How do you pronounce 'Slug' and 'babosa'?

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What is an example sentence for Slug in Spanish?

English: "A slug left a silvery trail across the patio." | Spanish: "Una babosa dejó un rastro plateado en el patio."

noun · verb

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slug Meaning in Spanish (slug significado en español)

Q: What is 'babosa' called in English?

'babosa' in English is called "Slug". Slug refers to: Molusco gasterópodo terrestre que se asemeja a un caracol pero no tiene concha o solo una concha interna rudimentaria.

nounbabosa, bala

verbgolpear

Sinónimos:caracolproyectilpegar

babosa in English:slug

Phonetic:bá-bo-sa

Plural: slugs

Gender:Femenino

Quick Answer • Resumen

El significado de slug en español es babosa, bala, golpear. (Molusco gasterópodo terrestre que se asemeja a un caracol pero no tiene concha o solo una concha interna rudimentaria.)

Definitions of Slug

1
noun
babosa
A terrestrial gastropod mollusc that resembles a snail but has no shell or only a rudimentary internal shell.
Molusco gasterópodo terrestre que se asemeja a un caracol pero no tiene concha o solo una concha interna rudimentaria.
2
noun
bala
A heavy metal projectile, typically one fired from a shotgun or a large-caliber handgun.
Proyectil pesado de metal, típicamente uno disparado desde una escopeta o una pistola de gran calibre.
3
verb(informal)
golpear
To hit someone or something with a hard blow.
Golpear a alguien o algo con un golpe fuerte.

Example Sentences

“A slug left a silvery trail across the patio.”

Una babosa dejó un rastro plateado en el patio.

“The hunter loaded a slug into his shotgun.”

El cazador cargó una bala en su escopeta.

sports

“He slugged the ball over the fence.”

Golpeó la pelota por encima de la valla.

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Synonyms (Sinónimos)

In Spanish:

caracolproyectilpegar

Antonyms (Antónimos)

In Spanish:

esquivardisparar

Inflected Word Forms

past tenseslugged

present participleslugging

agent nounslugger

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

slug it outidiom

To fight or compete fiercely until one side wins or is exhausted.

a slug of whiskeycollocation

A small, strong drink of whiskey or other alcohol.