bob

bob
[bɒb]
sustantivo
1ligera genuflexión (f) (curtsey) (a modo de saludo)
2corte (m) estilo paje (hairstyle) (a modo de saludo)
3bobsleigh (m) bob (m) (bobsleigh) (a modo de saludo)
verbo transitivo (pt & pp bobbed)
también:
  • to bob one's head (a modo de saludo) -> hacer un gesto con la cabeza
también:
  • to have one's hair bobbed -> cortarse el pelo a lo paje
verbo intransitivo
también:
  • to bob up and down -> moverse arriba y abajo
  • to bob about -> mecerse (on water)
sustantivo
1chelín (m) (familiar) (shilling) (británico)
  • that must have cost a few bob -> debe haber costado buena pasta or (español de España) plata or (Am) lana (español de México)

bob [bob]
1Apalear, golpear con algún objeto redondeado o nudoso.
2Sacudir con el codo o la mano.
3va.
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
4Mover, agitar, mover(se) de un lado a otro, o de arriba abajo, de una manera súbita y rápida. (n)
  • The cork bobbed up and down on the water -> el corcho cabeceaba en el agua
5Cortar la cola de un caballo. (n)
  • Bob up -> aparecer
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
6Bambolear, moverse alguna cosa de un lado a otro sin salir de su sitio; estar pendiente, colgar. (n)
7Pescar con boya o flotador ligero de corcho o madera. (n)
va. y (Coloq,)
sustantivo
1Pingajo o colgajo; pendiente de oreja.
2Estrambote, copla añadida a alguna composición poética.
3Golpe.
4Un toque de campana
sustantivo
5Corcho de caña para pescar. (Familiar) (m)
6Lenteja, disco o parte más pesada del péndulo. (m)
7Chelín (en Inglaterra hasta 1.971). (Familiar) (m)
  • She’s not short of a few bob/bob or two -> está forrada
8Balancín de bomba o de máquina de vapor. (m)
9La cola cortada de un caballo. (m)
10Inclinación (movement of head), reverencia (curtsy). (m)
11Melena (haircut). (m)
Cebo para pescar.
(Coloq,) (GB) Bob’s your uncle!, ¡listo!, ¡ya está!

bob [bɒb]
noun
(jerk) [of head etc] sacudida; (f) meneo; (m) (curtsy) reverencia; (f)
verb:intransitive
(jerk) [+person] menearse; [+animal] moverse; menearse
to bob to sb (curtsy) hacer una reverencia a algn
bob [bɒb]
noun
(hairstyle) pelo a lo garçon; (m)
verb:transitive
[+hair] cortar a lo garçon
bob [bɒb] (informal)
noun
(pl inv) (Britain) (formerly) (shilling) chelín; (m)
that must be worth a few bob eso tiene que valer un buen pico un dineral; (informal)or he's not short of a few bob está forrado; (informal)
bob [bɒb]
noun
(bobsleigh) bob; (m) bobsleigh; (m)

Verb Conjugation for "bob"

Imperative
  • bob
  • you bob
  • he/she bobs
  • we bob
  • you bob
  • they bob
Preterite
  • I bobbed
  • you bobbed
  • he/she bobbed
  • we bobbed
  • you bobbed
  • they bobbed
Present Continuous
  • I am bobbing
  • you are bobbing
  • he/she is bobbing
  • we are bobbing
  • you are bobbing
  • they are bobbing
Present Perfect
  • I have bobbed
  • you have bobbed
  • he/she has bobbed
  • we have bobbed
  • you have bobbed
  • they have bobbed
Past Continuous
  • I was bobbing
  • you were bobbing
  • he/she was bobbing
  • we were bobbing
  • you were bobbing
  • they were bobbing
Past Perfect
  • I had bobbed
  • you had bobbed
  • he/she had bobbed
  • we had bobbed
  • you had bobbed
  • they had bobbed
Future
  • I will bob
  • you will bob
  • he/she will bob
  • we will bob
  • you will bob
  • they will bob
Future Perfect
  • I will have bobbed
  • you will have bobbed
  • he/she will have bobbed
  • we will have bobbed
  • you will have bobbed
  • they will have bobbed
Future Continuous
  • I will be bobbing
  • you will be bobbing
  • he/she will be bobbing
  • we will be bobbing
  • you will be bobbing
  • they will be bobbing
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been bobbing
  • you have been bobbing
  • he/she has been bobbing
  • we have been bobbing
  • you have been bobbing
  • they have been bobbing
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been bobbing
  • you will have been bobbing
  • he/she will have been bobbing
  • we will have been bobbing
  • you will have been bobbing
  • they will have been bobbing
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been bobbing
  • you had been bobbing
  • he/she had been bobbing
  • we had been bobbing
  • you had been bobbing
  • they had been bobbing
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