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1 hussy
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2 hussy
s.fresca, pelandusca (anticuado or humorístico) (plural hussies) -
3 brazen
'breizn(impudent or shameless: a brazen young woman.) descarado, desvergonzadotr['breɪzən]1 desvergonzado,-a, descarado,-a\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto brazen it out aguantar las acusaciones con descarobrazen ['breɪzən] adj1) : de latón2) bold: descarado, directoadj.• coletudo, -a adj.• desahogado, -a adj.• descarado, -a adj.• descompuesto, -a adj.• desenvuelto, -a adj.• farruco, -a adj.• raído, -a adj.• zafado, -a adj.'breɪzṇ, 'breɪzənadjective descaradothe brazen hussy! — esa fresca or descarada!
Phrasal Verbs:['breɪzn]1. ADJ1) (=shameless) descaradoa brazen hussy — una desvergonzada, una descarada
2) (=made of brass) de latón2.VT* * *['breɪzṇ, 'breɪzən]adjective descaradothe brazen hussy! — esa fresca or descarada!
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4 huswife
s.1 ama de casa. -> housewife2 fresca, pelandusca. (anticuado o humorístico) -> hussyv.gobernar la casa con economía. (pt & pp huswifed)
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