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Translate charlatans from English to Spanish

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charlatans:
- curanderos; charlatanes; fanfarrones; presumidos
charlatan:
- curandero; matasanos; charlatán; fanfarrona; fanfarrón
Wiktionary:
- charlatan → charlatán
- charlatan → charlatán, medicastro

English

Detailed Translations for charlatans from English to Spanish

charlatans:

charlatans [the ~] nomen

the charlatans (quacks; mountebanks; windbags; gasbags)
el curanderos; el charlatanes
- curanderos [el ~] nomen
- charlatanes [el ~] nomen
the charlatans (boasters; swankers; bluffers; windbags)
el fanfarrones; el charlatanes; el presumidos
- fanfarrones [el ~] nomen
- charlatanes [el ~] nomen
- presumidos [el ~] nomen

Translation Matrix for charlatans:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
charlatanes	bluffers; boasters; charlatans; gasbags; mountebanks; quacks; swankers; windbags	chatter-boxes; chattering fools; chatters; ginger-snaps; jawer; scald-heads
curanderos	charlatans; gasbags; mountebanks; quacks; windbags	witch doctors
fanfarrones	bluffers; boasters; charlatans; swankers; windbags	noisy fellows; roisterer; roisterers; show-offs; strutters; swanks
presumidos	bluffers; boasters; charlatans; swankers; windbags

Related Words for "charlatans":

charlatan

charlatan:

charlatan [the ~] nomen

the charlatan (quack; witch doctor; gasbag; medical wizard; medical genius; windbag; medicine man)
el curandero; el matasanos; el charlatán; la fanfarrona; el fanfarrón
- curandero [el ~] nomen
- matasanos [el ~] nomen
- charlatán [el ~] nomen
- fanfarrona [la ~] nomen
- fanfarrón [el ~] nomen

Translation Matrix for charlatan:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
charlatán	charlatan; gasbag; medical genius; medical wizard; medicine man; quack; windbag; witch doctor	blabber; blabbermouth; boaster; braggart; bungler; chatterbox; chattering fool; cheapjack; dawdler; driveller; fly-by-night; gasbag; ginger-snap; gossip; laggard; loiterer; market vendor; milksop; petty dealer; rattle; scald-head; slowcoach; slowpoke; snail; stick-in-the-mud; trifler; twaddler; waffler; windbag; yapper
curandero	charlatan; gasbag; medical genius; medical wizard; medicine man; quack; windbag; witch doctor	bungler; cheapjack; fly-by-night; herb-doctor; herbalist; medicine man; medicine-man; petty dealer; witch doctor; witch-doctor
fanfarrona	charlatan; gasbag; medical genius; medical wizard; medicine man; quack; windbag; witch doctor	boaster; braggart; windbag; yapper
fanfarrón	charlatan; gasbag; medical genius; medical wizard; medicine man; quack; windbag; witch doctor	boaster; braggart; daredevil; noisy fellows; roisterer; roisterers; show-off; swaggerer; swank; swank-pot; swanker; swanks; tinhorn; windbag; yapper
matasanos	charlatan; gasbag; medical genius; medical wizard; medicine man; quack; windbag; witch doctor	bungler; cheapjack; fly-by-night; petty dealer
-	mountebank
Other	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	quack
Modifier	Related Translations	Other Translations
fanfarrón		affected; affectedly; boastful; boasting; bombastic; bragging; grandiloquent; snooty

Related Words for "charlatan":

charlatans

Synonyms for "charlatan":

mountebank; deceiver; cheat; cheater; trickster; beguiler; slicker

Related Definitions for "charlatan":

a flamboyant deceiver; one who attracts customers with tricks or jokes¹

Wiktionary Translations for charlatan:

charlatan

noun

malicious trickster
- charlatan → charlatán

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• charlatan	→ charlatán; medicastro	↔ kwakzalver — iemand die bedrieglijk minderwaardige geneeskunde uitoefent
• charlatan	→ charlatán	↔ Scharlatan — Betrüger, Schwindler, der besonders Wissen, magische Fähigkeiten oder übernatürliche Gaben zu besitzen vorgibt
• charlatan	→ charlatán	↔ charlatan — vendeur ambulant de drogues qu’il débiter à grand fracas de trompe et de boniments sur les places public, monter sur des tréteaux ou sur une voiture. — note C’est généralement un terme de mépris.

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¹WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University