Translations for „sucker“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

I . suck·er [ˈsʌkəʳ] N

1. sucker pej inf (gullible person):

sucker

naivnež(naivnica) m (f)

2. sucker inf (sb finding sth irresistible):

to be a sucker for sth

padati na kaj

to be a sucker for sth

biti nor na kaj

3. sucker Am pej inf (nasty person):

sucker

zoprn tip m

4. sucker ZOOL (organ):

sucker

prisesek m

5. sucker inf (sticking device):

sucker Brit Aus

sesalna cev f

6. sucker inf (lollipop):

sucker Am Aus

lizika f

7. sucker BOT (part of plant):

sucker

mladika f

II . suck·er [ˈsʌkəʳ] VB trans Am (trick)

to sucker sb into sth

nategniti koga za kaj

to sucker sb into doing sth

nategniti koga, da kaj naredi

Usage examples with sucker

to be a sucker for sth

padati na kaj

to sucker sb into doing sth

nategniti koga, da kaj naredi

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Despite having fangs, and evidently being a vampire, he instead had to drain victims through blood suckers on his hands.

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The suckers are poorly developed, and completely devoid of special devices or spines.

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Relatively elongate for a sucker, the back area between the head and dorsal fin is somewhat elevated.

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These suckers rarely reach more than 5 m tall before succumbing to a new attack of the fungus.

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When does music become a business and why do we have to be suckered into it?

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Plants can produce many stems and suckers, with older stems, which can reach 5 m in height, having distinctive gray bark.

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The only people getting burned were the poor suckers paying upwards of $300.

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They have two rows of suckers on each arm.

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It has a subterminal oral sucker and a short esophagus.

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The scolex bears an apical rounded rostellum surrounded by four suckers.

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