Englisch | Spanisch | |
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Common | ||
Common | satirical | satírico [adj] |
General | ||
General | satirical | inglés [adj] |
General | satirical | satírico [adj] |
General | satirical | vejaminista [adj] |
General | satirical | cínico [adj] |
General | satirical | mordaz [adj] |
General | satirical | satírica [adj/f] |
General | satirical | cínica [adj/f] |
Englisch | Spanisch | |||
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General | ||||
General | satirical remark | dardo [m] | ||
General | satirical drama | drama de sátiros [m] | ||
General | satirical drama | drama satírico [m] | ||
General | satirical papier mâché effigy | ninot (catalán) [m] | ||
General | satirical writer | satírico [m] | ||
General | group that sings humorous and satirical songs during carnival | chirigota [f] | ||
General | brief couplet of a humorous or satirical nature | coplilla [f] | ||
General | satirical composition | enfados [m/pl] | ||
General | satirical writer | satírica [f] | ||
General | bitingly satirical | mordazmente satírico [adj] | ||
General | characters that, disguised with masks and flashy costumes, parade and act out satirical or mocking performances | fieros [m/pl] GT | ||
Folklore | ||||
Folklore | song with satirical four-line stanzas sung accompanied by guitar and acoustic box | chapaqueada [f] BO | ||