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وَقِح \ cheeky: not respectful: Those children are very cheeky to their grandparents. impertinent: not polite; not respectful. impudent: not respectful; shamelessly rude. insolent: rude; disrespectful: an insolent little boy. rude: not polite. shameless: showing no sense of shame: a shameless liar. -
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صَفِيق الوَجْه \ cheeky: not respectful: Those children are very cheeky to their grandparents. impudent: not respectful; shamelessly rude. shameless: showing no sense of shame: a shameless liar. -
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adjectiveimpudent:وَقِحa cheeky remark.
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4 нахальный
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6 sfacciato
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10 sfacciato
cheeky* * *sfacciato agg.1 impudent, cheeky, saucy; insolent; ( che non si vergogna) shameless: una menzogna sfacciata, a brazen lie; una risposta molto sfacciata, a very insolent answer; non essere così sfacciato!, don't be so cheeky!; questa è adulazione sfacciata, this is shameless flattery; un ragazzo sfacciato, a cheeky boy2 ( di colori) gaudy: non mi piace quel vestito, ha dei colori sfacciati, I don't like that dress, its colours are too gaudy◆ s.m. impudent person; shameless individual // sei uno sfacciatello, you are a cheeky imp.* * *[sfat'tʃato] 1.aggettivo (sfrontato) [ persona] impudent, brazen(-faced), cheeky; [ menzogna] impudent, barefaced; [ risposta] impudent; [ fortuna] shameless2.sostantivo maschile (f. -a) impudent person, brazen-faced person* * *sfacciato/sfat't∫ato/(sfrontato) [ persona] impudent, brazen(-faced), cheeky; [ menzogna] impudent, barefaced; [ risposta] impudent; [ fortuna] shameless(f. -a) impudent person, brazen-faced person. -
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12 frekk
cheeky, impudent, insolent, naughty, rude* * *adj. barefaced, impudent, cheeky, impertinent adj. (talespråk) pert -
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15 нахрапистый
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19 insolente
• cheeky• haughtily• haul• immodest person• impudent• insolence• insolently• shameless• snippy -
20 inverecundo
• cheeky• shameless
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