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Berrinchudo - When you are referring to a small child, you can call say spoiled, fussy or bad tempered child. A "berriche" meaning when a child cries and kicks and makes a big fuss in order to have his or her way can be called a temper tantrum. But when it is characteristic of someone's personality, whether a child or an adult, then spoiled would be my first choice, although bad tempered or even fussy sound OK.

Satanizar - The dictionary would say "demonise"; however, I asked a native speaker who said that the more formal "to malign", which comes from French, would be her choice. You can also say "X is exaggerating the negative aspects of" X.

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