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"wretch" in Spanish

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"wretch" in Spanish
wretch{noun}
miserable- desgraciada- pringada- pringado- desdichado- condenado- julandrón- desdichada- desgraciado
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TRANSLATIONS & EXAMPLES
wretch{noun}
wretch(also: miser)
miserable{m/f}
you miserable wretch!
¡miserable canalla!
wretch(also: poor person, unhappy person, unfortunate, trog)
desgraciada{f}
the poor wretch
la pobre desgraciada
wretch(also: bread dipped in sauce, fat, etc)
pringada{f}
wretch
pringado{m}
wretch
desdichado{m}
And the wretch will avoid it;
pero se mantendrá alejado de él el más desdichado –
he's a poor unfortunate wretch
es un pobre desdichado
wretch
condenado{m} [coll.] (maldito)
wretch
julandrón{m} [Spa.] [coll.] (desgraciado)
wretch
desdichada{f}
wretch(also: loser, unfortunate, trog)
desgraciado{m}
As he himself has just admitted, Mr Barón Crespo spoke to a fellow Member yesterday, saying, ' [be quiet, wretch]'.
Barón Crespo se dirigió ayer a un colega diciéndole "calla, desgraciado".
As he himself has just admitted, Mr Barón Crespo spoke to a fellow Member yesterday, saying, ' [ be quiet, wretch ] '.
Barón Crespo se dirigió ayer a un colega diciéndole " calla, desgraciado ".
Yesterday, Mr Barón Crespo said to Mr Tajani, for whom we all have high regard: ‘, which, when translated, means ‘shut up, you wretch!’
Tajan, a quien todos tenemos un gran respeto: «Calla, desgraciado».

SYNONYMS
Synonyms (English) for "wretch":
wretch
poor devil
CONTEXT EXAMPLES
Context examples for "wretch" in Spanish(!) These sentences come from external sources & may not be accurate. Therefore, we are not responsible for their content.
As he himself has just admitted, Mr Barón Crespo spoke to a fellow Member yesterday, saying, ' [be quiet, wretch]'.
Como él mismo acaba de reconocer, el Sr. Barón Crespo se dirigió ayer a un colega diciéndole "calla, desgraciado".
As he himself has just admitted, Mr Barón Crespo spoke to a fellow Member yesterday, saying, ' [ be quiet, wretch ] '.
Como él mismo acaba de reconocer, el Sr. Barón Crespo se dirigió ayer a un colega diciéndole " calla, desgraciado ".
Yesterday, Mr Barón Crespo said to Mr Tajani, for whom we all have high regard: ‘, which, when translated, means ‘shut up, you wretch!’
Ayer, el Sr. Barón Crespo le dijo al Sr. Tajan, a quien todos tenemos un gran respeto: «Calla, desgraciado».
Yesterday, Mr Barón Crespo said to Mr Tajani, for whom we all have high regard: ‘, which, when translated, means ‘ shut up, you wretch!’
Ayer, el Sr. Barón Crespo le dijo al Sr. Tajan, a quien todos tenemos un gran respeto:« Calla, desgraciado».
he's a poor unfortunate wretch
es un pobre desdichado
you miserable wretch!
¡miserable canalla!
the poor wretch
la pobre desgraciada

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