Hooper in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for Hooper in the English»Spanish Dictionary

Hoover®, hoover [Am ˈhuvər, Brit ˈhuːvə] N Brit

Hoover

aspiradora f

Hoover

aspirador m

I.hoover [ˈhuːvər, ˈhuːvə(r)] VB trans Brit

hoover carpet/room:

hoover

pasar la aspiradora por

hoover

pasar el aspirador por

hoover

aspirar LatAm

II.hoover [ˈhuːvər, ˈhuːvə(r)] VB intr

hoover

pasar la aspiradora

hoover

pasar el aspirador

hoover

aspirar LatAm

no-hoper [Am ˌnoʊˈhoʊpər, Brit nəʊˈhəʊpə] N Brit inf

he's a complete no-hoper (in general)

es un caso perdido

he's a complete no-hoper (in specific situation)

no tiene ni la más remota posibilidad

hoopla [Am ˈhuˌplɑ, ˈhʊpˌlɑ, Brit ˈhuːplɑː] N U

1. hoopla (ballyhoo) Am inf:

they launched their new product with a tremendous amount of hoopla

lanzaron su nuevo producto con bombos y platillos

they launched their new product with a tremendous amount of hoopla

lanzaron su nuevo producto a bombo y platillo Spain

2. hoopla Brit GAMES:

hoopla

juego m de los aros

hoopoe [Am ˈhuˌpoʊ, ˈhuˌpu, Brit ˈhuːpuː, ˈhuːpəʊ] N

hoopoe

abubilla f

I.whoopee INTERJ [Am ˈ(h)wʊpi, (h)wʊˈpi, Brit wʊˈpiː] inf

whoopee

¡yupi! inf

whoopee

¡viva!

II.whoopee N U [Am ˈ(h)wʊpi, (h)wʊˈpi, Brit ˈwʊpi]

to make whoopee inf, dated

armar jolgorio inf

pooper scooper [Am ˈpupər ˌskupər, Brit ˈpuːpə] N inf

pooper scooper

pala para recoger excremento de perros en calles, jardines públicos etc

snooper [Am ˈsnupər, Brit ˈsnuːpə] N inf

snooper

fisgón m / fisgona f

party pooper [ˈpɑːti puːpə] N inf

party pooper

aguafiestas mf inf

blooper [Am ˈblupər, Brit ˈbluːpə] N esp Am

blooper

metedura f de pata

blooper

metida f de pata LatAm inf

to make a blooper

meter la pata inf

to make a blooper

tirarse una plancha inf

Hooper in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for Hooper in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.Hoover® [ˈhu:vəʳ, Am -vɚ] N Brit, Aus

Hoover

aspirador m

II.Hoover® [ˈhu:vəʳ, Am -vɚ] VB trans

Hoover

pasar el aspirador por

III.Hoover® [ˈhu:vəʳ, Am -vɚ] VB intr

Hoover

pasar el aspirador

no-hoper [ˌnəʊˈhəʊpəʳ, Am ˌnoʊˈhoʊpɚ] N Brit, Aus inf

no-hoper

caso m perdido

hoopoe [ˈhu:pu:] N

hoopoe

abubilla f

pooper scooper [ˈpu:pəˌsku:pəʳ, Am -pɚˌsku:pɚ] N, poop scoop [ˈpu:psku:p] N Am

pooper scooper

pala f para recoger excrementos

I.cooper [ˈku:pəʳ, Am -pɚ] N

cooper

tonelero(-a) m (f)

II.cooper [ˈku:pəʳ, Am -pɚ] VB intr

cooper (make barrels)

fabricar barriles

cooper (repair barrels)

reparar barriles

I.whoopee [ˈwʊpi, Am ˈwu:pi] INTERJ

whoopee

estupendo

II.whoopee [ˈwʊpi, Am ˈwu:pi] N no pl

whoopee

juerga f

to make whoopee

divertirse una barbaridad

snooper [ˈsnu:pəʳ, Am -ɚ] N pej inf

1. snooper (one looking secretly):

snooper

fisgón(-ona) m (f)

2. snooper (spy):

snooper

espía mf

3. snooper (investigator):

snooper

investigador(a) m (f)

trooper [ˈtru:pəʳ, Am -ɚ] N

1. trooper MIL:

trooper

soldado m de caballería

2. trooper Am (state police officer):

trooper

policía mf

state trooper

policía f estatal

Phrases:

to swear like a trooper

soltar tacos como un carretero

cooperate [kəʊˈɒpəreɪt, Am koʊˈɑ:pəreɪt] VB intr

cooperate

cooperar

to cooperate with sb

colaborar con alguien

blooper N

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blooper (mistake) Am inf

pifia f inf

blooper (mistake) Am inf

gazapo m inf

blooper (mistake) Am inf

cagada f vulg

blooper TV, CINE Am inf

toma falsa f

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

A local performer would then be introduced, usually a novelty act like a juggler, or hula hooper.

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