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81 ultrajador ADJ
(=ofensivo) offensive; (=injurioso) insulting; (=descomedido) outrageous -
82 ultrajante ADJ
(=ofensivo) offensive; (=injurioso) insulting; (=descomedido) outrageous -
83 ultrajoso
adj.outrageous, overbearing.* * *ADJ = ultrajador -
84 desaforar
v.1 to encroach upon one's rights, to infringe one's privileges.2 to deprive anyone of the rights or privileges belonging to his birth, profession, or character.3 to redeem a property. (Military)4 to relinquish one's rights and privileges.5 to be outrageous or disorderly.6 to violate someone's rights, to violate the rights of, to wrong.El gobierno desafuera a Ricardo The government violates John's rights.7 to take away the privileges from.Ella desafuera a Ricardo She takes away the privileges from Richard.8 to disbar, to strike off the rolls.La asociación desafuera al abogado The association disbars the lawyer.* * *1 (quebrantar los fueros) to encroach on the rights of2 (privar del fuero) to deprive of one's rights1 (descomedirse) to be disrespectful, be rude* * *vt -
85 ser de juzgado de guardia
familiar to be outrageous, be scandalous -
86 adefesiero
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87 bestiada
* * *bestiada nfEsp Fam1. [barbaridad]lo que dijo/hizo fue una bestiada what he said/did was just outrageous;me pareció una bestiada que nos pidieran tanto dinero I thought it was way out of order for them to ask us for so much money2. -
88 abusiva
abusivo,-a adjetivo
1 (un precio) exorbitant
2 (una medida, una situación) outrageous, abusive
' abusiva' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
sobrexplotación
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89 inaudita
inaudito,-a adjetivo
1 (insólito) unprecedented
2 fig (inaceptable) outrageous: me contestó con una grosería inaudita, she responded discourteously
' inaudita' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
inaudito
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90 rabiosa
adj.&f.1 rabid, mad: applied to dogs and other brutes.2 furious (enfado), outrageous, choleric, raging, fierce.* * *
rabioso,-a adjetivo
1 Med rabid
2 fam (de enfado) furious
3 fam (intensificador) terrible: tengo unas ganas rabiosas de ir a la playa, I'm dying to go to the beach
de rabiosa actualidad, the very latest thing
(color) bright
de un color rabioso, brightly coloured
♦ Locuciones: poner rabioso (a alguien), to enrage (sb)
' rabiosa' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
rabioso
English:
green
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91 escandaloso
• disgraceful• noisily• noisy brass music• obstreperous• outrageous• outraging• scandalous• too noisy• uproarious• very noisy -
92 hacer barbaridades
• act the fool• do outrageous things -
93 orgullo desmedido
• hubris• outrageous pride• overbearing pride -
94 qué barbaridad
• how outrageous• what a rotten life• what a scare -
95 erostratismo
f.erostratism, morbid desire to gain recognition or fame through outrageous conduct or comments. -
96 hacer barbaridades
v.to do outrageous things, to act the fool. -
97 qué barbaridad
intj.how outrageous, what a scandal. -
98 ser escandaloso
v.1 to be an outrage, to be outrageous, to be just too much.Este comportamiento es escandaloso This behavior is an outrage.2 to be very noisy.El salón es muy escandaloso The room is very noisy. -
99 suceso inaudito
m.outrageous event, outrage. -
100 ultrajosa
adj.&f.outrageous, overbearing.
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