petulance in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for petulance in the English»Spanish Dictionary

petulance [Am ˈpɛtʃələns, Brit ˈpɛtʃʊl(ə)ns] N U

petulance

mal genio m

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

It would now seem that once it became clear the panel didn't support him, he threw the whole project out in an act of petulance.

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If it could be fairly said that my post smacked of petulance, it can be fairly said that your post smacked of arrogance.

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Such petulance earned himself and the team stewards' reprimands!

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However, many saw it as petulance and not in keeping with the one-for-all philosophy.

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This sort of petulance would be completely unbearable if he wasn't willing to fix the problem himself.

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She enjoyed a seaside holiday with her aunt, despite the petulance of her cousins.

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Passions, petulance, personal insults: ingredients for great entertainment.

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As the stars of either might say, in a moment of petulance, you can like it or lump it, granddad.

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The press condemn with a thirsty disgust his petulance and attitude, whilst ignoring the tribulations he has had to endure.

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What appears less acceptable -- at least in modern cricket, with its corporate sheen -- is for any petulance to be witnessed in public.

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