bluffing in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for bluffing in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.bluff¹ [Am bləf, Brit blʌf] N U or C (pretense)

bluff

bluff m

bluff

blof m Col Mex

to call sb's bluff

poner a alguien en evidencia

II.bluff¹ [Am bləf, Brit blʌf] VB intr

bluff

hacer un bluff

bluff

hacer un blof Col Mex

bluff

hacer un farol

bluff

blofear Col Mex

bluff

blufear CSur

III.bluff¹ [Am bləf, Brit blʌf] VB trans

she's bluffing us

nos quiere engañar

she's bluffing us

se está marcando un farol Spain inf

she's bluffing us

nos está metiendo la mula CSur inf

they were bluffed into believing that the diamonds were there

les hicieron creer que los diamantes estaban allí

he managed to bluff his way out of it or to bluff it out

logró salir del apuro embaucándolos

bluff² <bluffer bluffest> [Am bləf, Brit blʌf] ADJ

bluff person:

bluff

francote inf

bluff

campechano

bluff³ [Am bləf, Brit blʌf] N (cliff)

bluff

risco m

bluff

acantilado m

blindman's bluff, blindman's buff N U

blindman's bluff

la gallina ciega

Translations for bluffing in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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es muy blofeador

he's always bluffing

blofear

to bluff

bluff

bluff

blof

bluff

farol

bluff

marcarse o tirarse un farol Spain inf (en el póker)

to bluff

meterle la mula a alg. (en naipes)

to bluff

bluffing in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for bluffing in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.bluff¹ [blʌf] VB intr

bluff

tirarse un farol

II.bluff¹ [blʌf] VB trans

bluff

engañar

III.bluff¹ [blʌf] N

bluff

farol m

bluff

bluff m LatAm

to call sb's bluff

descubrir a alguien el farol

bluff² [blʌf] N

bluff (steep bank)

risco m

bluff (cliff)

acantilado m

bluff³ <-er, -est> [blʌf] ADJ

bluff

campechano, -a

Translations for bluffing in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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blofear

to bluff

bluff

bluff

farol

bluff

bluffing Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to call sb's bluff

descubrir a alguien el farol

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

A player's bluffing frequency often accounts for many different factors, particularly the tightness or looseness of their opponents.

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Knowledge of local landform can be useful if bluffing is required with footsore fellow guests.

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Non-bluffing (aposematic) displays occur in mammals which possess powerful defences such as spines or stink glands, and which habitually warn off potential predators rather than attempting escape by running.

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All parties made use of means like bluffing, threat, obstructionism, corruption, horse-trading and even violence.

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