wretch

wretch
re 
noun
1) (a miserable, unhappy creature: The poor wretch!) desgraciado, miserable
2) (a name used in annoyance or anger: You wretch!) ¡desgraciado!
•
- wretchedly
- wretchedness
wretch
tr[reʧ]
noun
1 (unfortunate person) desdichado,-a, infeliz, desgraciado,-a
2 familiar (rascal) pillo,-a, pícaro,-a, granuja nombre masulino o femenino
3 (bad person) canalla nombre masulino o femenino, malvado,-a
wretch ['rɛʧ] n
: infeliz mf; desgraciado m, -da f
wretch
n.
(§ pl.: wretches) = desdichado s.m.
• desgraciado s.m.
• infeliz s.m.
• miserable s.m.
• pobrete s.m.
retʃ
noun (liter)
a) (unfortunate person) desdichado, -da m,f, infeliz mf

the (poor) wretch — el pobre desdichado or infeliz, el pobre diablo (fam)

b) (despicable person) desgraciado, -da m,f
[retʃ]
N desgraciado(-a) m / f , miserable mf

little wretch — esp hum pícaro(-a) m / f , granuja mf

some poor wretch — algún desgraciado, algún pobre diablo

* * *
[retʃ]
noun (liter)
a) (unfortunate person) desdichado, -da m,f, infeliz mf

the (poor) wretch — el pobre desdichado or infeliz, el pobre diablo (fam)

b) (despicable person) desgraciado, -da m,f

English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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