trainspotting in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for trainspotting in the English»Spanish Dictionary

trainspotting [ˈtreɪnspɒtɪŋ] N Brit

trainspotting

actividad de un → trainspotter

See also trainspotter

trainspotter [Am ˈtreɪnspɑdər, Brit ˈtreɪnspɒtə] N Brit

1. trainspotter:

trainspotter

persona cuyo hobby es observar trenes y coleccionar números de locomotoras

2. trainspotter (bore):

trainspotter inf

ganso m / gansa f inf

Translations for trainspotting in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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observación de trenes

trainspotting Brit

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English

This proved to be a success, leading to the emerging of trainspotting as a national hobby, and from this the company was formed.

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Trainspotting, in particular, features one of the finest soundtracks ever.

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Trainspotting was a very successful film and it sold around the world.

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It is that kind of karma which trainspotting is all about.

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Were talking about serious operatic trainspotting here, where a record would go on and two bars of something would be played and you had to guess the singer.

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There is evidence that trainspotting comes naturally to men.

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Trainspotting, it turns out, is the ultimate philosophical hobby.

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You'd perhaps think that trainspotting all alone, via a screen, was even lonelier than old-school platform pounding.

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Some of the popular past times include philately, trainspotting, theology and daily geo-political debating.

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