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guttersnipe

/ˈɡʌt.ə.snaɪp/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa a un niño, a menudo de un barrio pobre urbano, que pasa la mayor parte del tiempo en la calle, especialmente en zonas de chabolas o arrabales, y que suele andar harapiento o descuidado.

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noun

/ˈɡʌt.ə.snaɪp/B2formal
  • esSustantivo que designa a un niño, a menudo de un barrio pobre urbano, que pasa la mayor parte del tiempo en la calle, especialmente en zonas de chabolas o arrabales, y que suele andar harapiento o descuidado.

A noun referring to a child, often from a poor urban area, who spends most of their time on the streets, particularly in slum neighborhoods.

  1. Street childC1informal

    A child who spends most of their time in the streets, especially in poor or slum areas.

    esNiño de la calle

    • The novel tells the story of a guttersnipe who rises from poverty to wealth.
    • In Victorian London, guttersnipes were often seen begging on street corners.
    • The old man remembered his childhood as a guttersnipe in the slums.

    Sinónimosgaminragamuffinstreet childstreet urchinurchinwaif

  2. Vulgar or uncouth personC2informal

    A person who is considered vulgar, ill-mannered, or of low social standing.

    esgolfa, persona vulgar y maleducada

    • He behaved like a guttersnipe at the formal dinner.
    • The politician called his opponent a guttersnipe during the debate.
    • She refused to associate with such guttersnipes.

    Sinónimosbarbarianboorchurlloutoafphilistineroughneckrowdyvulgarianyahoo

    Antónimosaristocratgentlemanladysnob

Formas
  • guttersnipes plural form
  • guttersnipes' possessive plural form
  • guttersnipe's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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