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noun

Hereje

"The established scientists considered the young researcher and his unconventional theory buggers for challenging their long-held beliefs. "

Los científicos establecidos consideraban al joven investigador y su teoría poco convencional herejes por desafiar sus creencias arraigadas.

religion theology doctrine

noun

Sodomita

Someone who commits buggery; a sodomite.

"The British Sexual Offences Act of 1967 is a buggers′ charter."

La Ley de Delitos Sexuales británica de 1967 es una carta para sodomitas.

sex person moral human

noun

Tonto, inútil

A foolish or worthless person or thing; a despicable person.

""Those buggers never clean up after themselves in the break room." "

Esos tontos nunca limpian después de sí mismos en la sala de descanso.

person character attitude moral inhuman negative

noun

Problema, fastidio

A situation that causes dismay.

""Losing my keys right before the important meeting was a real buggers." "

Perder mis llaves justo antes de la reunión importante fue un verdadero problema.

situation negative

noun

Tío, tipo

Someone viewed with affection; a chap.

"How are you, you old bugger?"

¿Cómo estás, viejo tío?

person character human

noun

Mierda, cualquier cosa

A damn, anything at all.

"My car's broken down, and that's a real bugger. "

Mi coche se ha averiado, y eso es una verdadera mierda.

nothing exclamation curse language

noun

Aficionado, fanático

Someone who is very fond of something

"The Smith family are real gardening buggers; their yard is always filled with beautiful flowers and vegetables. "

La familia Smith son verdaderos fanáticos de la jardinería; su jardín siempre está lleno de hermosas flores y verduras.

person character attitude

noun

Chico, mocoso

A whippersnapper, a tyke.

"What is that little bugger up to now?"

¿Qué está haciendo ese mocoso ahora?

person age family

verb

Practicar la sodomía con

To have anal sex with, sodomize.

sex action human body

verb

Arruinar, estropear

To break or ruin.

""If you drop the phone in water, it buggers the electronics." "

Si dejas caer el teléfono en el agua, arruinarás los componentes electrónicos.

action negative

verb

Sorprenderse, asombrarse

To be surprised.

"Bugger me sideways!"

¡Me sorprende!

emotion attitude exclamation

verb

Despreciar, desdeñar

To feel contempt for some person or thing.

"Bugger Bognor. (Alleged to be the last words of King George V of the United Kingdom in response to a suggestion that he might recover from his illness and visit Bognor Regis.)"

¡Maldito Bognor!

attitude emotion character mind

verb

Estar frustrado, enfadarse

To feel frustration with something, or to consider that something is futile.

"Bugger this for a game of soldiers."

¡Que se fastidie este juego!

attitude emotion mind

verb

Estar fatigado, agotarse

To be fatigued.

"After a long day of moving furniture, I was truly buggered. "

Después de un largo día moviendo muebles, estaba realmente fatigado.

sensation condition body

noun

El que pone micrófonos, el que interviene

One who sets a bug (surveillance device); one who bugs.

"The detective suspected the competing company was full of buggers, planting devices to steal their secrets. "

El detective sospechaba que la empresa competidora estaba llena de los que ponen micrófonos, plantando dispositivos para robar sus secretos.

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