cochino
What does “cochino” mean in English?
It means filthy or dirty-minded, often used to insult someone's character. The literal translation is 'pig,' but in this context, it's about someone's sleazy behavior.
Literally “pig”
You'd use it like calling someone a 'filthy bastard' in English, aimed directly at someone. It's a mild insult, so it's not as harsh as some other swears.
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Related Spanish words
estúpido
2/5 · CoarseIt's an insult for someone behaving foolishly or lacking intelligence. Essentially, it translates directly to 'stupid.'
idiota
2/5 · CoarseIt's a direct insult for someone considered a fool or stupid. While it translates to 'idiot', it doesn't carry the same weight as harsher terms.
imbécil
2/5 · CoarseIt directly insults someone by calling them an idiot. The literal translation is 'fool.'
bastardo
3/5 · VulgarIt's an insult for someone you consider despicable or contemptible. The literal meaning refers to a person born outside of marriage, which carries a social stigma.
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