bobbed

UK:^*^*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈbɒbd/

From the verb bob: (⇒ conjugate)
bobbed is: ⓘClick the infinitive to see all available inflections: v past; v past p

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Principal Translations
Inglés	Español
bobbed adj	(hair: cut in a short style) (pelo de mujer)	corto/a adj
a media melena loc adj
Bobbed hair was fashionable in the 1920s.

Principal Translations
Inglés	Español
bob⇒ vi	(go up and down)	subir y bajar loc verb
moverse de arriba abajo loc verb
oscilar de arriba abajo loc verb
Ice cubes bobbed in the pitcher of lemonade.
bob, bob along, bob up and down vi	used in compounds (move up and down: on water)	mecerse⇒ v prnl
balancearse⇒ v prnl
The toy boat bobbed along on the surface of the lake.
El barco de juguete se mecía en la superficie del lago.
bob n	(nod, tilt of the head)	inclinación nf
The bob of Howard's head confirmed that he wanted coffee.
bob, bob cut n	(women's short haircut)	cortarse el pelo encima de los hombros loc verb
Christine recently cut her long hair into a bob.

Additional Translations
Inglés	Español
bob n	informal, historical, invariable, UK (old British coin: shilling)	chelín nm
Oliver found two bob on the street.
bob n	(curtsy)	reverencia nf
The Queen found the little girl's bob adorable.
bob n	(bobsled) (voz inglesa)	bobsleigh nm
(voz inglesa)	bobsled nm
bóbsled nm
This athlete took gold in the bob at last year's Winter Olympics.
bob n	(dangling object)	pesa nf
The little boy flicked the bob on the grandfather clock with his finger.
bob⇒ vi	(suddenly appear)	aparecer de repente loc verb
(coloquial)	salir de la nada expr
Sally's daughter abruptly bobbed into the room.
bob vi	(ride a bobsled)	andar en bobsleigh loc verb
andar en bobsled loc verb
andar en bóbsled loc verb
When it snows, the children often beg to go bobbing.
bob for [sth] vi + prep	(try to get hold of [sth])	atrapar⇒ vtr
bob [sth]⇒ vtr	(make [sth] move up and down)	mecer⇒ vtr
The waves bobbed the small rowboat up and down.
bob [sth] vtr	(head: nod or incline quickly)	inclinar⇒ vtr
The old man bobbed his head in agreement.
bob [sth] vtr	often passive (crop [sth] short)	cortar⇒ vtr
The dog's tail had been bobbed.

Compound Forms: bob \|
Inglés	Español
a few bob n	UK, slang, dated (money: small sum)	unas monedas loc nom fpl
(ES: coloquial)	un poco de pasta loc nom m
(AmL)	unos pesos loc nom mpl
(MX)	unos varos loc nom mpl
I gave a few bob to the kid next door; he helped me wash the car.
Le di unas monedas al niño de la casa de al lado, que me ayudó a lavar el auto.
a few bob n	UK, slang (money: quite a lot)	estar forrado expr
bastante dinero adj + nm
That couple have a big house and a nice car; they must be worth a few bob.
La pareja tiene una casa grande y un buen auto, deben estar forrados.
bob along vi + adv	(float, move on water) (en el agua)	balancearse⇒, mecerse⇒ v prnl
bob for apples v expr	(game) (juego)	pescar manzanas loc verb
pescar manzanas con la boca loc verb
Children enjoy bobbing for apples as a party game.
Los niños disfrutan del juego de pescar manzanas en las fiestas.
bob up vi + adv	(appear from underwater)	emerger⇒ vi
salir de debajo del agua loc verb
plumb bob n	(lead for plumb line)	plomada nf
sleek bob n	(women's short haircut) (corte de pelo)	media melena loc nom f

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