boyo in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for boyo in the English»Spanish Dictionary

boyo <pl boyos> [Am ˈbɔɪoʊ, Brit ˈbɔɪəʊ] N Brit inf, region (as form of address)

boyo

muchacho

boyo

chaval Spain inf

boyo

chavo Mex inf

boyo

pibe RioPl inf

boyo

cabro Chil inf

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

If we had done that we would have won as the boyos who had been out all night were a hindrance to us.

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These boyos wouldn't know what to do if they felt the heat coming around the corner.

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Dom is a boyo and a bit of a bowsy.

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Add spinach mixture and form boyo so dough completely encloses spinach mixture.

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Our favourite plastic bagged boyos are getting down to some serious business mind you.

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He was a bit of a boyo, he was the boss.

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Born in 1806, he was what would today be called, a bit of a boyo.

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Boyo said companies and government agencies whose earnings are in dollar should be issued with dollar certificates with which to approach banks.

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There'll be four around the table rolling the boyos.

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