crusty in Portuguese
crusty in Portuguese is rabugento — crusty means having a hard, crisp outer layer, especially bread.
crusty in Portuguese
rabugento
(informal, figuratively, of a person or behavior) Short-tempered and gruff but, sometimes, with a harmless or benign inner nature.
What does "crusty" mean?
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adjective Having a hard, crisp outer layer, especially bread.
"She bought a warm, crusty baguette from the bakery."
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adjective Grumpy or short-tempered, often in an old, curmudgeonly way.
"The crusty old professor grumbled about the noisy students."
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crusty in a sentence
- She bought a warm, crusty baguette from the bakery.
- The crusty old professor grumbled about the noisy students.
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What is "crusty" in Portuguese?
"crusty" in Portuguese is rabugento. crusty means: Having a hard, crisp outer layer, especially bread.
How do you use "crusty" in a sentence?
Example: "She bought a warm, crusty baguette from the bakery." In Portuguese, "crusty" is rabugento.
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