brutal

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brutal
[ˈbruːtəl]
adjetivo
1brutal

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brutal [bru-tal]
adjetivo
1Brutal (killer, attack), lo que pertenece a los brutos.
2Salvaje, cruel, inhumnano.
  • A brutal sport -> un deporte salvaje
Crudo (truth, frankness); atroz (conditions).

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brutal [ˈbruːtl]
adjective
1 (savage) [+person, murder, attack] brutal; [+tone, remark] cruel
the government's brutal treatment of political prisoners la brutalidad la crueldad con la que el gobierno trata a los prisioneros políticos;or
2 (stark) [+honesty, frankness] descarnada; [+reality] crudo; [+change] brutal
3 (harsh) [+weather, climate] crudo; riguroso

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brutal
adjective
1brutal (violento)
2wicked, brutal (informal) (extraordinario)

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brutal [broo-tahl]
adjective
1Brutal, brutish, churlish, currish, savage, ferocious.
2Terrific, tremendous (estupendo) 3.
noun
3Incredible, extraordinary (asombroso). (Ante Meridian & Central America) (m)
4Great, brilliant (estupendo). (Ante Meridian & Latin American) (m)
verb
5BRUTO. (m)

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brutal
adjetivo
1 (salvaje) brutal
2 (familiar) (genial) terrific; (familiar)
3 (Centroamérica) (asombroso) incredible; amazing

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