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Translate brat from English to Dutch

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brat:
- vlegel; schoffie; vlerk; snotneus; snotaap; blaag; schoftje
Wiktionary:
- brat → bastaard, snotneus, bengel, blaag, rekel, snotaap, straatbengel, vlegel

English

Detailed Translations for brat from English to Dutch

brat:

brat [the ~] noun

the brat (rascal)
de vlegel; het schoffie; de vlerk
- vlegel [de ~ (m)] noun
- schoffie [het ~] noun
- vlerk [de ~ (m)] noun
the brat (snot-nosed little bastard)
de snotneus; de snotaap
- snotneus [de ~ (m)] noun
- snotaap [de ~ (m)] noun
the brat (scoundrel)
de blaag
- blaag [de ~] noun
the brat
het schoftje
- schoftje [het ~] noun

Translation Matrix for brat:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
blaag	brat; scoundrel
schoffie	brat; rascal
schoftje	brat
snotaap	brat; snot-nosed little bastard
snotneus	brat; snot-nosed little bastard	runny nose; snotty nose
vlegel	brat; rascal	baddie; bastard; blackguard; boor; bumpkin; churl; clodhopper; clumsy fellow; good for nothing; hulk; ill-mannered brute; knave; lout; naughty boy; naughty child; prole; rascal; rogue; scoundrel; slob; swine; yokel
vlerk	brat; rascal	wing
-	bratwurst; holy terror; little terror; terror
Other	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	little boy; shrimp; whippersnapper; youngster

Related Words for "brat":

brats

Synonyms for "brat":

terror; little terror; holy terror; imp; scamp; monkey; rascal; rapscallion; scalawag; scallywag
bratwurst; pork sausage

Related Definitions for "brat":

a small pork sausage¹
a very troublesome child¹

Wiktionary Translations for brat:

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• brat	→ bastaard	↔ Bankert — veraltend, heute meist abwertend, auch als Schimpfwort: nicht eheliches Kind
• brat	→ snotneus	↔ Büchse — (umgangssprachlich) abwertend: so viel wie Göre
• brat	→ bengel; blaag; rekel; snotaap; straatbengel; vlegel	↔ morpion — Enfant

External Machine Translations:

Related Translations for brat

spoilt brat

¹WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University