insult in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for insult in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.insult VB trans [Am ɪnˈsəlt, Brit ɪnˈsʌlt]

insult

insultar

insult

injuriar form

I felt insulted by his attitude

su actitud me ofendió

II.insult N [Am ˈɪnˌsəlt, Brit ˈɪnsʌlt]

insult

insulto m

insult

injuria f form

an insult to sb/sth

un insulto a alguien/algo

the pay offer is an insult

la oferta salarial es un insulto

an insult to our intelligence

un insulto a nuestra inteligencia

an insult to our intelligence

una afrenta a nuestra inteligencia form

her absence was a calculated insult

su ausencia fue una ofensa intencionada

to add insult to injury

por si fuera poco

to add insult to injury

para coronarla inf

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calculated insult

intencionado

calculated insult

dicho con toda intención

Translations for insult in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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dicterio

insult

insulto

insult

denuesto

insult

ultraje

insult

injuriar

to insult

apóstrofe

insult

afrentar

to insult

ofensa

insult

lo ha tomado como una ofensa personal

she has taken it as a personal insult o slight

no le hagas la ofensa de darle propina

don't insult him by giving him a tip

insult in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for insult in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.insult [ɪnˈsʌlt] VB trans

insult

insultar

II.insult [ˈɪnsʌlt] N

insult

insulto m

insult

insultada f LatAm

Phrases:

to add insult to injury ...

y por si fuera poco...

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intentional insult

deliberado, -a

Translations for insult in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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afrenta

insult

hacer una afrenta a alguien

to insult sb

insulto

insult

baldón

insult

improperio (insulto)

insult

desaire

insult

injuriar (con palabras)

to insult

blasfemia

insult

insultar

to insult

insult Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be hard to stomach person, insult

ser difícil de soportar

to add insult to injury ...

y por si fuera poco...

to take sth as an insult

tomar [o echar] algo a mala parte

even though you're my boss, it doesn't give you the right to insult me

que sea mi jefe no le autoriza para insultarme

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English

Later again, he is insulted in front of the girls.

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He was at first so unpopular that services were frequently interrupted, and he was often insulted in the streets.

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The pair start to get to know each other and throw friendly insults at each other, becoming friends.

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At its peak, the rivalry resulted in performers on either show trading verbal insults and challenges.

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Later in the voyage, two sergeants refused to share a mess after one insulted the other's wife.

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He should keep hope alive and any personal attacks and insults to himself.

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The cup will then be refilled two more times and on the last time it must be emptied or the host will be insulted.

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In other words, it became a nearly perfect vehicle for addressing matters of pride and insult.

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I'm insulted about three to four times a day.

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Today, being a playground player is an insult.

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