whoops in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for whoops in the English»Spanish Dictionary

whoops [Am wups, wʊps, Brit wʊps] INTERJ

whoops

¡ay!

whoops

¡epa! AmS inf

whoops

¡híjole! Mex inf

I.whoop [Am (h)wup, Brit wuːp] VB intr

whoop

gritar

whoop

chillar

II.whoop [Am (h)wup, Brit wuːp] VB trans

to whoop it up inf (make merry)

armar jolgorio inf

(cheer) Am they went to whoop it up for the home team

fueron a animar al equipo local

(cheer) Am they went to whoop it up for the home team

fueron a hacerle barra al equipo local And inf

III.whoop [Am (h)wup, Brit wuːp] N

1. whoop (shout):

whoop

grito m

whoop

chillido m

2. whoop MED:

whoop

silbido producido por un espasmo laríngeo

Translations for whoops in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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pumba

whoops!

opa

whoops! inf

epa

whoops!

¡uy! casi me caigo

whoops! I nearly fell over

dio un grito de alegría/sorpresa

she let out o gave a whoop of joy/a gasp of astonishment

whoops in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for whoops in the English»Spanish Dictionary

whoops [wʊps] INTERJ inf

whoops

epa

I.whoop [hu:p] VB intr

whoop

gritar

II.whoop [hu:p] VB trans

to whoop it up

echar una cana al aire

III.whoop [hu:p] N

whoop

grito m

whoop of triumph

grito m de victoria

to give a loud whoop

dar un grito muy fuerte

Translations for whoops in the Spanish»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

¡huy! (exclamación tras un error o accidente)

[wh]oops!

¡uy! (exclamación tras un error o accidente)

[wh]oops!

epa (accidente)

(wh)oops!

relincho

whoop

whoops Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to whoop it up

echar una cana al aire

whoop of triumph

grito m de victoria

to give a loud whoop

dar un grito muy fuerte

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The joy in the whoops, the whistles and the waves could not be mistaken, but equally palpable was the relief.

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Judging by the whoops that greeted this statement, it was clear that the majority of the audience agreed with him.

www.telegraph.co.uk

There we learn that, whoops, the banks didn't lend it out after all.

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But on this field, in this province, in this country, there were only cheers and whoops.

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Zoologists have started to find the hidden signals in the whoops and laughs of spotted hyenas.

phenomena.nationalgeographic.com

Another whoops here for him, atheism is not a religion.

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The camel whoops with excitement.

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Her stance drew whoops from the audience, but the winners of the prize were less impressed.

www.stuff.co.nz

The news inside was greeted by hugs, whoops, high-fives and, occasionally, tears.

www.nola.com

The elements of a call fall into three categories: harsh barks, whoops, and residuals.

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