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bluff [blʌf]
sustantivo
1. farol (m) (pretense)
- to call somebody's bluff -> ver a alguien un farol; (at cards) retar a alguien a que cumpla sus amenazas (in negotiation)
verbo intransitivo
2. fingir, simular (pretend); tirarse un farol (in cards)
sustantivo
1. despeñadero (m) (cliff)
adjetivo
1. abrupto(a) (manner)
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bluff [blaf]
adjetivo
1. Agreste, áspero, rústico.
2. Obtuso. (Marina)
3. Rudo, firme.
4. Escarpado, amogotado.
5. Francote, campechano (person). (Familiar) (m)
sustantivo
1. Colina o risco escarpado, por lo general inmediato a las orillas de un río o del mar (cliff).
2. Fanfarronada.
- Bluff, blo -> (pretence)
- To call somebody’s poner a alguien en evidencia ->
- He managed to bluff his way out of it -> logró salir del apuro embaucándolos
va. Engañar simulando recursos de que se carece. Alardear, fanfarronear. Hacer un bluff o blof.
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