Definition of malicho in English:

malicho

(also malacho, mallecho)

noun maˈlɪtʃəʊmaˈlɪkəʊ

Probably: wrongdoing, misdeeds. In later use in allusion to Shakespeare's miching malicho and taken to be generally suggestive of dark deeds, mystery, or intrigue, and used in these senses.

Origin

Early 17th century; earliest use found in William Shakespeare (1564–1616), playwright and poet. From Spanish malhecho wrongful act from mal bad + hecho deed, use as noun of past participle of hacer to do from classical Latin facere.

Definition of malicho in US English:

malicho

(also malacho, mallecho)

noun

Probably: wrongdoing, misdeeds. In later use in allusion to Shakespeare's miching malicho and taken to be generally suggestive of dark deeds, mystery, or intrigue, and used in these senses.

Origin

Early 17th century; earliest use found in William Shakespeare (1564–1616), playwright and poet. From Spanish malhecho wrongful act from mal bad + hecho deed, use as noun of past participle of hacer to do from classical Latin facere.

单词	malicho
释义	Definition of malicho in English: malicho (also malacho, mallecho) noun maˈlɪtʃəʊmaˈlɪkəʊ Probably: wrongdoing, misdeeds. In later use in allusion to Shakespeare's miching malicho and taken to be generally suggestive of dark deeds, mystery, or intrigue, and used in these senses. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in William Shakespeare (1564–1616), playwright and poet. From Spanish malhecho wrongful act from mal bad + hecho deed, use as noun of past participle of hacer to do from classical Latin facere. Definition of malicho in US English: malicho (also malacho, mallecho) noun Probably: wrongdoing, misdeeds. In later use in allusion to Shakespeare's miching malicho and taken to be generally suggestive of dark deeds, mystery, or intrigue, and used in these senses. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in William Shakespeare (1564–1616), playwright and poet. From Spanish malhecho wrongful act from mal bad + hecho deed, use as noun of past participle of hacer to do from classical Latin facere.
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