mischief

Principal Translations
Inglés		Español
mischief n	(annoying actions)	travesura nf
	(coloquial)	diablura, trastada nf
	Richard was always up to some mischief when he was a child.
	Richard siempre estaba haciendo travesuras cuando era pequeño.

Additional Translations
Inglés		Español
mischief n	(intent)	travesura nf
	Mischief was obvious in the child's expression.
	La travesura era obvia en la expresión del niño.
mischief n	(naughty child) (coloquial)	diablillo, diablilla nm, nf
	(coloquial)	diablito, diablita nm, nf
		niño travieso, niña traviesa loc nm, loc nf
	The teacher caught the little mischief and punished him.
	El profesor descubrió al pequeño diablillo y lo castigó.
mischief n	(trouble, annoyance)	daño nm
		problema nm

Compound Forms:
Inglés		Español
criminal mischief n	(crime: damage to property)	delito contra la propiedad loc nom m
		delito de daños loc nom m
make mischief v expr	(cause trouble)	causar problemas loc verb
		hacer maldades loc verb
		hacer travesuras loc verb
	Some people post controversial opinions on social media just to make mischief.
malicious mischief n	(willful destruction)	vandalismo nm
		daño premeditado nm + adj
	The vandals were arrested for malicious mischief.
mischief-maker, mischief maker n	([sb] who makes trouble)	persona problemática nf + adj
		persona revoltosa nf + adj

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Spanish:

Collocations: mischief in [class, the classroom], I have had enough of your mischief!, getting into mischief again!, more...

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