brat in Irish
brat in Irish is dailtín — brat means a child, especially one seen as spoiled, unruly, or badly behaved.
brat in Irish
dailtín
(pejorative) A child who is regarded as mischievous, unruly, spoiled, or selfish.
What does "brat" mean?
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noun A child, especially one seen as spoiled, unruly, or badly behaved.
"The waiter sighed as the brat threw his food on the floor."
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brat in a sentence
- The waiter sighed as the brat threw his food on the floor.
- She was a bit of a brat as a kid but grew out of it.
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What is "brat" in Irish?
"brat" in Irish is dailtín. brat means: A child, especially one seen as spoiled, unruly, or badly behaved.
How do you use "brat" in a sentence?
Example: "The waiter sighed as the brat threw his food on the floor." In Irish, "brat" is dailtín.
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