No. 2,621 in Spanish

descarado

"Descarado" means "shameless" or "brazen."

In a sentence

¡Qué descarado pedir eso sin siquiera ofrecer algo a cambio!
How bold to ask for that without even offering something in exchange.
Here, 'descarado' conveys boldness or audacity, emphasizing the shamelessness in the person's actions.
El niño descarado hizo una broma frente a la profesora.
The cheeky child made a joke in front of the teacher.
In this context, 'descarado' refers to the child being cheeky or impudent, showcasing a lack of embarrassment or restraint.
Ese comentario fue muy descarado después de lo ocurrido.
That comment was very brazen after what happened.
'Descarado' here signifies a lack of sensitivity or tact, highlighting the over-the-top nature of the remark given the circumstances.

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