slunk in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for slunk in the English»Spanish Dictionary

slunk [Am sləŋk, Brit slʌŋk] pt & pt part slink

See also slink

slink <pt & pp slunk, + adv compl> [Am slɪŋk, Brit slɪŋk] VB intr

he slunk upstairs to his room

subió a su habitación sigilosamente or a hurtadillas

he slunk upstairs to his room (with shame, embarrassment)

subió avergonzado a su habitación

he slunk upstairs to his room (with shame, embarrassment)

subió a su habitación con el rabo entre las piernas

to slink off or away

escabullirse

to slink off or away

escaparse

slink <pt & pp slunk, + adv compl> [Am slɪŋk, Brit slɪŋk] VB intr

he slunk upstairs to his room

subió a su habitación sigilosamente or a hurtadillas

he slunk upstairs to his room (with shame, embarrassment)

subió avergonzado a su habitación

he slunk upstairs to his room (with shame, embarrassment)

subió a su habitación con el rabo entre las piernas

to slink off or away

escabullirse

to slink off or away

escaparse

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furtively creep/slink

sigilosamente

furtively creep/slink

furtivamente

slunk in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for slunk in the English»Spanish Dictionary

slunk [slʌŋk] VB

slunk pt, pp of slink

See also slink

slink [slɪŋk] VB intr slunk

to slink away [or off]

escabullirse

slink [slɪŋk] VB intr slunk

to slink away [or off]

escabullirse

slunk Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to slink away [or off]

escabullirse

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The fans laughed at the batter as he slunk back to the dugout, where he was greeted with his own teammates' laughter and derision.

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They slunk away a few minutes later, looking significantly less cocky.

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Finally, after wandering aimlessly for a while, it slunk away.

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Just as in the week before, though for different reasons, many fair-weather fans slunk out of the game early.

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They had slunk down narrow streets while incoming fire ricocheted off smoldering cars and into pock-marked buildings.

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I slunk into the shadows before anyone could pin it on me.

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Later, as the war slowly slunk into the past, the recollection of disfigured bodies lingered in the nation's art, a sign of latent horror.

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Afterwards, the actor slunk out through the log-flap again and restacked all the wood.

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A few years ago they would have slunk off at the first sign of our presence.

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He took the clothes and slunk away.

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