snot-nosed: meaning & examples
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Meanings:
- Having visible nasal mucus; having a runny or dirty nose.
Examples
BetaThe toddler came inside with a snot-nosed face after playing in the rain.
The toddler came inside with a snot-nosed face after playing in the rain.
She wiped the snot-nosed child’s nose before he went back to class.
She wiped the snot-nosed child’s nose before he went back to class.
During the cold winter, many kids showed up at school snot-nosed and coughing.
During the cold winter, many kids showed up at school snot-nosed and coughing.
He looked snot-nosed and tired, clearly coming down with a cold.
He looked snot-nosed and tired, clearly coming down with a cold.
- Derogatory term for a young person regarded as immature, rude, insolent, or inexperienced.
Examples
BetaDon’t mind that snot-nosed kid; he’s just new and doesn’t know the rules yet.
Don’t mind that snot-nosed kid; he’s just new and doesn’t know the rules yet.
You can tell by his attitude that he’s a snot-nosed rookie who hasn’t earned respect yet.
You can tell by his attitude that he’s a snot-nosed rookie who hasn’t earned respect yet.
The manager dismissed the snot-nosed intern’s suggestion without much consideration.
The manager dismissed the snot-nosed intern’s suggestion without much consideration.
- An insulting epithet used to express contempt for a person, regardless of age, implying that they are obnoxious, contemptible, or undeserving of respect.
Examples
BetaI can’t stand that snot-nosed brat who always talks back to the teachers.
I can’t stand that snot-nosed brat who always talks back to the teachers.
He called his rival a snot-nosed fool during the heated argument.
He called his rival a snot-nosed fool during the heated argument.
Stop acting like a snot-nosed punk and show some respect for once.
Stop acting like a snot-nosed punk and show some respect for once.
Examples:
- EN: Watch snot-nosed kids while their parents paint the town.ES: Vigilar a mocosos mientras sus padres van de fiesta.
- EN: Get out of here, you snot-nosed fool!ES: Irse
- EN: He wanted to bring me up like a snot-nosed kid... and tell me what to do.ES: Quería educarme como si fuera una mocosa... y decirme lo que tenía que hacer.
- EN: I hate to have to tell you as it's my own nephew, but it's this snot-nosed kid.ES: Odio tener que decírtelo, porque es mi propio sobrino. Ha sido este mocoso.
- EN: Damn snot-nosed kid.ES: Maldito niño mocoso.
- EN: And how can you allow me to perform before a bunch of 12-year-old snot-nosed brats?ES: ¿Y cómo puedes permitirme realizar ante un puñado de mocosos de 12 años?
- EN: He's been the bagman... for certain... public servants... since I was a snot-nosed kid.ES: Ha sido cobrador de ciertos... funcionarios públicos... desde que yo era un mocoso.
- EN: These days, a cop kills a hoodlum on the street he might as well just dump the body some place. Because those snot-nosed young bastards down at the DA's office will crucify them one way or another.ES: Ahora un policía le dispara a un matón en la calle... y mejor será que tire el cuerpo en algún sitio, porque esos jodidos bastardos... de la oficina del fiscal del distrito te acabarán crucificando.
- EN: I knew the minute he saw we were replacing him with that snot-nosed kid, it would be such a blow to his ego...ES: Sabía que el ver que lo reemplazábamos... por ese mocoso sería un gran golpe para su ego...
- EN: Okay, Shawn, take it easy, he's just a snot-nosed kid.ES: Calma, Shawn. El es un simple mocoso pero el viejo es muy especial en América.
- EN: You snot-nosed shit! Goddamn it!ES: ¡Eres un mocoso engreído!
- EN: I'm not having no kid that worked for me snot-nosed out of high school telling me how to run my brewery.ES: No soportaré que un mocoso altanero que trabajó para mí me diga cómo dirigir mi cervecería.
- EN: You're still a snot-nosed kid.ES: Sigues siendo un mocoso altanero.
- EN: Is a little snot-nosed Mexican kid... shut up.ES: - no hay más que un mocoso mexicano... - Cállate.
- EN: It's not for rich-assed, snot-nosed kids dragging' on the Orange Belt.ES: No es para mocosos ricachones que quieren jugar un rato.
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