boo in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for boo in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.boo [Am bu, Brit buː] INTERJ

boo

¡bu!

he/she wouldn't say boo to a goose Brit

es incapaz de matar una mosca

II.boo [Am bu, Brit buː] N

boo

≈ silba f

boo

≈ rechifla f

boo

≈ silbatina f AmS

III.boo <boos, booing, booed> [Am bu, Brit buː] VB trans

boo

abuchear

she was booed off the stage

la abuchearon y tuvo que abandonar el escenario

IV.boo <boos, booing, booed> [Am bu, Brit buː] VB intr

boo

abuchear

boo-boo [Am ˈbubu, Brit ˈbuːbuː] N

boo-boo → boob

See also boob², boob¹

boob² [Am bub, Brit buːb] N inf (breast)

boob

teta f inf or vulgar sl

boob

pechuga f inf, hum

boob

chichi f Mex inf

boob

lola f RioPl inf, hum

I.boob¹ [Am bub, Brit buːb] N inf

1. boob Am (foolish person):

boob

bobo m / boba f inf

2. boob Brit (blunder):

boob

metedura f de pata

boob

metida f de pata LatAm inf

to make a boob

meter la pata inf

to make a boob

tirarse una plancha Spain inf

II.boob¹ [Am bub, Brit buːb] VB intr Brit inf

boob

meter la pata inf

boob

tirarse una plancha Spain inf

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yah, boo sucks!

¡te fastidias! inf

yah, boo sucks!

¡embrómate! AmS inf

Translations for boo in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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buu

boo!

bu

boo!

abuchear

to boo

uh

boo! inf

embarrada

boo-boo Am inf

pifia

boo-boo inf

abroncar

to boo

boo in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for boo in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.boo [bu:] INTERJ inf

boo

bu

II.boo [bu:] VB intr

boo

abuchear

boo

pifiar Chile, Mex

III.boo [bu:] VB trans

boo

abuchear

he was booed off the stage

lo abuchearon hasta que abandonó el escenario

boo N

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boo (darling) Am sl

cari inf

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to not say boo to a goose pej

no decir ni mu

Translations for boo in the Spanish»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

abuchear

to boo

silbar

to boo

abroncar

to boo

gritar

to boo

fuera

boo

boo Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to not say boo to a goose pej

no decir ni mu

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

They're the modern equivalent of the lot that used to boo the plays in the 50s and 60s.

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People would boo me, although it wasn't aggressive.

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He was booed by some, but cheered by others.

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The police and security guards were booed when they took the pair away.

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He said that he would rather retire while he was still popular with fans than to hang around until they start to boo.

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There was a minor glitch once, when the screen faded and the audience booed.

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Her words were met with booing, and soon after she walked off the stage.

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He is booed by audiences and mocked in public for his cowardly deed.

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The next inning when he went out to left field they booed and booed and booed.

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They booed the daylights out of me, he remembers.

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