amuñecado (spanish) - meaning, definition, translation, pronunciation

Part of Speech

Noun

Phonetic transcription

/amuˈɲekaðo/

Translation options into English

amuñecado - pampered, coddled, spoiled

Meaning

"Amuñecado" is a term used in Spanish to describe someone who is overly pampered, coddled, or spoiled. It is commonly used to refer to individuals who are excessively protected or sheltered, often leading to a lack of independence or resilience. The term is more commonly used in spoken language, particularly in informal contexts.

Examples

1. Mi hermanito está tan amuñecado que ni siquiera sabe cuánto cuesta el pan.

2. My little brother is so spoiled that he doesn't even know how much bread costs.

3. No seas tan amuñecada, aprende a hacer las cosas por ti misma.

4. Don't be so pampered, learn to do things for yourself.

Idiomatic Expressions

"Amuñecado" is not commonly used in idiomatic expressions in Spanish.

Etymology

The term "amuñecado" comes from the Spanish verb "amuñecar," which means to pamper, coddle, or spoil.

Synonyms

• Mimado (Spoiled)
• Consentido (Pampered)

Antonyms

• Independiente (Independent)
• Autosuficiente (Self-sufficient)