cabronazo
What does “cabronazo” mean in English?
It's an emphatic insult for someone who is nasty or shameless. Literally, it translates to 'big bastard.'
Literally “big bastard”
You might use it like calling someone a 'big dick' in English, usually aimed directly at someone. In familiar contexts, it can also be playful banter among friends.
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Related Spanish words
cabrón
4/5 · StrongIt's a strong insult similar to calling someone a bastard, though it can also be used in a more friendly or admiring way depending on context. Literally, it means 'male goat.'
cabrón de mierda
4/5 · StrongThis is a strong insult expressing contempt, akin to calling someone a 'fucking bastard.'
cabrito
2/5 · CoarseIt's a milder way to tease or insult someone, serving as a substitute for a stronger term like 'cabrón.' Literally, it means 'young goat.'
conchudo
3/5 · VulgarIt's an insult for someone who is shameless or brazen. While it has anatomical roots, it's not typically used literally.
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