naughtiness in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for naughtiness in the English»Spanish Dictionary

naughtiness [Am ˈnɔdinɪs, Brit ˈnɔːtɪnəs] N U

1. naughtiness (of child, dog):

naughtiness

mal comportamiento m

don't get up to any naughtiness

no hagas travesuras or diabluras

2. naughtiness (impropriety):

naughtiness

lo atrevido

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Nothing interests quite as much as some behind-the-scenes reality show naughtiness.

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He has got a bit of ruthlessness, a bit of naughtiness and endeavour in him, which is what you need.

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The level of naughtiness is still under discussion.

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A bit of naughtiness goes straight to the waistline as they revert back to their original weight.

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Something that could be locked up at dusk to discourage elevated naughtiness and was designed to effectively prevent using the height to self-harm.

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Some of his paranoia-induced naughtiness has been trivial.

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She had that naughtiness and it was appearing subconsciously.

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Presenters dare each other to watch it and delight in its naughtiness.

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Sticking to routines even during holidays will help your kids navigate all the extra activity with minimal naughtiness.

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Some editions had a brown wrapper that implied naughtiness.

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