Definition of malcriado in English:

malcriado

noun malkrɪˈaːdəʊ

Among Spanish speakers, especially in the Americas: an ill-mannered or ill-bred person.

Origin

1970s. From Spanish malcriado ill-mannered, ill-bred (person), past participle of malcriar to bring up badly from mal- + criar to rear, instruct, educate from classical Latin creāre.

Definition of malcriado in US English:

malcriado

nounmalkrɪˈaːdəʊ

Among Spanish speakers, especially in the Americas: an ill-mannered or ill-bred person.

Origin

1970s. From Spanish malcriado ill-mannered, ill-bred (person), past participle of malcriar to bring up badly from mal- + criar to rear, instruct, educate from classical Latin creāre.

单词	malcriado
释义	Definition of malcriado in English: malcriado noun malkrɪˈaːdəʊ Among Spanish speakers, especially in the Americas: an ill-mannered or ill-bred person. Origin 1970s. From Spanish malcriado ill-mannered, ill-bred (person), past participle of malcriar to bring up badly from mal- + criar to rear, instruct, educate from classical Latin creāre. Definition of malcriado in US English: malcriado nounmalkrɪˈaːdəʊ Among Spanish speakers, especially in the Americas: an ill-mannered or ill-bred person. Origin 1970s. From Spanish malcriado ill-mannered, ill-bred (person), past participle of malcriar to bring up badly from mal- + criar to rear, instruct, educate from classical Latin creāre.
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