layabout in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for layabout in the English»Spanish Dictionary

layabout [Am ˈleɪəˌbaʊt, Brit ˈleɪəbaʊt] N Brit inf

layabout

haragán m / haragana f

layabout

vago m / vaga f

layabout

flojo m / floja f inf

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azotacalles

layabout

manta

layabout inf

aplanacalles

layabout

talegón (talegona)

layabout inf

trotacalles

layabout Brit pej

zagatetón (zagatetona) (vago)

layabout inf

candongo (candonga)

layabout inf

galifardo

layabout inf

haragán (haragana)

layabout

layabout in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for layabout in the English»Spanish Dictionary

layabout [ˈleɪəˌbaʊt] N inf

layabout

vago(-a) m (f)

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holgazán (-ana)

layabout

gandul(a)

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chulo (gandul)

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melenudo (-a) (haragán)

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penco (holgazán)

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vago (-a)

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madeja (perezoso)

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perdido (-a) (vago)

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Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Few would expect that a worthy person would be such a layabout though.

www.capsulecomputers.com.au

Time to save some money and get rid of these layabouts.

blogs.theprovince.com

But even these shameless layabouts can't sleep all the time, and so they're forced into other, less indolent recreations, one of which is rapping.

frontburner.dmagazine.com

He may have been a bit of a layabout.

thechronicleherald.ca

Please stop labeling everyone that displays discontent with the way this country is run as a shinner, loony leftist or layabout.

www.thejournal.ie

The only thing worse than a layabout is a narc.

torontolife.com

If you think that the people on the marches are layabouts and irresponsible citizens, then the government has won.

www.freemalaysiatoday.com

Nor is this a self-interested whinge from a host of exploitative, money-grabbing young layabouts looking for a trust fund to splurge.

www.telegraph.co.uk

The ginger-haired layabout's search for happiness involved an unfortunate mix-up with his ex over whether she meant dinner or hot mattress action.

www.irishmirror.ie

To leave for surfing was radical at a time when surfers were regarded as long-haired layabouts.

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