cuñado
/kuˈɲado/, [kuˈɲa.ð̞o]brother-in-law
Noun cuñado m (plural cuñados, feminine cuñada, feminine plural cuñadas)
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brother-in-law
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(informal, Spain) know-all
Verb cuñado m (feminine singular cuñada, masculine plural cuñados, feminine plural cuñadas)
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Masculine singular past participle of cuñar.
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Mi cuñado es un madero.
My brother-in-law is a policeman.
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Mi cuñado falleció el viernes.
My brother-in-law died last Friday.
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Lo primero que deberíamos hacer es escribirle a tu cuñado para agradecerle la hospitalidad.
The first thing we should do is write and thank your brother-in-law for his hospitality.
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Mi cuñado está sentado.
My father-in-law is sitting.
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Tom es el cuñado de Mary.
Tom is Mary's brother-in-law.
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Mi cuñado es policía.
My brother-in-law is a policeman.
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Este hotel es de mi cuñado.
This hotel belongs to my brother-in-law.
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Tengo un nuevo pariente: mi hermana se casó, así que ahora tengo un cuñado.
I have a new relative: my sister got married, so now I have a brother-in-law.
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Él es el marido de mi hermana. Es mi cuñado.
He's my sister's husband. He's my brother-in-law.
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