harridan en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de harridan en el diccionario inglés»español

harridan [ingl. am. ˈhɛrəd(ə)n, ingl. brit. ˈharɪd(ə)n] SUST. liter.

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Traducciones de harridan en el diccionario español»inglés

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It is based upon her paternal grandmother, a fierce harridan who struck fear into her children.

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That doesn't work well for women, because getting angry either makes them look like a harridan, or look overly emotional -- both of which carry a big penalty in lost status.

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He is also now married to a harridan who bullies him.

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She's been seen as some harridan and the truth couldn't be more different -- she's a wonderful woman.

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They despise weakness, and will express their contempt with a show of verbal or physical force that would make a foul-mouthed, pugilistic, fishmongering harridan proud.

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Lately her roles have revealed the inner harridan in her.

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A stoic cancer victim who conducted herself with dignity in the face of her husband's philandering, she is now revealed as a self-centred harridan.

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I will be accused of being a bitter, disloyal, anti-war harridan who wanted to finally have her say.

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A vindictive harridan capable of snipping the crotch out of other people's underwear?

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This woman could be a harridan.

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