How is the word malhumorado translated from Spanish to English

Que se enfada con facilidad y se queja a menudo.

Easily annoyed and often complaining.

adjective
English translation
Grumpy

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  • Siempre está malhumorado antes del café. He is always grumpy before his coffee.

  • El hombre gruñón le gritó a su vecino. The grumpy man yelled at his neighbor.

  • ¿Por qué estás tan malhumorado esta mañana? Why are you so grumpy this morning?

  • ¿Por qué está tan gruñona hoy? Why is she so grumpy today?

  • Nuestro vecino malhumorado nunca devuelve el saludo. Our grumpy neighbor never waves back.

  • No quiero tratar con un cliente gruñón. I don’t want to deal with a grumpy customer.

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FAQ about “malhumorado”

How is “malhumorado” translated from Spanish?
“malhumorado” translates into English as “Grumpy”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “malhumorado” mean?
Meaning of “malhumorado”: Que se enfada con facilidad y se queja a menudo. In English — “Grumpy”.
What part of speech is “malhumorado”?
“malhumorado” is an adjective.
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