spiteful

spiteful
adjective a spiteful remark/person; You're being very spiteful.) rencoroso
spiteful adj rencoroso / malicioso
spiteful
tr['spaɪtfʊl]
adjective
1 (person) rencoroso,-a, malévolo,-a; (comment) malicioso,-a; (tongue) viperino,-a
spiteful ['spaɪtfəl] adj
: malicioso, rencoroso
spiteful
adj.
malévolo, -a adj.
rencoroso, -a adj.
'spaɪtfəl
adjective <remark> malicioso; <person> malo; (resentful) rencoroso

it was spiteful of you to blame her — fue una maldad echarle la culpa a ella

['spaɪtfʊl]
ADJ [person] (=resentful) rencoroso; (=malicious) malicioso; [action] malintencionado

to be spiteful to sb — tratar a algn con rencor, ser rencoroso con algn

* * *
['spaɪtfəl]
adjective <remark> malicioso; <person> malo; (resentful) rencoroso

it was spiteful of you to blame her — fue una maldad echarle la culpa a ella


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