badmouth in Portuguese
badmouth in Portuguese is falar mal — badmouth means to criticize or speak ill of someone, often unfairly or behind their back.
badmouth in Portuguese
falar mal
(informal, transitive) To criticize or malign, especially unfairly or spitefully.
What does "badmouth" mean?
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verb To criticize or speak ill of someone, often unfairly or behind their back.
"She never badmouths her coworkers, even when they annoy her."
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badmouth in a sentence
- She never badmouths her coworkers, even when they annoy her.
- He got fired for badmouthing the company on social media.
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What is "badmouth" in Portuguese?
"badmouth" in Portuguese is falar mal. badmouth means: To criticize or speak ill of someone, often unfairly or behind their back.
How do you use "badmouth" in a sentence?
Example: "She never badmouths her coworkers, even when they annoy her." In Portuguese, "badmouth" is falar mal.
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