NARKED - Translation from English into Spanish

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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

English

Spanish

I. nark [Am nɑrk, Brit nɑːk] N Brit inf, dated a. copper's nark

nark: soplón m / soplona f inf

II. nark [Am nɑrk, Brit nɑːk] VB trans Brit inf

nark: cabrear inf

nark: encabronar Spain Mex vulg sl

to get narked: cabrearse inf

to get narked: encabronarse Spain Mex vulg sl

Spanish

English

soplón (soplona): nark Brit inf

chivato (chivata) Spain Ven: nark sl

in the PONS Dictionary

I. nark [nɑ:k, Am nɑ:rk] VB trans

nark: cabrear

II. nark [nɑ:k, Am nɑ:rk] N inf

nark: soplón(-ona) m (f)

Present
I	nark
you	nark
he/she/it	narks
we	nark
you	nark
they	nark

Past
I	narked
you	narked
he/she/it	narked
we	narked
you	narked
they	narked

Present Perfect
I	have	narked
you	have	narked
he/she/it	has	narked
we	have	narked
you	have	narked
they	have	narked

Past Perfect
I	had	narked
you	had	narked
he/she/it	had	narked
we	had	narked
you	had	narked
they	had	narked

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Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

And at the very least, a little less nark.

www.huffingtonpost.com.au

It is now apparently ethical for university staff to play the coppers' nark and inform on their colleagues.

theconversation.com

In this image, pomp equals pomposity, spit and polish represents the nark and sneak, and earnestness the hypocrite, wowser and straitener.

www.canberratimes.com.au

You learn right from the start at that if you nark, it only gets worse.

www.stuff.co.nz

Or do you hold fire, because you are scared the complaint will be made public and you'll be known as the office nark?

www.stuff.co.nz

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