
['fɔːwǝd] When forward is an element in a phrasal verb, eg bring forward, come forward, step forward, look up the verb.1. ADJ1) (in position) delantero; (in movement) hacia adelante; (in time) adelantado, avanzado; [position] (Mil etc) avanzado; (Naut) de proa2) (=advanced) [child] precoz; [season, crop] adelantado3) (=presumptuous) [person, remark] atrevido2.ADV (gen) adelante, hacia adelante; (Naut) hacia la proaforward! — ¡adelante!
forward march! — (Mil) de frente ¡mar!
from that day forward — desde ese día en adelante, a partir de entonces
look forwardto go forward — ir hacia adelante, avanzar; (fig) progresar, hacer progresos
3.N (Sport) delantero(-a) m / f4. VT1) (=dispatch) [+ goods] expedir, enviar; (=send on) [+ letter] remitir"please forward" — "remítase al destinatario"
2) (=advance) [+ career, cause, interests] promover5.CPDforward buying N — (Comm) compra f a término
forward contract N — (Comm) contrato m a término
forward delivery N — (Comm) entrega f en fecha futura
forward exchange N — (Comm) cambio m a término
forward gear N — (Aut) marcha f de avance
forward line N — (Sport) delantera f ; (Mil) primera línea f de fuego
forward market N — (Comm) mercado m de futuros
forward pass N — (Rugby) pase m adelantado
forward planning N — planificación f por anticipado
forward rate N — (Comm) tipo m a término
forward sales NPL — (Comm) ventas fpl a término
forward slash N — barra f oblicua
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I ['fɔːrwərd, 'fɔːwəd]esp BrE forwards [-z] adverba) ( toward the front) <bend/slope/lean> hacia adelantelet's sit further forward — sentémonos más adelante; see also come forward, step forward
b) ( in time) (frml) en adelantefrom this day forward — desde hoy en adelante; see also bring, carry forward
II
1) (before n) ( in direction) <movement/motion> hacia adelanteforward pass — ( Sport) pase m adelantado
forward slash — noun barra f (oblicua)
2) ( advance)3) (assertive, pushy) atrevido, descarado
III
please forward — hacer* seguir
IV
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9 chillón
chillón
‹ color› loud
chillón,-ona adjetivo
1 (voz) shrill, high-pitched (sonido) harsh, strident
2 (color) loud, gaudy: lleva una camisa bastante chillona, he's wearing a loud shirt ' chillón' also found in these entries: Spanish: chillona English: brash - flashy - garish - gaudy - glaring - loud - lurid - noisy - raucous - squeaky - harsh - shrill -
10 descarado
Del verbo descararse: ( conjugate descararse) \ \
descarado es: \ \el participio
descarado
es muy descarado he has a lot of nerve
descarado,-a
I adj (insolente) cheeky, insolent (desvergonzado) shameless
una mentira descarada, a barefaced lie
II sustantivo masculino y femenino cheeky person ' descarado' also found in these entries: Spanish: atrevida - atrevido - cara - descarada - desvergonzada - desvergonzado - golfa - golfo - lisa - liso - sinvergüenza - fresco - patudo English: audacious - barefaced - blatant - bold - brash - brassy - brazen - cheeky - downright - forward - shameless - unabashed - outright - pert -
11 desenvuelto
Del verbo desenvolver: ( conjugate desenvolver) \ \
desenvuelto es: \ \el participioMultiple Entries: desenvolver desenvuelto
desenvolver ( conjugate desenvolver) verbo transitivo to unwrap, open desenvolverse verbo pronominal se desenvolvió bien en la entrevista she managed the interview all right
desenvuelto
desenvolver verbo transitivo to unwrap
desenvuelto,-a adjetivo
1 (con soltura) relaxed, easy-going
2 (desempaquetado) unwrapped ' desenvuelto' also found in these entries: Spanish: desenvuelta - práctico English: brash - debonair - suave -
12 excesivamente
excesivamente adverbio excessively: no te muestres excesivamente alegre cuando te den la noticia, don't act overly happy when they give you the news ' excesivamente' also found in these entries: Spanish: empalagosa - empalagoso - alebrestarse English: excessively - immoderately - over - race - rich - spoon-feed - unduly - whom - brash - fulsome - labor - slimy -
13 hortera
hortera adjetivo (Esp fam) ‹vestido/canción› tacky (colloq);
hortera
I adj fam
1 (persona) flashy, vulgar: esa mujer es tan hortera, that woman has no taste at all
2 (objeto) tacky, kitsch
II mf es un hortera, he has no taste ' hortera' also found in these entries: English: brash - flash - flashy - loud - naff - tacky - tawdry - vulgar -
14 ice
hielo; hielo natural*
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