B'mouth in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for B'mouth in the English»Spanish Dictionary

vermouth [Am vərˈmuθ, Brit ˈvəːməθ, vəˈmuːθ] N U or C

vermouth

vermut m

vermouth

vermú m

loudmouth <pl loudmouths [-maʊðz]> [Am ˈlaʊdˌmaʊθ, Brit ˈlaʊdmaʊθ] N inf

loudmouth

gritón m / gritona f

loudmouth

escandaloso m / escandalosa f

goalmouth N SPORTS

goalmouth

boca f de gol

bad-mouth [Am ˈbædˌmaʊθ, Brit] VB trans Am sl

bad-mouth

hablar pestes de inf

bigmouth [Am ˈbɪɡmaʊθ, Brit ˈbɪɡ maʊθ] N inf

1. bigmouth (boaster):

bigmouth

fanfarrón m / fanfarrona f

2. bigmouth (gossip):

bigmouth

chismoso m / chismosa f

bigmouth

cotilla mf Spain inf

bigmouth

hocicón m / hocicona f Chil Mex inf

mouth-to-mouth resuscitation N U

mouth-to-mouth resuscitation

respiración f boca a boca

mouth-to-mouth resuscitation

boca a boca m

mouth-to-mouth [ˌmaʊθtəˈmaʊθ] ADJ attr

mouth-to-mouth

boca a boca

-mouthed [Am maʊðd, Brit maʊðd] SUFFIX

large-mouthed

de boca grande

See also mealy-mouthed

mealy-mouthed [Am ˈmiliˌmaʊðd, ˈmiliˌmaʊθt, Brit] ADJ pej

mealy-mouthed

excesivamente comedido

mealy-mouthed

con demasiados miramientos

let's not be mealy-mouthed about it

hablemos francamente

let's not be mealy-mouthed about it

dejémonos de rodeos

mouthful [Am ˈmaʊθˌfʊl, Brit ˈmaʊθfʊl, ˈmaʊθf(ə)l] N

mouthful (of food)

bocado m

mouthful (of drink)

trago m

mouthful (of air)

bocanada f

that's ridiculous, she said between mouthfuls

—eso es ridículo —dijo entre bocado y bocado

he ate it in a single mouthful

se lo comió de un bocado

it's a bit of a mouthful (to say) (difficult to pronounce)

es un trabalenguas

it's a bit of a mouthful (to say) (long)

es larguísimo

to give sb a mouthful (insult)

soltarle una sarta de insultos a alguien

to give sb a mouthful (tell off)

echarle una bronca a alguien inf

mouthwash [Am ˈmaʊθˌwɔʃ, Brit ˈmaʊθwɒʃ] N U or C

mouthwash

enjuague m (bucal)

mouthwash

elixir m (bucal)

B'mouth in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for B'mouth in the English»Spanish Dictionary

loudmouth [ˈlaʊd·maʊθ] N inf

loudmouth

escandaloso(-a) m (f)

vermouth [vər·ˈmuθ] N

vermouth

vermut m

vermouth

vermú m

mouth-to-mouth resuscitation N

mouth-to-mouth resuscitation

reanimación f boca a boca

mouthful [ˈmaʊθ·fʊl] N

mouthful (of food)

bocado m

mouthful (of drink)

sorbo m

mouthwash N

mouthwash

enjuague m bucal

open-mouthed ADJ

open-mouthed

boquiabierto, -a

mouth¹ [maʊθ] N

1. mouth of person, animal:

mouth

boca f

to shut one's mouth inf

cerrar el pico

2. mouth (opening):

mouth

abertura f

mouth of bottle, jar, well

boca f

mouth of cave

entrada f

mouth of river

desembocadura f

Phrases:

to be born with a silver spoon in one's mouth

nacer con un pan debajo del brazo

it made her mouth water

se le hizo la boca agua con eso

to be down in the mouth

estar de capa caída

to shoot off one's mouth about sth inf

irse de la lengua sobre algo

mouth off VB intr sl

1. mouth off (rant):

mouth off

despotricar

2. mouth off (talk back):

mouth off

protestar

mouth off

revirar

mouth² [maʊð] VB trans

1. mouth (form words silently):

mouth

articular

2. mouth (say insincerely):

mouth

soltar

to mouth an excuse

soltar la excusa de rigor

hand-to-mouth ADJ

hand-to-mouth salary:

hand-to-mouth

precario, -a

to lead a hand-to-mouth existence

tener lo justo para vivir