BUNK - Перевод английский на испанский

английский

испанский

bunk¹ [америк. bəŋk, брит. bʌŋk] СУЩ. (bed)

bunk

litera ж.

bunk

cucheta ж. Ла Плата

bunk² [америк. bəŋk, брит. bʌŋk] СУЩ. U разг. (nonsense)

bunk

bobadas ж. мн. разг.

bunk³ [америк. bəŋk, брит. bʌŋk] СУЩ. брит. разг.

to do a bunk

largarse разг.

to do a bunk

salir por piernas жарг.

to do a bunk

picárselas Ла Плата разг.

bunk off ГЛ. [америк. bəŋk -, брит. bʌŋk -]

bunk off → skive off

I. skive off ГЛ. [америк. skaɪv -, брит. skʌɪv -] брит. разг. (v + adv)

1. skive off (disappear):

skive off

escurrir el bulto разг.

skive off

escaparse

skive off

pirarse Исп. разг.

2. skive off (stay away):

skive off (from school)

hacer novillos разг.

skive off (from school)

hacerse la rata Ла Плата разг.

skive off (from school)

hacerse la rabona Ла Плата разг.

skive off (from school)

irse de pinta Мекс. разг.

skive off (from school)

hacer la cimarra Чили разг.

skive off (from school)

capear (clases) Чили разг.

skive off (from school)

capar clase Колум. разг.

skive off (from school)

jubilarse Венес. разг.

skive off (from work)

no ir a trabajar

skive off (from work)

capear trabajo Чили разг.

skive off (from work)

capar trabajo Колум. разг.

II. skive off ГЛ. [америк. skaɪv -, брит. skʌɪv -] брит. разг. (v + adv + o)

he skived off work

no fue a trabajar

he skived off work

capeó trabajo Чили разг.

he skived off work

capó trabajo Колум. разг.

she skived off school

hizo novillos разг.

she skived off school

hizo la rata or la rabona Ла Плата разг.

she skived off school

se fue de pinta Мекс. разг.

she skived off school

hizo la cimarra or capeó clases Чили разг.

she skived off school

capó clase Колум. разг.

she skived off school

se jubiló Венес. разг.

bunk-up [америк. ˈbəŋkˌəp, брит. ˈbʌŋkʌp] СУЩ. брит.

bunk-up → leg up

leg up [ˈlɛɡ ʌp] СУЩ. разг. мн. отсут.

to give sb a leg up (into saddle, over wall)

ayudar a alguien a subirse

to give sb a leg up (in career, problem)

echarle una mano a alguien

to give sb a leg up (in career, problem)

tirarle un cable a alguien разг.

an economic leg up

un impulso económico

bunk down ГЛ. [америк. bəŋk -, брит. bʌŋk -] (v + adv) разг.

bunk down

dormir

bunk down

planchar la oreja разг., шутл.

bunk bed СУЩ.

bunk bed

litera ж.

bunk bed

cucheta ж. Ла Плата

испанский

английский

litera (en un dormitorio)

bunk

litera (en un barco)

bunk

cama camarote

bunk bed

hacer pellas Исп. жарг.

to skive o bunk off school брит. разг.

английский

испанский

bunk [bʌŋk] СУЩ.

bunk МОР.:

bunk

litera ж.

bunk

cucheta ж. Ла Плата

Выражения:

to do a bunk австрал., брит. разг.

poner pies en polvorosa

bunk down ГЛ. неперех. разг.

bunk down

irse a sobar

bunk bed СУЩ.

bunk bed

litera ж.

испанский

английский

litera (cama)

bunk

bolazo

bunk разг.

volarse

to bunk off (school) брит.

английский

испанский

bunk [bʌŋk] СУЩ. a. МОР.

bunk

litera ж.

bunk

cucheta ж. Ла Плата

bunk down ГЛ. неперех. разг.

bunk down

irse a sobar

bunk bed СУЩ.

bunk bed

litera ж.

испанский

английский

bolazo

bunk разг.

litera (cama)

bunk

Present

I	bunk off
you	bunk off
he/she/it	bunks off
we	bunk off
you	bunk off
they	bunk off

Past

I	bunked off
you	bunked off
he/she/it	bunked off
we	bunked off
you	bunked off
they	bunked off

Present Perfect

I	have	bunked off
you	have	bunked off
he/she/it	has	bunked off
we	have	bunked off
you	have	bunked off
they	have	bunked off

Past Perfect

I	had	bunked off
you	had	bunked off
he/she/it	had	bunked off
we	had	bunked off
you	had	bunked off
they	had	bunked off

Одноязычные примеры (не проверены редакцией PONS)

They can not simply skive off whenever they feel like it.

www.echo.net.au

Wagers are already pouring in and the industry is set for a record-breaking betting bonanza as workers skive off to engulf themselves in all of the action.

www.dailystar.co.uk

Then again, maybe you're just like everyone else, desperately looking for an excuse to skive off work and twirl around on your desk chair.

www.joe.ie

If they're really lucky they will get to skive off double maths so that they can come and hear the likes of me enthuse about the joys of reading...

www.telegraph.co.uk

But bright sunshine and soaring temperatures are also thought to have added to the desire to skive off.

www.dailymail.co.uk