Sentence examples of "mal genio" in Spanish

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El mal genio de Tomás afectó su matrimonio. Tom's anger hurt their marriage.
No te sientas tan mal. Siempre hay alguien que está peor que tú. Don't feel so bad. There's always someone worse off than you.
No es una exageración llamarle un genio. It is no exaggeration to call him a genius.
¡Caramba! ¡No está mal! Damn! It's not bad!
Ella es un genio. She is a genius.
Me siento mal por ese sujeto. I feel bad for that guy.
Él es un genio de la matemática. He is a mathematical genius.
Sus comentarios mal intencionados enardecieron la discusión. His nasty comments fueled the argument.
Él es considerado un genio. He is said to be a genius.
Sé que bajar música del Internet sin pagar está mal, pero lo hago de todos modos. I know that downloading music from the internet without paying is wrong, but I do it anyway.
No hace falta ser un genio para saber quién dijo eso. You don't have to be a genius to know who said that.
Una vez que tienes un mal hábito, puede ser difícil salir de él. Once you've got into a bad habit, it can be difficult to get out of it.
Ella es lo que se llama un genio. She is what is called a genius.
Ella está de mal humor. She is in a bad mood.
¡Pero que genio es! What a genius he is!
Tuve un mal sueño anoche. I had a bad dream last night.
Eres un genio para la música. You have a genius for music.
¿Qué podría salir mal? What could go wrong?
Su hijo es un genio. Her son is a genius.
Tom tiene mal carácter. Tom has a bad temper.
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