Diccionario inglés–español
Traducción española de la palabra inglesa blow one’s own horn
| inglés | español (traducido indirectamente) | esperanto |
|---|---|---|
| (hit; strike; whack; stroke; jab; lash) | golpe | |
soplar | ||
🔗 They never fly except when the wind blows. | ||
| (botch; bungle; screw up; spoil; blunder; flub; ball; foozle) | chafallar ; chapucear | |
| (hooter; klaxon) | asta ; bocina ; cuerno | |
🔗 A lawyer for Jacob Chansley, an Arizona man who wore horns, animal skin and face paint while carrying a spear and entering the Senate chamber, said Trump should do the “honourable thing and pardon those of his peaceful followers who accepted the president’s invitation”. | ||
| inglés | español |
|---|---|
| blow one’s own horn | ⇆ cantar sus propias alabanzas |
| blow | ⇆ estocada; ⇆ fanfarronear; ⇆ fanfarrón; ⇆ fundirse; ⇆ golpe; ⇆ jadear; ⇆ malgastar; ⇆ quemar; ⇆ ramalazo; ⇆ resoplar; ⇆ silbar; ⇆ sonar; ⇆ sonarse; ⇆ soplar; ⇆ soplido; ⇆ soplo; ⇆ tocar; ⇆ toque; ⇆ trompetazo; ⇆ ventarrón |
| horn | ⇆ asta; ⇆ bocina; ⇆ cuerno |