freak in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for freak in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.freak [Am frik, Brit friːk] N

1.1. freak:

freak (abnormal specimen)

fenómeno m

freak (abnormal specimen)

ejemplar m anormal

freak (monster)

monstruo m

circus freak

fenómeno m de circo or de feria

1.2. freak (unnatural event):

freak

fenómeno m

freak

hecho m insólito

1.3. freak (peculiar person):

freak inf

bicho m raro inf

2. freak (hippy):

freak sl, dated

hippie mf

3. freak (fanatic) inf:

jazz/tennis freak

fanático m del jazz/tenis / fanática f del jazz/tenis inf

II.freak [Am frik, Brit friːk] ADJ attr

freak weather

inusitado

freak happening/result/victory

inesperado

freak happening/result/victory

insólito

III.freak [Am frik, Brit friːk] VB intr sl, dated

she will freak when I tell her

le va a dar un ataque cuando se lo diga inf

IV.freak [Am frik, Brit friːk] VB trans sl, dated

freak

asustar

control freak N inf, pej

control freak

maniático m del control / maniática f del control

I.freak out VB [Am frik -, Brit friːk -] sl (v + adv)

freak out

flipar sl

freak out

friquear(se) Mex sl

she'll freak out when I tell her

le va a dar un ataque cuando se lo diga

II.freak out VB [Am frik -, Brit friːk -] sl (v + o + adv)

freak out

alucinar inf

freak out

friquear Mex sl

freak-out [ˈfrikaʊt] N sl, dated

freak-out

juerga f inf

freak-out

desmadre m inf

freak show N

freak show

espectáculo m de fenómenos de feria

freak show

espectáculo m de fenómenos de circo

Jesus freak N inf

Jesus freak

cristiano fanático

Translations for freak in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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freak

freak attr sl

freak

freak sl

friquear

to freak … out

friquearse

to freak out

engendro

freak

ese tipo es un engendro inf

he looks like a freak

freak in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for freak in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.freak [fri:k] N

1. freak (abnormal person, thing):

freak

monstruo m

a freak of nature

un fenómeno de la naturaleza

2. freak (enthusiast):

freak

fanático(-a) m (f)

II.freak [fri:k] ADJ

freak

anormal

III.freak [fri:k] VB intr

freak → freak out

See also freak out

I.freak out VB intr

freak out

flipar

II.freak out VB trans

to freak sb out

alucinar a alguien

freak N

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freak (enthusiast, maniac) inf

fanático, -a

I.freak out VB intr

freak out

flipar

II.freak out VB trans

to freak sb out

alucinar a alguien

freak out VB

User Entry

freak out (frighten) trans sl

asustar

freak out (frighten) trans sl

acojonar vulg

freak out (frighten away) trans sl

espantar

Translations for freak in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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engendro

freak

fenómeno

freak

freak Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

a freak of nature

un fenómeno de la naturaleza

to freak sb out

alucinar a alguien

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

She burned to death at a cocktail party, where there was a freak accident and her girdle caught fire.

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The fathers were uninvolved and disparaging, and worried that the boy was a sissy or a freak.

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When he is bothered by something, he tends to freak out or becomes extremely quiet and stammeringly shy.

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The van and bikers pull over at an old broken down freak show.

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She is a compulsive neat freak and always carries disinfectant tissues and antibacterial spray with her.

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I'm interested in the fact that she makes mistakes, that's she's quick-tempered and a bit of a control freak.

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Tony is a simple guy who after a freak accident is transformed from a normal person to a tiny superhero.

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The two have a heart-to-heart about their friendship and embracing their inner freak.

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The bike eventually saves his life from a freak incident and gets lost, subjecting him to interminable anguish as he searches for his bike.

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Freak or banal events happen simultaneously, inform each other and poignantly keep the wheel turning.

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