earful

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earful
[ˈɪəfʊl]
sustantivo
1(familiar)
  • to give somebody an earful -> echar un sermón or (scold, criticize) una bronca a alguien (español de España)

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earful [iar-ful]
sustantivo
  • My mother gave me an earful -> mi madre me echó un rapapolvo o me cafeteó

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earful (informal) [ˈɪəfʊl] ?
noun
1
I got an earful of Wagner me llenaron los oídos de Wagner; she gave me an earful of her complaints me soltó el rollo de sus quejas; (informal) get an earful of this (Britain) escucha esto
2 (telling-off)
to give sb an earful echar la una bronca a algn;or (informal) regañar a algn

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