| Español | Inglés | |
|---|---|---|
| General | ||
| General | escarmentar [v] | learn one's lesson |
| General | escarmentar [v] | learn one's lesson |
| General | escarmentar [v] | teach someone a lesson |
| General | escarmentar [v] | punish |
| General | escarmentar [v] | chasten |
| General | escarmentar [v] | chastise |
| General | escarmentar [v] | inflict an exemplary punishment on |
| General | escarmentar [v] | learn a lesson |
| General | escarmentar [v] | reprimand |
| General | escarmentar [v] | punish severly |
| General | escarmentar [v] | rebuke |
| General | escarmentar [v] | take warning |
| General | escarmentar [v] | be tutored by experience |
| General | escarmentar [v] | correct severely |
| General | escarmentar [v] | inflict an exemplary punishment |
| General | escarmentar [v] | live and learn |
| General | escarmentar [v] disused | warn |
| Idioms | ||
| Idioms | escarmentar | get one's fingers burned |
| Idioms | escarmentar | get one's fingers burnt |
| Español | Inglés | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Idioms | ||||
| Idioms | escarmentar en cabeza ajena [v] | learn from someone else’s mistakes | ||
| Idioms | escarmentar en cabeza ajena [v] | avoid adversity | ||
| Colloquial | ||||
| Colloquial | escarmentar a alguien [v] | chasten someone | ||
| Colloquial | escarmentar a alguien [v] | teach someone a lesson | ||
