rasher

• Describe a una persona que actúa demasiado rápido o sin pensar cuidadosamente, o una acción que es apresurada y poco reflexiva.

Describes someone who acts too quickly or without careful thought, or an action that is hasty and ill-considered.

1. Imprudently incurring riskB2formal

   Acting without careful thought or consideration of the potential consequences; hasty and reckless.

   Imprudente, temerario

   • His rash decision to quit his job without a backup plan worried his family.
   • It was a rash promise made in the heat of the moment.
   • She regretted her rash words as soon as she said them.

   Sinónimoscarelessfoolhardyhastyheedlessimpetuousimpulsiveincautiousrecklessthoughtlesswild

   Antónimoscarefulcautiouscircumspectdeliberateprudentthoughtfulwary

2. Defiant disregard for dangerC1formal

   Showing a bold and reckless disregard for the potential dangers or consequences of one's actions.

   Imprudente, temerario

   • The explorer's rash journey into the uncharted jungle was both brave and foolish.
   • His rash defiance of the storm warning put the entire crew at risk.
   • The general's rash attack, despite being outnumbered, led to a devastating defeat.

   Sinónimosaudaciousdaredevilfoolhardyheedlessimpetuousrecklesstemerariousventuresome

   Antónimoscarefulcautiouscircumspectprudentwary

• Sustantivo que designa una loncha fina de tocino o beicon, generalmente frita o asada; también puede referirse a una porción similar de otros alimentos.

A noun referring to a commercially important fish found along the Pacific coast of North America.

1. B1formalbritish

   A thin slice of bacon or ham, typically fried or grilled.

   Loncha de tocino

   • He ordered a rasher of bacon with his eggs.
   • She fried two rashers of bacon for breakfast.
   • The recipe calls for three rashers of smoked bacon.

   Sinónimospieceslicestrip