How is the word monstruo translated from Spanish to English

Persona cruel y perversa; un ser diabólico.

A cruel or evil person; a demon.

noun
English translation
Fiend

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  • Describieron al asesino como un monstruo. The killer was described as a fiend.

  • Mi hermano es un fanático del chocolate. My brother is a chocolate fiend.

  • En el cuento antiguo, un monstruo guarda el puente de piedra. In the old tale a fiend guards the stone bridge.

  • Los fanáticos de los crucigramas hacen fila por el periódico del domingo. Crossword fiends line up for the Sunday paper.

  • Solo un monstruo dejaría a un animal en el frío. Only a fiend would leave an animal in the cold.

  • ¿Sigues siendo tan fanático del café? Are you still such a coffee fiend?

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FAQ about “monstruo”

How is “monstruo” translated from Spanish?
“monstruo” translates into English as “Fiend”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “monstruo” mean?
Meaning of “monstruo”: Persona cruel y perversa; un ser diabólico. In English — “Fiend”.
What part of speech is “monstruo”?
“monstruo” is a noun.
Where can I see examples with “monstruo”?
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