What is 'macho' called in English?

'macho' in English is called "Buck". Buck refers to: Un ciervo macho, especialmente un gamo, o un macho de cabra o conejo.

How do you pronounce 'Buck' and 'macho'?

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What is an example sentence for Buck in Spanish?

English: "The hunter spotted a large buck in the forest." | Spanish: "El cazador vio un gran macho en el bosque."

noun · verb

English to Spanish Dictionary

buck Meaning in Spanish (buck significado en español)

nounmacho, dólar

verbresistirse

macho in English:buck

Plural: bucks

Gender:Masculino

Quick Answer • Resumen

El significado de buck en español es macho, dólar, resistirse. (Un ciervo macho, especialmente un gamo, o un macho de cabra o conejo.)

Definitions of Buck

1
noun
macho
A male deer, especially a fallow deer, or a male goat or rabbit.
Un ciervo macho, especialmente un gamo, o un macho de cabra o conejo.
2
noun(informal)
dólar
An informal term for a United States dollar or other unit of currency.
Un término informal para un dólar estadounidense u otra unidad de moneda.
3
verb
resistirse
To resist or oppose something forcefully, often a trend or system.
Resistir u oponerse a algo con fuerza, a menudo una tendencia o un sistema.

Example Sentences

casual

“The hunter spotted a large buck in the forest.”

El cazador vio un gran macho en el bosque.

casual

“Can you lend me twenty bucks?”

¿Puedes prestarme veinte dólares?

business

“She decided to buck the trend and start her own business.”

Decidió resistirse a la tendencia y empezar su propio negocio.

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Synonyms (Sinónimos)

In Spanish:

machodólarresistirse

In English:

stag hart

Antonyms (Antónimos)

In Spanish:

hembraceder

In English:

comply obey

Inflected Word Forms

past tensebucked

present participlebucking

agent nounbucker

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

pass the buckidiom

To shift responsibility or blame to someone else.

buck upphrasal_verb

To cheer up or make an effort to be more cheerful.

buck the trendexpression

To act in opposition to a general direction or tendency.