wicked [ˈwɪkɪd]
adjective
2 (naughty) [+grin, look, suggestion] pícaro
he gave a wicked grin sonrió con picardía; a wicked sense of humour un sentido del humor socarrón
wicked
adjective1. (evil)
a. malvado
The wicked witch turned the little girl into a newt.La bruja malvada convirtió a la niña en un tritón.
b. malo
I know there are wicked people in this world, but I try to maintain my faith in humanity.Sé que hay gente mala en el mundo, pero intento no perder mi fe en la humanidad.
c. perverso
Our boss is a wicked individual. He would do anything to see us suffer.Nuestro jefe es un tipo perverso. Haría lo que fuera para vernos sufrir.
2. (mischievous)
a. travieso
That wicked child spent the time chasing our cat.El muy travieso del niño se pasó el rato persiguiendo a nuestro gato.
b. pícaro
A wicked smile danced on her lips.Una sonrisa pícara le bailaba en los labios.
c. malicioso
My friends played a very wicked trick on me.Mis amigos me gastaron una broma muy maliciosa.
3. (colloquial) (scathing)
a. mordaz
She has a very wicked sense of humor.Tiene un sentido del humor muy mordaz.
4. (colloquial) (excessive)
a. de escándalo
The food was good, but the prices were wicked.La comida estuvo bien, pero los precios eran de escándalo.
5. (colloquial) (horrible)
6. (colloquial) (excellent)
nouna. genial
The guitarist played some wicked solos.El guitarrista tocó unos solos geniales.
b. buenísimo
We had a wicked time at the beach this weeked.La pasamos buenísimo en la playa este fin de semana.
That was a wicked concert!¡Ese concierto estuvo chévere!
That's a wicked car you've got there.Tu carro está bacán.
That was a wicked party at the club last night.Qué fiesta padrísima en el antro anoche.
7. (evil people)
There's no rest for the wicked.No hay descanso para los malvados.
wicked
adjective1. (evil)
a. perverso(a), malo(a)
2. (dreadful)
a. horroroso(a), horrible
a wicked sense of humorun sentido del humor muy pícaro
3. (colloquial)
a. genial (excellent)
b. guay (Spain)
c. chévere (Latin America)
d. tenaz (Colombia)
e. muy padre (Mexico)
f. arrecho(a) (Venezuela)
g. bárbaro(a) (River Plate)
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