bunk in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for bunk in the English»Spanish Dictionary

bunk¹ [Am bəŋk, Brit bʌŋk] N (bed)

bunk

litera f

bunk

cucheta f RioPl

bunk² [Am bəŋk, Brit bʌŋk] N U inf (nonsense)

bunk

bobadas fpl inf

bunk³ [Am bəŋk, Brit bʌŋk] N Brit inf

to do a bunk

largarse inf

to do a bunk

salir por piernas sl

to do a bunk

picárselas RioPl inf

bunk off VB [Am bəŋk -, Brit bʌŋk -]

bunk off → skive off

See also skive off

I.skive off VB [Am skaɪv -, Brit skʌɪv -] Brit inf (v + adv)

1. skive off (disappear):

skive off

escurrir el bulto inf

skive off

escaparse

skive off

pirarse Spain inf

2. skive off (stay away):

skive off (from school)

hacer novillos inf

skive off (from school)

hacerse la rata RioPl inf

skive off (from school)

hacerse la rabona RioPl inf

skive off (from school)

irse de pinta Mex inf

skive off (from school)

hacer la cimarra Chil inf

skive off (from school)

capear (clases) Chil inf

skive off (from school)

capar clase Col inf

skive off (from school)

jubilarse Ven inf

skive off (from work)

no ir a trabajar

skive off (from work)

capear trabajo Chil inf

skive off (from work)

capar trabajo Col inf

II.skive off VB [Am skaɪv -, Brit skʌɪv -] Brit inf (v + adv + o)

he skived off work

no fue a trabajar

he skived off work

capeó trabajo Chil inf

he skived off work

capó trabajo Col inf

she skived off school

hizo novillos inf

she skived off school

hizo la rata or la rabona RioPl inf

she skived off school

se fue de pinta Mex inf

she skived off school

hizo la cimarra or capeó clases Chil inf

she skived off school

capó clase Col inf

she skived off school

se jubiló Ven inf

bunk-up [Am ˈbəŋkˌəp, Brit ˈbʌŋkʌp] N Brit

bunk-up → leg up

See also leg up

leg up [ˈlɛɡ ʌp] N inf no pl

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 inf

an economic leg up

un impulso económico

bunk down VB [Am bəŋk -, Brit bʌŋk -] (v + adv) inf

bunk down

dormir

bunk down

planchar la oreja inf, hum

bunk bed N

bunk bed

litera f

bunk bed

cucheta f RioPl

Translations for bunk in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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litera (en un dormitorio)

bunk

litera (en un barco)

bunk

cama camarote

bunk bed

hacer pellas Spain sl

to skive o bunk off school Brit inf

bunk in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for bunk in the English»Spanish Dictionary

bunk [bʌŋk] N

bunk NAUT:

bunk

litera f

bunk

cucheta f RioPl

Phrases:

to do a bunk Aus, Brit inf

poner pies en polvorosa

bunk down VB intr inf

bunk down

irse a sobar

bunk bed N

bunk bed

litera f

Translations for bunk in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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litera (cama)

bunk

bolazo

bunk inf

volarse

to bunk off (school) Brit

bunk Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to do a bunk Aus, Brit inf

poner pies en polvorosa

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The crewman was sufficiently patched up by a very seasick doctor they had on board who otherwise spent the entire patrol in his bunk.

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Each cottage can sleep five people in single or double bunks.

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The bunk is placed from 2 to 2.5 feet from the rear end of the runners.

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If a person has done a bunk, you can simply order him to come back and bring the body to life.

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They sleep in rat-infested bunks and are fed only twice a day.

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She had a wooden hull and a total of 13 bunk spaces.

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Leaving papier-mch heads in their cell bunks, they escaped.

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Despite its name, the bunks are padded and are reasonably comfortable.

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The cabins had three bunks stacked on top of one another.

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The warehouse building had one fireplace and only 432 bunk spaces.

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