WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
| Principal Translations |
| libertino adj | (que es amoral) | licentious adj |
| | | dissolute adj |
| | Casanova fue un aventurero libertino. |
| | Casanova was a licentious adventurer. |
| libertino adj | (abuso de la libertad) | uncontrollable, out-of-control adj |
| | (formal) | opportunist, opportunistic adj |
| | Los hijos libertinos de mi hermana entran y salen sin control. |
| | My sister's uncontrollable (or: out-of-control) sons come and go as they please. |
| Additional Translations |
| libertino nm | (disoluto, licencioso) | libertine n |
| | El emperador romano Calígula fue un tirano y un libertino perverso. |
| | The Roman Emperor Caligula was a tyrant and a perverse libertine. |
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