self-confessed
/ˌself.kənˈfest/Tradução: Descreve alguém que admite abertamente ter uma determinada característica, frequentemente negativa ou controversa. Pode também indicar alguém declarado ou notório por algo, sem disfarces.
Relações da palavra
adjective
/ˌself.kənˈfest/Описывает человека, который открыто признаёт наличие определённой характеристики, часто негативной или спорной.
Describe a una persona que admite abiertamente tener una característica determinada, a menudo negativa o controvertida.
Qualifie une personne qui admet ouvertement posséder une caractéristique, souvent négative ou controversée.
Bezeichnet eine Person, die offen zugibt, ein bestimmtes Merkmal zu besitzen, oft ein negatives oder umstrittenes. Wird meist attributiv verwendet, z. B. ein selbsternannter oder eingestandener Vertreter einer Sache.
Descreve alguém que admite abertamente ter uma determinada característica, frequentemente negativa ou controversa. Pode também indicar alguém declarado ou notório por algo, sem disfarces.
形容一个人公开承认自己具有某种特征,通常指负面或争议性的特点。
يُطلق على من يعترف صراحةً ويتحدث علنًا عن صفة أو سمة فيه، غالبًا ما تكون سلبية أو مثيرة للجدل. ويشير أيضًا إلى شيء معلن أو معترف به بوضوح من قِبَل صاحبه.
Describes someone who openly admits to having a particular characteristic, often one that is negative or controversial.
Admitted openlyB2formal
Describing someone who has openly admitted to having a particular characteristic, often a negative one.
Открыто признанный
autoproclamado, confeso
qui se reconnaît ouvertement
Selbst eingestanden
Autoconfesso
公开承认的
مُعترِف به صراحة
- He is a self-confessed fan of science fiction movies.
- She is a self-confessed chocolate addict.
- The self-confessed thief returned the stolen goods.
- more self-confessed comparative form
- most self-confessed superlative form
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