girlfriends in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for girlfriends in the English»Spanish Dictionary

girlfriend [Am ˈɡərlˌfrɛnd, Brit ˈɡəːlfrɛnd] N

1. girlfriend (of man):

girlfriend

novia f

2. girlfriend esp Am :

girlfriend (of woman)

amiga f

girlfriend (in lesbian couple)

compañera f

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he jealously insisted she stop seeing her girlfriends

insistió, por celos, en que dejara de ver a sus amigas

Translations for girlfriends in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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es muy noviero (con muchas novias)

he's had lots of girlfriends

jaña (compañera)

girlfriend

chamaco (chamaca) f

girlfriend

jebo (jeba) f

girlfriend

tiene novias a porrillo(s)

he has a string of girlfriends

huaina (novia)

girlfriend

pololo (polola) f

girlfriend

peuco (peuca) f

girlfriend

girlfriends in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for girlfriends in the English»Spanish Dictionary

girlfriend [ˈgɜ:lfrend, Am ˈgɜ:rl-] N

1. girlfriend (of woman):

girlfriend

amiga f

2. girlfriend (of man):

girlfriend

novia f

girlfriend

polola f And

Translations for girlfriends in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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pololo (-a) (novia)

girlfriend f

chamaco (-a) (novia)

girlfriend

lo hizo a hurtadillas de su novia

he did it behind his girlfriend's back

novio (-a)

girlfriend f

echarse novia

to get a girlfriend

atrapar una novia inf

to get oneself a girlfriend

me robó la novia inf

he stole my girlfriend

apareció con la novia de turno

he showed up with his latest girlfriend

dejó plantada a su novia

he stood his girlfriend up

me muero por conocer a tu nueva novia

I am dying to meet your new girlfriend

girlfriends Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

he did it behind his girlfriend's back

lo hizo a hurtadillas de su novia

he showed up with his latest girlfriend

apareció con la novia de turno

I am dying to meet your new girlfriend

me muero por conocer a tu nueva novia

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

After the break-up, he said that the song was about this mythical mix of ex-girlfriends, it's really about her, it's this prophetic thing.

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She and her girlfriends regularly meet and commiserate over the troubles of modern dating.

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He was soon being paid by other men to serenade their girlfriends.

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She resists the pressure to go manhunting with her girlfriends and laments the days when the girls had fun together without boys.

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However, these transitory relationships are often contrasted with those of girlfriends, with whom players have more stable, long-term relationships.

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His smug colleagues constantly swap girlfriends, or as they say, recycle them.

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That goes for the atheists and those who have shacked up with girlfriends, etc.

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When the boys break up with their girlfriends, it is muggins who pays the mobile phone surcharges.

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She also told people that one of my girlfriends was a hooker, kleptomaniac, and drug addict.

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In 2008, an astounding 6 of the 10 male attendees brought wives, girlfriends, or fiances.

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