bounder in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for bounder in the English»Spanish Dictionary

bounder [Am ˈbaʊndər, Brit ˈbaʊndə] N Brit inf, dated

bounder

sinvergüenza m

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

This bounder must be stopped!

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They are most definitely not gentlemen, but rather reflect the other stereotype of a public schoolboy -- the caddish bounder.

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Lovable, energetic little bounder that brightens up any walk in the woods or park.

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A barrel-chested bounder, you shatter the egos of thinner men as you pass them, effortlessly.

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He turns out to be a real bounder.

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The familiar denunciations echoed around his ears, but it was hard not to feel a smack of sympathy for the aging bounder.

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When she gets there, she learns a villainous bounder wants to sell her to the local dance hall.

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Previously good men become bounders.

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What a pair of arrant bounders we are!

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The idea of acting with discretion seems quaint today, but we all know a bounder when we see one.

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