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| Principal Translations |
| insult [sb]⇒ vtr | (offend with words) | insultar a vtr + prep |
| | | injuriar a vtr + prep |
| | Kyle insulted Dan when he called him a ninny. |
| | Kyle insultó a Dan cuando le llamó idiota. |
| insult [sb] vtr | (offend) | ofender a vtr + prep |
| | Karen insulted her grandmother when she forgot to send her a thank you card. |
| | Amanda insulted her boss by making a rude gesture at him. |
| | Karen ofendió a su abuela cuando olvidó mandarle una postal de agradecimiento. // Amanda ofendió a su jefe al tener un gesto grosero con él. |
| insult n | (offending words) | insulto nm |
| | | afrenta nf |
| | | agravio nm |
| | Ben shouted insults at Gary. |
| | Ben gritó insultos a Gary. |
| an insult to [sth/sb] n | (offending action) | insulto nm |
| | | ofensa nf |
| | Tom thought that being denied the job was a huge insult to him. |
| | Tom consideró un gran insulto que le denegasen el trabajo. |
| insult n | (medical: trauma) (medicina, poco usado) | agravio nm |
| | The patient had suffered a huge insult to his kidneys. |
| | Los riñones del paciente han sufrido un tremendo agravio. |
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