How is the word mocoso translated from Spanish to English
Niño maleducado y consentido.
A badly behaved, spoiled child.
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Niño maleducado y consentido.
A badly behaved, spoiled child.
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See how the word “mocoso” is used in sentences
El mocoso gritó hasta que le dieron un caramelo. — The brat screamed until he got candy.
Ese malcriado siempre tiene rabietas. — That brat is always throwing tantrums.
Ese malcriado nunca hace caso a nadie. — That brat never listens to anyone.
No conviertas a tu hijo en un mocoso. — Don't turn your son into a brat.
¿Te puedes creer que ese crío rompió el juguete? — Can you believe that brat broke the toy?
¿Te puedes creer que ese mocoso rompió otro juguete? — Can you believe that brat broke another toy?
¿Quién dejó a ese mocoso correr por la tienda? — Who let that brat run around the shop?
Por favor, deja de portarte como un niño malcriado en público. — Please stop acting like a brat in public.
Por favor, deja de portarte como un malcriado en la mesa. — Please stop acting like a brat at the dinner table.
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