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Significados de
curmudgeon
en inglés
A bad-tempered person.
grouch
crosspatch
Uso de
curmudgeon
en inglés
1
However, our local
curmudgeon
claims it creates 'a great level of annoyance'.
2
Nice to know the
curmudgeon
in the nightclub is alive and well.
3
He was not a
curmudgeon
with his money; he was no miser.
4
The old
curmudgeon
had gone, but the garden gate was again a-swing.
5
Even the hardest
curmudgeon
tends to be disarmed by a laughing infant.
6
The old
curmudgeon
tells anecdote about the original Hilton in Plainview, Texas.
7
You were a
curmudgeon
who railed against organ grinders and hoop rolling.
8
Pronounce: Granada; Senor; ponderous; ghastly; obliterated; route; gaunt; hovel;
curmudgeon
;
daunted.
9
The ECB is quite the opposite, the
curmudgeon
of central banks.
10
In a way my reputation has become that of the
curmudgeon
,
he said.
11
The
curmudgeon
might even add that he should have scored more.
12
My mate and I try to start a conversation with a dead-eyed
curmudgeon
.
13
And since you know, I may tell you that Grodman's a mean
curmudgeon
.
14
So that is what you covet, you greedy
curmudgeon
-
that
is
it?
15
The old
curmudgeon
accompanied the writer to the festivities at the Metropolitan Club.
16
God's world, and a
curmudgeon
in it grudging God the life He gave!
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Sobre este término
curmudgeon
Nombre
Singular
Colocaciones frecuentes
old curmudgeon
note curmudgeon
mean curmudgeon
surly curmudgeon
aged curmudgeon
Más colocaciones
Curmudgeon
a través del tiempo
Curmudgeon
por variante geográfica
Reino Unido
Común
Estados Unidos de América
Común