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mugs

/mʌɡz/

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noun

Tazas grandes

A large cup for hot liquids, usually having a handle and used without a saucer.

Examples :

"She filled her mugs with hot cocoa before we watched the movie. "

Ella llenó sus tazas grandes con chocolate caliente antes de que viéramos la película.

utensil drink item

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noun

Cara

The face, often used deprecatingly.

Examples :

"What an ugly mug."

Qué cara más fea.

appearance body human

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noun

Ingenuo, tonto

A gullible or easily-cheated person.

Examples :

"The street vendor was selling fake watches, hoping to find some mugs who didn't know the difference. "

El vendedor ambulante vendía relojes falsos, con la esperanza de encontrar algunos tontos que no supieran la diferencia.

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noun

Tonto, idiota

A stupid or contemptible person.

Examples :

""The boss yelled at us, calling us all mugs because we made a mistake on the report." "

El jefe nos gritó, llamándonos a todos tontos porque cometimos un error en el informe.

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verb

Golpear en la cara

To strike in the face.

Examples :

"The robber tried to mug the old man in the alley, but he fought back. "

El ladrón intentó golpear al anciano en la cara en el callejón, pero él se defendió.

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verb

Asaltar para robar

To assault for the purpose of robbery.

Examples :

"The thief mugs people on the street late at night to steal their wallets. "

El ladrón asalta a la gente en la calle a altas horas de la noche para robarles las carteras.

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verb

Hacer muecas, poner caras

To exaggerate a facial expression for communicative emphasis; to make a face, to pose, as for photographs or in a performance, in an exaggerated or affected manner.

Examples :

"The clown mugs for the audience, making silly faces to get them to laugh. "

El payaso pone caras para el público, haciendo muecas tontas para hacerlos reír.

appearance entertainment communication action

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verb

Fotografiar, retratar

To photograph for identification; to take a mug shot.

Examples :

"The police will mug the suspect before processing him. "

La policía fotografiará al sospechoso antes de procesarlo.

police media action

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verb

Empollar, estudiar a marchas forzadas

To learn or review a subject as much as possible in a short time; cram.

Examples :

""Because I forgot about the test, I'm going to have to mugs for it all night." "

Como me olvidé del examen, voy a tener que empollar toda la noche.

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noun

Idiota, imbécil

Motherfucker (usually in similes, e.g. "like a mug" or "as a mug")

Examples :

"He cheated on the test; he's such a mugs. "

Hizo trampa en el examen; es un idiota.

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