brat

  • 11brat|ty — «BRAT ee», adjective. ti|er, ti|est. Informal. disobedient; impudent; fresh. –brat´ti|ness, noun …

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  • 12Brat — Brat, n. (Mining) A thin bed of coal mixed with pyrites or carbonate of lime. [1913 Webster] …

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  • 13brat — [ bræt ] noun count INFORMAL an annoying child who behaves badly: Stop acting like a spoiled brat! a. an insulting word for a child: I hope they don t bring their brats …

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  • 14Brät — Sn feingehacktes mageres Kalb oder Schweinefleisch per. Wortschatz wobd. (9. Jh., diohbrato 8. Jh.; Form 17. Jh.), mhd. brāte, ahd. brāto, as. brādo Stammwort. Das gleiche Wort wie Braten in der ursprünglichen Bedeutung schieres Fleisch . Woher… …

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  • 15brat — (n.) c.1500, slang, beggar s child, originally northern, Midlands and western England dialect word for makeshift or ragged garment; probably the same word as O.E. bratt cloak, which is from a Celtic source (Cf. O.Ir. bratt cloak, cloth ). The… …

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  • 16Brät — Brät, österreichisch Brat, das; s (fein gehacktes [Bratwurst]fleisch) …

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  • 17Brat — Brät, österreichisch Brat, das; s (fein gehacktes [Bratwurst]fleisch) …

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  • 18brat — s. v. frate. Trimis de siveco, 13.09.2007. Sursa: Sinonime …

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  • 19brat — [n] spoiled child devil*, enfant terrible*, holy terror*, impudent child, kid, punk*, rascal, unruly child, urchin, whippersnapper*, wild one*, youngster; concept 424 Ant. angel …

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  • 20brat — ► NOUN informal ▪ a badly behaved child. DERIVATIVES brattish adjective. ORIGIN perhaps an abbreviation of Scots bratchet, from Old French brachet hound, bitch …

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