romp in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for romp in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.romp [Am rɑmp, rɔmp, Brit rɒmp] N inf

1. romp (frolic):

romp

retozo m

the children dashed off for a romp in the snow

los niños salieron a retozar en la nieve

2. romp (sexual):

romp

revolcón m inf

3. romp (play, film, novel):

romp

obra divertida y sin pretensiones

4. romp (easy victory):

romp

carrera f fácil

II.romp [Am rɑmp, rɔmp, Brit rɒmp] VB intr

1. romp (frolic):

romp

retozar

2. romp (move boisterously):

romp

correr alegremente

3. romp (move with ease) + adv compl:

she romped through the exam

no tuvo problemas para hacer el examen

he has romped into a spectacular lead

ha conseguido sin dificultad una ventaja espectacular

romp home VB [Am rɑmp, rɔmp -, Brit rɒmp -], romp in VB (v + adv) inf

romp home

ganar fácilmente

Translations for romp in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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potrear

to romp around

triscar persona:

to romp

romp in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for romp in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.romp [rɒmp, Am rɑ:mp] VB intr

romp

juguetear

to romp home

ganar fácilmente

II.romp [rɒmp, Am rɑ:mp] N

romp

retozo m

Translations for romp in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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juguetear

to romp

chotear

to romp

triscar

to romp

alborotar (niños)

to romp about

romp Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to romp home

ganar fácilmente

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

It is a clever legal romp, a comedy mixed with ruminations about life, liberally peppered with black humour and layered in farce.

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It's a delicious immorality play with an excellent cast, but the tempo is slow and oddly ponderous -- a romp slowed down to a dirge.

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It's a romp that kids and families will all enjoy.

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His story opens with a bawdy bedroom romp but as he can't even get the girl's name right, that soon ends in a row.

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Brown regarded the novel as a fine hi-tech romp but was critical of what he called a rushed and melodramatic dnouement.

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By the second episode things take shape and one should be hooked by episode three with this steamy romp through antiquity and its lusty intrigue.

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They would sweep a four-game set in their first homestand and romp through the league schedule, finishing at 87-25.

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A large lawn around the dorm is where the pets can romp and play, often drawing the attention of students passing by.

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She described the film as a weak but genial romp.

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The story is satirical and a good romp.

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