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1 maléfico
• malefaction• malefic• maleficence• maleficium -
2 desaguisado
adj.unlawful, illegal, outrageous.m.1 mess (destrozo).la inauguración fue un verdadero desaguisado the opening was a shambles2 mishap, misfortune, malefaction.* * *► adjetivo1 (contra la ley) illegal, unlawful2 (contra la razón) outrageous1 (delito) offence (US offense); (atropello) outrage————————1 (delito) offence (US offense); (atropello) outrage* * *1.ADJ illegal2.SM (=lío) mess; (=acto ilegal) crime* * *masculino (fam) mess* * *masculino (fam) mess* * *( fam)messla peluquera me hizo un verdadero desaguisado the hairdresser made a real mess of my hair* * *
desaguisado sustantivo masculino
1 (ilegal) illegal act
2 (ilógico) outrageous
' desaguisado' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
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* * *desaguisado nmFam [desorden] shambles [singular]; [destrozo] mess;la inauguración fue un verdadero desaguisado the opening was a shambles;hacer un desaguisado to make a mess;¡vaya desaguisado que te han hecho en la peluquería! what a mess they've made of your hair!* * *m crime -
3 malhecho
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4 denigración
• calumny• defamation• denigration• invective• male turtledove• malefaction• malignantly• malignity• slander• slur• vilification -
5 maldición
• anathema• bane• curse• cursing• ill• imprecation• male turtledove• malefaction• objurgation• oh damn -
6 maledicencia
• backbiting• calumny• defamation• denigration• evil talk• male turtledove• malefaction• slander• slur -
7 maleficio
• curse• cursing• male turtledove• malefaction• spell
См. также в других словарях:
Malefaction — Mal e*fac tion, n. [See {Malefactor}.] A crime; an offense; an evil deed. [R.] Shak. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
malefaction — index delict, delinquency (misconduct), disregard (omission), fault (responsibility), guilt … Law dictionary
malefaction — early 15c., from M.L. malefactionem (nom. malefactio), noun of action from pp. stem of malefacere (see MALEFACTOR (Cf. malefactor)) … Etymology dictionary
malefaction — [mal΄ə fak′shən] n. [LL malefactio < pp. of malefacere: see MALEFACTOR] wrongdoing; crime … English World dictionary
malefaction — /mæləˈfækʃən/ (say maluh fakshuhn) noun an evil deed. {Latin malefactiōn , stem of malefactiō} …
malefaction — |malə|fakshən sometimes (ˈ)mal|fak noun Etymology: malefactor + ion : crime, offense is most commonly attributed to the malefaction of a maternal relative Abram Kardiner … Useful english dictionary
malefaction — noun Date: 15th century an evil deed ; crime … New Collegiate Dictionary
malefaction — /mal euh fak sheuhn/, n. an evil deed; crime; wrongdoing. [1375 1425 for an earlier sense; 1595 1605 for current sense; ME malefaccioun impotence; see MALEFACT(OR), ION] * * * … Universalium
malefaction — mælɪ fækʃn n. wrongdoing, crime … English contemporary dictionary
malefaction — n crime, wrongdoing, offense, transgression, breach, contravention; violation, trespass, encroachment, infringement; wrong, malfeasance, felony, Law. tort, Law. malversation, foul play; misdeed, misfeasance, hurt, harm, dirty trick, foul;… … A Note on the Style of the synonym finder
malefaction — mal·e·fac·tion … English syllables
