What is 'gilipolleces' called in English?

'gilipolleces' in English is called "Bollocks". Bollocks refers to: Término vulgar para referirse a algo como completo disparate o basura.

How do you pronounce 'Bollocks' and 'gilipolleces'?

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What is an example sentence for Bollocks in Spanish?

English: "Don't talk such bollocks, that's completely untrue." | Spanish: "No digas gilipolleces, eso es completamente falso."

noun · verb

English to Spanish Dictionary

bollocks Meaning in Spanish (bollocks significado en español)

noungilipolleces, cojones

verbfastidiar

Sinónimos:tonteríasestupidecesmemeces

gilipolleces in English:bollocks

Phonetic:jilipoyeces

Plural: bollocks

Gender:Femenino

Quick Answer • Resumen

El significado de bollocks en español es gilipolleces, cojones, fastidiar. (Término vulgar para referirse a algo como completo disparate o basura.)

Definitions of Bollocks

1
noun(slang)
gilipolleces
A vulgar slang term used to refer to something as utter nonsense or rubbish.
Término vulgar para referirse a algo como completo disparate o basura.
2
noun(slang)
cojones
A vulgar slang term for the testicles.
Término vulgar para los testículos.
3
verb(slang)
fastidiar
To make a mess of something or to ruin it completely, often used in the phrase 'to bollocks up'.
Arruinar o estropear algo por completo, a menudo usado en la frase 'to bollocks up'.

Example Sentences

casual

“Don't talk such bollocks, that's completely untrue.”

No digas gilipolleces, eso es completamente falso.

casual

“I completely bollocksed up the presentation.”

Arruiné por completo la presentación.

casual

“He thinks the whole idea is a load of old bollocks.”

Él piensa que toda la idea es un montón de viejas gilipolleces.

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Synonyms (Sinónimos)

In Spanish:

tonteríasestupidecesmemeces

In English:

rubbish nonsense drivel baloney

Antonyms (Antónimos)

In Spanish:

sentido comúnrazón

In English:

truth sense fact

Inflected Word Forms

past participlebollocked

gerundbollocking

nounbollock