mouth off

• Verbo frasal que significa hablar de forma grosera, insolente o irrespetuosa, a menudo con alguien que tiene autoridad.

A phrasal verb meaning to speak in a rude, insolent, or disrespectful manner, often to someone in authority.

incontable · intransitivo · phrasal, inseparable

1. Speak rudely or disrespectfullyinformalamerican

   To talk in a loud, rude, or disrespectful manner, often to someone in authority.

   Responder con insolencia

   • He mouthed off to his teacher and got detention.
   • She mouthed off at the security guard for no reason.
   • Stop mouthing off and listen to what I'm saying.

   Sinónimosabusebadmouthbellowdisrespectinsultrantsassshout downswear

   Antónimoscomplimentpraise

2. Boast or braginformalamerican

   To talk too much about oneself in a proud or arrogant way.

   Presumir o fanfarronear

   • He's always mouthing off about his new car.
   • She mouthed off about her achievements all evening.
   • They mouthed off about how much money they made.

   Sinónimosboastbragcrowgloatshow offvaunt

Verbo basemouth