swill in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for swill in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.swill [Am swɪl, Brit swɪl] N

1.1. swill U (for pigs):

swill

comida f para cerdos

1.2. swill U inf (disgusting food, drink):

swill

bazofia f inf

swill

porquería f inf

2. swill (with water) no pl:

a swill (out/down) (wash)

una lavada

a swill (out/down) (rinse)

un enjuague

II.swill [Am swɪl, Brit swɪl] VB trans

1. swill (wash, rinse):

to swill sth (out)

lavar/enjuagar algo

to swill sth (down)

baldear algo

2. swill (drink) inf, pej:

swill beer

tomar

swill beer

beber (a grandes tragos)

III.swill [Am swɪl, Brit swɪl] VB intr

to swill around or about

moverse

Translations for swill in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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comistrajo

swill inf

enjuagar palangana/cubo

to swill out

swill in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for swill in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.swill [swɪl] N no pl

1. swill (pig feed):

swill

comida f para cerdos

swill fig, iron

bazofia f

2. swill (rinse):

swill

enjuague m

II.swill [swɪl] VB trans

1. swill (swirl):

swill liquid

remover

2. swill (rinse):

swill

baldear

3. swill (drink):

swill

beber a tragos

swill down VB trans inf

to swill sth down

beber algo a tragos

Translations for swill in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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rancho (de mala calidad)

swill

trasegar

to swill

swill Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to swill sth down

beber algo a tragos

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

They are funded by an excess of money swilling around the system.

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Of course, the unregulated swill of the day fuelled a few brawls.

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Besides, there's over 150 wineries to swill your way through.

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The middle fingers, the beer swilling, the catch phrases...

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The story makes reference to the six o'clock swill, written at a time shortly after the war when it was presumed that the reader would be familiar with the phenomenon.

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We were given next to nothing to eat, perhaps swede swill once a day.

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He exposed the manufacture of swill oil.

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In addition to her other tasks, the scullery maid had to keep the scullery clean by clearing away meat and vegetable garbage, scrubbing work tables, and swilling the floors.

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To some, beer is something you just swill down while watching football, and flavor is a distant after-thought.

gizmodo.com

Rather than reduce alcohol consumption, the measures led to excessive drinking in the hour before closing time which became known as the six o'clock swill.

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