galosh in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for galosh in the English»Spanish Dictionary

galosh <pl galoshes> [Am ɡəˈlɑʃ, Brit ɡəˈlɒʃ] N

galosh

chanclo m (de goma)

galosh

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galosh in the PONS Dictionary

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English

In fact, advice from the weather bureau is to invest in a sturdy umbrella and keep the galoshes at the front door.

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Rubber galoshes over their shoes would prevent recognizable footprints.

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This place had not seen so much rainfall as to necessitate galoshes in her entire life.

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Shakes a pair of galoshes out onto the snow.

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Luz tromped down the floating railless stairs in the gown and rubber galoshes and a feather headpiece, baubles winking on every finger and one wrist.

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Shoe stores were invaded by snow-powdered hikers in search of rubbers and galoshes.

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Get out the big galoshes, because this is going to get really messy.

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To complete the stereotype, he had a plastic pocket protector to guard against leaky pens, and wore galoshes and scarves in the winter.

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Kick off your galoshes, and put your feet up.

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A more modern term for galoshes is rubber boots.

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