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berrinche

Meanings of "berrinche" in English Spanish Dictionary : 50 result(s)

	Category	Spanish	English
Common
1	Common	berrinche [m]	tantrum
General
2	General	berrinche [m]	hissy fit
3	General	berrinche [m]	temper tantrum
4	General	berrinche [m]	spell
5	General	berrinche [m]	skirmish
6	General	berrinche [m]	cry of wayward children
7	General	berrinche [m]	pout
8	General	berrinche [m]	pouting
9	General	berrinche [m]	petulance
10	General	berrinche [m]	petulancy
11	General	berrinche [m]	pet
12	General	berrinche [m]	pettishness
13	General	berrinche [m] CU VE rur.	unpleasant smell of goats
14	General	berrinche [m] MX NI CR:Nw PA CU CO:W PE	smell of urine (goat)
Colloquial
15	Colloquial	berrinche [m]	rage
16	Colloquial	berrinche [m]	sulkiness of children
17	Colloquial	berrinche [m]	anger
18	Colloquial	berrinche [m]	passion
19	Colloquial	berrinche [m]	tantrum
20	Colloquial	berrinche [m]	fit
21	Colloquial	berrinche [m]	conniption
22	Colloquial	berrinche [m] NI	passionate love
23	Colloquial	berrinche [m] HN PR VE	quarrel
24	Colloquial	berrinche [m] DO	quarrel
25	Colloquial	berrinche [m] PA	affair
26	Colloquial	berrinche [m] CU DO VE	annoyance
27	Colloquial	berrinche [m] VE	stink
28	Colloquial	berrinche [m] HN PR VE	argument
29	Colloquial	berrinche [m] VE	a scolding
30	Colloquial	berrinche [m] VE	setback
31	Colloquial	berrinche [m] DO	row
32	Colloquial	berrinche [m] VE	upheaval
33	Colloquial	berrinche [m] NI	crush
34	Colloquial	berrinche [m] PA	fling
35	Colloquial	berrinche [m] VE	bad smell
36	Colloquial	berrinche [m] VE	uproar
37	Colloquial	berrinche [m] CU DO VE	displeasure
38	Colloquial	berrinche [m] DO	argument
39	Colloquial	berrinche [m] CU DO VE	disgust
40	Colloquial	berrinche [m] VE	mishap
41	Colloquial	berrinche [m] CU DO	stench emitted by an angry boar
42	Colloquial	berrinche [m] PA PE	urine smell
British Slang
43	British Slang	berrinche	stecky (lancs/cumbria use)
44	British Slang	berrinche	benny
45	British Slang	berrinche	hissy fit
46	British Slang	berrinche	dickie fit
47	British Slang	berrinche	dicky fit
48	British Slang	berrinche	fanny fit
49	British Slang	berrinche	wobbler
50	British Slang	berrinche	wobbly

Meanings of "berrinche" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 45 result(s)

	Category	Spanish	English
General
1	General	tener un berrinche (coloquial) [v]	throw a tantrum
2	General	llevarse un berrinche [v]	have a fit
3	General	hacer un berrinche [v]	have a fit
4	General	coger un berrinche [v]	have a fit
5	General	coger un berrinche [v]	have a tantrum
6	General	dar un berrinche [v]	have a tantrum
Idioms
7	Idioms	hacer berrinche [v]	carry on
8	Idioms	hacer un berrinche [v]	throw a fit
9	Idioms	hacer un berrinche [v]	throw a temper tantrum
10	Idioms	coger un berrinche [v]	lose it
11	Idioms	llevarse un berrinche [v]	lose it
12	Idioms	coger un berrinche [v]	become suddenly enraged
13	Idioms	llevarse un berrinche [v]	become suddenly enraged
14	Idioms	coger un berrinche [v]	hit the roof
15	Idioms	llevarse un berrinche [v]	hit the roof
16	Idioms	coger un berrinche [v]	hit the ceiling
17	Idioms	llevarse un berrinche [v]	hit the ceiling
18	Idioms	coger un berrinche [v]	lose one's cool
19	Idioms	coger un berrinche [v]	lose one's rag
20	Idioms	llevarse un berrinche [v]	lose one's cool
21	Idioms	coger un berrinche [v]	blow one's top
22	Idioms	coger un berrinche [v]	pop one's cork
23	Idioms	llevarse un berrinche [v]	lose one's rag
24	Idioms	llevarse un berrinche [v]	pop one's cork
25	Idioms	llevarse un berrinche [v]	blow one's top
26	Idioms	coger un berrinche [v]	fly off the handle
27	Idioms	coger un berrinche [v]	fly into a rage
28	Idioms	coger un berrinche [v]	lose one's temper
29	Idioms	llevarse un berrinche [v]	fly off the handle
30	Idioms	coger un berrinche [v]	flip one's lid
31	Idioms	llevarse un berrinche [v]	fly into a rage
32	Idioms	llevarse un berrinche [v]	flip one's lid
33	Idioms	llevarse un berrinche [v]	lose one's temper
34	Idioms	coger un berrinche [v]	throw a tantrum
35	Idioms	coger un berrinche [v]	get very angry
36	Idioms	llevarse un berrinche [v]	get very angry
37	Idioms	llevarse un berrinche [v]	throw a tantrum
38	Idioms	dar un berrinche [v] CU	reprimand
39	Idioms	dar un berrinche [v] CU	tell off
40	Idioms	dar un berrinche [v] CU	reprimand someone harshly
Colloquial
41	Colloquial	hacer un berrinche [v]	throw a tantrum
42	Colloquial	coger un berrinche [v]	throw a tantrum
Slang
43	Slang	hacer un berrinche [v]	throw a fit
44	Slang	hacer berrinche [v]	spit the dummy
British Slang
45	British Slang	hacer un berrinche [v]	spit (out) one's dummy