Significat de mamarratxo | Babel Free

Definicions

1. sight, mess (badly-dressed person)
   masculine
2. mess, botch (something done badly)
   masculine
3. clown, buffoon (unserious person)
   figuratively, masculine

Exemples

“Ja veureu que un dia, el gat, com sempre, s'estava en aquella cadira d'allà, i a la Mariola li va passar⟳ pel cap de disfressar-lo com un pallasso. Li va posar⟳ un estrenyecaps amb una gran llaçada al coll, després el va vestir⟳ amb unes calcetes de quan era molt petita i, perquè no li arrosseguessin, vinga fer-li sacsons per tot arreu; a l'últim li va posar⟳ una xambra i, quan el va tenir⟳ ben disfressat, el va tornar⟳ a deixar⟳ damunt de la seva cadira, i ell, com una fava, es va quedar⟳ allí amb els ulls mig clucs. Però, vet ací que, en això, per la porta de l'hort, ve la gata, i quan va veure⟳ el seu marit vestit de mamarratxo, ah, fillets de Déu! hauríeu hagut de veure-la: tots els pèls de la cua i de l'esquena se li van posar⟳ drets, semblava un raspall; el mateix que un tigre, se li tirà al damunt i començà de donar-li esgarrapades a tort i a dret, amb uns marrameus que feia por.”

You see, one day, the tomcat, as always, was sitting in that chair over there and Mariola had the idea of disguising him as a clown. She put a nightcap with a big bow around his neck, then dressed him in some panties from when she was very little, tucking them up everywhere so they wouldn't drag behind him; finally, she put a housecoat on him and, when she had him well disguised, returned him to his chair where he stayed, like a fava bean, with his eyes half closed. But--look out!--through the garden door comes the molly, and when she saw her husband dressed like a mess, oh children of God! You should have seen her: all the hairs on her tail and back stood up--she looked like a brush; like a tiger, she threw herself on top of him and started scratching him all over, with her frightening claws.

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