madre

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noun

madre

feminine noun

1. mother (mujer, hembra)

2. bed (cauce)

salirse de madre -> to burst its banks; (río) to go too far (figurative) (persona)

3. (expresiones)

¡madre mía! -> Jesus!, Christ!
éramos ciento y la madre (informal) -> there were hundreds of us there
¡la madre que te parió! (muy informal) -> you bastard!
dar a alguien en la madre -> to kick somebody's head in (Mexican Spanish)
me vale madre (informal) -> I couldn't give a damn o (Mexican Spanish) a toss (British)
ser la madre del cordero (informal figurative) -> to be at the very root of the problem

madre [mah’-dray]

noun

1. A mother. (f)

2. Mother superior (convento). (f)

3. Expectant mother (embarazada). (f)

4. Mother, a title given to religious women 5. (f)

5. Basis, foundation, origin. (f)

6. Matrix womb, 8. (f)

7. Sewer sink. (f)

8. Mother, a substance concreted in liquors, or the less or scum concreted. (f)

9. Mother, a familiar term of address to an old woman, 12. (f)

Madre de leche -> a wet-nurse
Mal de madre -> 1. Mother or hysterical passion. 2. The state of children spoiled by their mother. Madre política, mother-in-law. Su señora madre, your mother. Sin madre motherless. Ciento y la madre, hundreds of people. -a. 1. (Lit.) Mother. Buque madre, mother ship. Lengua madre, parent language. 2. La cuestión madre, the chief problem. 3. (LAm.) Tremendous, terrific.

Matron (hospital). Bed of a river (de río). The principal irrigating ditch whence small branches issue.


Q:	Tu madre me dijo
A:	I'm still wondering about primera pregunta or pregunta primera. If you read the part of the above site…

Q:	can anyone tell me what this means please....ei precioso sta madre no kiere abrir…
A:	this is basically saying handsome this peace of crap doesn't want to open the chat box... you send it to me i love you alot.

Q:	Mi lengua madre es el español.
A:	Reynaldo, Lo bueno del inglés es que las conjugaciones de los verbos son muy sencillas, comparadas a las del español. Al mismo tiempo, hay un monton…

Q:	adios madre adurada
A:	Is this a misprint of adios madre adorada'

Q:	A mi madre la besa mi padre.
A:	> Natasha said: > That´s my understanding. (But at this point I´m almost afraid to use any terminology about those se verbs.) :-) > > Mark Baker said:…