Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Brat"

A: Un mocoso.
"Actuó como un mocoso."

A: A spoilt brat is someone that gets anything they want but they don’t deserve it.

A: A badly behaved child, a spoilt child

A: One in a million is just a phrase to say you stand out from the rest.

A brat is someone who misbehaves.

A: .A child who always gets what he/she wants, usually so that they behave badly and do not show respect to other people

A: A brat is an poorly behaved child.

Your brats came in my house and tracked mud across the floor, I just mopped.
The students in my first block are such brats. They have no home-training.
No, your sister isn't bringing her brat to my house. She needs to get a hotel room.

A: Brat are basically people or children who can get away with everything by just asking their parents and they get whatever they s want from them in return.

Well you can also say spoiled it’s similar to a brat.

His father keeps giving me whatever he wants by just asking he’s such such a brat.

She’s complaining too much about a cheap toy and wants something expensive she’s a brat.

A: to be a brat is to be rude, uncooperative, and disrespectful. a bad child is just any child that is bad. basically, a brat is kind of a type of bad child. i'm not great at explaining, let me know if you need more clarification!

A: A brat is a naughty child.

A: The connotation between the two are different. If i say "that brat over there" it is generally understood as that boy iver there is bad, annoying, or rude. if i say "that lad over there" it just means "that boy over there"

A: thank you

A: My brother was reading a book yesterday

A: my brother is stupid

A: It's used to describe a child that is badly behaved or annoying.

"She's been acting like a spoiled brat all day."

A: It does sound natural but the article before “overly” would be “an” instead of “a”.

So, “You’re an overly privileged brat”.

A: brat face is a curse, but in terms of the sentence you gave it means the sibling is extremely spoiled

A: Americans normally use the expression:

"a spoiled little brat"

However, the word "spoiled" will change the meaning of your sentence. If you wanted to say someone is boring, then you're grammatically correct. :)

You could also say...

"He's/she's a spoiled little brat. Quite boring too!"

A: Brat is being child-like
fool is unintelligent
asshole is very offensive.