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cuff

/kʌf/

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noun

Guante, manopla

Examples :

"My little sister wore a bright red mitten, a beautiful, warm cuff for her small hands. "

Mi hermana pequeña llevaba una manopla roja brillante, una hermosa y cálida manopla para sus pequeñas manos.

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noun

Puño

The end of a shirt sleeve that covers the wrist

Examples :

"The boy rolled up the cuff of his shirt before playing outside. "

El niño se arremangó el puño de la camisa antes de jugar afuera.

wear style body part appearance

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noun

Dobladillo

The end of a pants leg, folded up

Examples :

"He tucked the cuff of his trousers into his socks to keep them from getting dirty. "

Metió el dobladillo de sus pantalones en sus calcetines para evitar que se ensuciaran.

appearance wear

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noun

Esposas

Examples :

"The police put the suspect in cuffs after the chase. "

La policía puso las esposas al sospechoso después de la persecución.

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verb

Poner puños

To furnish with cuffs.

Examples :

"The tailor will cuff the new shirt sleeves to the desired length. "

El sastre pondrá puños a las mangas de la camisa nueva a la longitud deseada.

wear style appearance

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verb

Esposar

Examples :

"The police officer cuffed the suspect after he confessed to the crime. "

El oficial de policía esposó al sospechoso después de que confesó el crimen.

police law action

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noun

Bofetada, cachete

A blow, especially with the open hand; a box; a slap.

Examples :

"The teacher gave the student a sharp cuff on the hand for whispering in class. "

El profesor le dio una fuerte bofetada en la mano al estudiante por susurrar en clase.

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verb

Abofetear, dar una bofetada

To hit, as a reproach, particularly with the open palm to the head; to slap.

Examples :

"The teacher cuffed the student's head for talking out of turn. "

El profesor abofeteó la cabeza del estudiante por hablar fuera de turno.

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verb

Pelear, reñir

To fight; to scuffle; to box.

Examples :

"The two boys started to cuff each other during recess. "

Los dos chicos comenzaron a pelearse durante el recreo.

action sport war entertainment

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verb

Abofetear, golpear

Examples :

"The strong wind cuffed the papers flying across the playground. "

El fuerte viento abofeteó los papeles que volaban por el patio de recreo.

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noun

Nuca

The scruff of the neck.

Examples :

"The teacher grabbed the student by the cuff, pulling him back to his seat. "

El profesor agarró al estudiante por la nuca, tirando de él para que volviera a su asiento.

body part anatomy