obstreperous in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for obstreperous in the English»Spanish Dictionary

obstreperous [Am əbˈstrɛpərəs, Brit əbˈstrɛp(ə)rəs] ADJ form or hum

obstreperous

escandaloso

obstreperous in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for obstreperous in the English»Spanish Dictionary

obstreperous [əbˈstrepərəs] ADJ form

1. obstreperous (unruly):

obstreperous

rebelde

2. obstreperous (noisy):

obstreperous

ruidoso, -a

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Obstreperous behavior -- if someone habitually starts fights and feuds -- is equally dangerous.

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But her electrifying on-screen presence soon vied with a growing reputation for obstreperous on-set behaviour, and feuds with her co-stars and directors.

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Plaintiff alleges only one occasion on which the food substitutions caused prisoners to become obstreperous.

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So they will continue to be obstreperous and continue to be the hurt petulant child of confederation.

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Courageous locals would be dubbed obstreperous nimbys instead.

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It also demands a firm set of rules and a way to impose them on operatives on the streets, often violent and obstreperous gang members.

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Yet, even then you'd hear stories that bordered on urban myths about him that confounded the obstreperous image.

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It's likely to be much more obstreperous and less predictable than the one it replaces.

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He tries to bully her, but she is the daughter he raised: smart and obstreperous.

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No one has the inside track on which of dozens, perhaps hundreds, of ornery, obstreperous, unkempt bands might next appeal to the mall-walking millions.

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