bocas

Italian translation: fanfarone/chiaccherone/parolaio

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Spanish term or phrase:bocas/bocaza
Italian translation:fanfarone/chiaccherone/parolaio
Entered by: chiara marmugi (X)

21:21 Dec 6, 2006
Spanish to Italian translations [PRO]
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Spanish term or phrase: bocas
- Que bocas el menda y todo esto es para culpa del hijoputa...-

Dopo una litigata col barista, che caccia fuori i ragazzi dal bar, uno di loro dice questa frase (rivolta appunto al barista)
Elena Melis
Local time: 21:26
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Explanation:
sta per bocaza, che vuol dire chiaccherone, sfacciato ma anche parolaio, sbruffone, fanfarone o dipende dal contesto. magari se ci dici cosa si sono detti nella litigata ti aiutiamo meglio
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5Sbruffone/ grandasso/ ammazzaquattro/ sfoggiare/ montarsi la testa
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Explanation:
sta per bocaza, che vuol dire chiaccherone, sfacciato ma anche parolaio, sbruffone, fanfarone o dipende dal contesto. magari se ci dici cosa si sono detti nella litigata ti aiutiamo meglio

chiara marmugi (X)
Italy
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Sbruffone/ grandasso/ ammazzaquattro/ sfoggiare/ montarsi la testa


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