scandal

scandal
[ˈskændəl]
sustantivo
1escándalo (m) (outrage)
  • sex/financial/political scandal -> escándalo sexual/financiero/político
  • it's a scandal! -> ¡es un escándalo!
  • to create or cause a scandal -> provocar or ocasionar un escándalo
2chismorreo (m) (gossip)cotilleo (m) (español de España)

scandal [’skændl][skan-dal]
sustantivo
1Escándalo (disturbance); difamación, maledicencia.
2Oprobio, ignominia, mancha, infamia, causada por conducta deshonorosa o vergonzosa; baldón, caída.
  • Scandal-bearer -> scandal-monger, murmurador, detractor, el que va de una a otra parte diciendo mal de los demás

scandal [ˈskændl]
noun
1 (public furore) escándalo; (m)
the groundnuts scandal
it caused created a scandalor causó escándalo; he was involved in a sex/drugs scandal estuvo involucrado en un escándalo sexual/de drogas
The foreign-owned bank is the center of a scandal involving alleged massive fraud an undercover vote-buying probe that's been characterized as the largest political scandal in South Carolina history It's been five years since \the scandal broke\, nobody has gone to jail, and many questions go unanswered The outgoing prime minister always made a point of excluding any politicians \touched by scandal\ from his Cabinet The Watergate scandal
2 (disgraceful state of affairs) vergüenza; (f)
it's a scandal! what a scandal! ¡qué vergüenza!
What do you mean they're going to close down more hospitals? That's a scandal! nurses' wages are a scandal
3 (gossip) chismes; (m)
it's just scandal no son más que habladurías chismes;or she reads all the scandal in the tabloid press se lee todos los chismes de los periódicos sensacionalistas; there's a lot of scandal going round about her circulan muchos chismes sobre ella; the local scandal los chismes del pueblo del barrio etc;oretc the latest scandal lo último en cotilleo; to talk scandal murmurar; contar chismes
gossip and scandal He loved gossip and scandal These mothers often abandoned their babies because of \fear of scandal\

Verb Conjugation for "scandal"

Imperative
  • scandal
  • you scandal
  • he/she scandals
  • we scandal
  • you scandal
  • they scandal
Preterite
  • I scandaled
  • you scandaled
  • he/she scandaled
  • we scandaled
  • you scandaled
  • they scandaled
Present Continuous
  • I am scandaling
  • you are scandaling
  • he/she is scandaling
  • we are scandaling
  • you are scandaling
  • they are scandaling
Present Perfect
  • I have scandaled
  • you have scandaled
  • he/she has scandaled
  • we have scandaled
  • you have scandaled
  • they have scandaled
Past Continuous
  • I was scandaling
  • you were scandaling
  • he/she was scandaling
  • we were scandaling
  • you were scandaling
  • they were scandaling
Past Perfect
  • I had scandaled
  • you had scandaled
  • he/she had scandaled
  • we had scandaled
  • you had scandaled
  • they had scandaled
Future
  • I will scandal
  • you will scandal
  • he/she will scandal
  • we will scandal
  • you will scandal
  • they will scandal
Future Perfect
  • I will have scandaled
  • you will have scandaled
  • he/she will have scandaled
  • we will have scandaled
  • you will have scandaled
  • they will have scandaled
Future Continuous
  • I will be scandaling
  • you will be scandaling
  • he/she will be scandaling
  • we will be scandaling
  • you will be scandaling
  • they will be scandaling
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been scandaling
  • you have been scandaling
  • he/she has been scandaling
  • we have been scandaling
  • you have been scandaling
  • they have been scandaling
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been scandaling
  • you will have been scandaling
  • he/she will have been scandaling
  • we will have been scandaling
  • you will have been scandaling
  • they will have been scandaling
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been scandaling
  • you had been scandaling
  • he/she had been scandaling
  • we had been scandaling
  • you had been scandaling
  • they had been scandaling

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