burlón



Inflexiones de 'burlón' (adj): f: burlona, mpl: burlones, fpl: burlonas

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Principal Translations
SpanishEnglish
burlón adj (persona: que se burla)mocking adj
  teasing adj
 Era burlón pero siempre lo hacía sin intención de herir a nadie.
 Esta oración no es una traducción de la original. Mike gave Janice a mocking look when she got the answer wrong in class.
burlón adj (frase, mirada, gesto)sardonic adj
  (irony)sarcastic adj
  (tone)mocking, teasing adj
 Contestó a su empleado con un comentario burlón cuando le pidió el día libre.
 He replied with a sardonic comment when his employee asked him for the day off.
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Additional Translations
SpanishEnglish
burlón,
burlona
nm, nf
(aficionado a las burlas)joker, comedian n
  (colloquial)wisecrack, kidder n
 Al burlón no le gusta que se rían de él.
 The joker (or: comedian) didn't like to be made fun of.
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