brat
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brat 1
(brăt)n.
1. A child, especially a spoiled or ill-mannered one.
2. A child of a career military person.
[Possibly from brat, coarse garment, from Middle English, from Old English bratt, of Celtic origin.]
brat′tish adj.
brat′tish·ness n.
brat 2
(brăt)n.
A bratwurst.
brat
(bræt)n
a child, esp one who is ill-mannered or unruly: used contemptuously or playfully
[C16: perhaps special use of earlier brat rag, from Old English bratt cloak, of Celtic origin; related to Old Irish bratt cloth, brat2]
brat
(bræt)n
(Clothing & Fashion) dialect Northern English an apron or overall
[from Old English brat cloak; related to Old Irish bratt cloth used to cover the body]
brat
(bræt)n.
a child, esp. an annoying, spoiled, or impolite child.
[1495–1505]
brat′tish, adj.
brat′ty, adj. -ti•er, -ti•est.
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Translations
طِفْل مُدَلَّعولد مزعج
spratek
møgunge
kakara
derište
悪がき
꼬마
vaikigalis
knevelis
fagannespratník
snorungesnorvalp
คนเลว
veletşımarık çocuk
trẻ ranh
brat
[bræt]A. N (pej) → mocoso/a m/f
B. CPD brat pack N (pej) (= actors etc) generación de jóvenes artistas con éxito
brat
[bræt] n (fam) (pej) → moccioso/abrat
(brat) noun a child, especially one who behaves badly.