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snide

/snaɪd/

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noun

Estafador, timador

An underhanded, tricky person given to sharp practise; a sharper; a cheat.

Examples :

""Everyone knew he was a snide because he always found ways to cheat on tests." "

Todos sabían que era un estafador porque siempre encontraba formas de hacer trampas en los exámenes.

character person moral negative

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noun

Dinero falso, falsificación

Counterfeit money

Examples :

"The cashier immediately recognized the twenty-dollar bill as snide and called the manager. "

El cajero reconoció inmediatamente que el billete de veinte dólares era falso y llamó al gerente.

finance business

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adjective

Sarcástico, burlón

Disparaging or derisive in an insinuative way.

Examples :

"Her snide comment about my presentation, although seemingly polite, hinted that she thought it was a waste of time. "

Su comentario sarcástico sobre mi presentación, aunque aparentemente cortés, insinuaba que pensaba que era una pérdida de tiempo.

attitude character language

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adjective

Sarcástico, malintencionado

Tricky; deceptive; false; spurious; contemptible.

Examples :

"He was a snide lawyer."

Era un abogado malintencionado.

character attitude moral negative language