bonk

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bonk
[bɒŋk]
verbo transitivo
1pegar (familiar) (hit)
sustantivo
1(very familiar) (sex)
  • to have a bonk -> echar un casquete (británicoEsp), coger (Am), chingar (español de México)
verbo transitivo
2echar un casquete con (have sex with) (español de España), cogerse a (Am), chingarse a (español de México)
verbo intransitivo
3echar un casquete (have sex) (español de España), coger (Am), chingar (español de México)

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bonk [bonk]
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
  • To bonk somebody on the nose -> pegarle o darle a alguien en la nariz

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bonk [bɒŋk]
noun
1 (informal) (hit) golpe; (m)
it went bonk (informal) hizo ¡pum!; se oyó un ruido sordo
2 (Britain) (very_informal) (sex)
to have a bonk echarse un polvo; (vulgar) follar; (Esp) (vulgar)
They found a quiet room, had a quick bonk, then returned to the party ...boasting about having had 5 bonks, with 5 different women, in the same night
verb:intransitive
(Britain) (very_informal) (have sex) echarse un polvo; (vulgar) follar; (Esp) (vulgar)
verb:transitive
1 (informal) (hit) golpear; pegar
2 (Britain) (very_informal) (have sex with) tirarse a; (vulgar) echarse un polvo con; (vulgar)
He is bonking most of the female staff

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Verb Conjugation for "bonk"

Imperative
  • bonk
  • you bonk
  • he/she bonks
  • we bonk
  • you bonk
  • they bonk
Preterite
  • I bonked
  • you bonked
  • he/she bonked
  • we bonked
  • you bonked
  • they bonked
Present Continuous
  • I am bonking
  • you are bonking
  • he/she is bonking
  • we are bonking
  • you are bonking
  • they are bonking
Present Perfect
  • I have bonked
  • you have bonked
  • he/she has bonked
  • we have bonked
  • you have bonked
  • they have bonked
Past Continuous
  • I was bonking
  • you were bonking
  • he/she was bonking
  • we were bonking
  • you were bonking
  • they were bonking
Past Perfect
  • I had bonked
  • you had bonked
  • he/she had bonked
  • we had bonked
  • you had bonked
  • they had bonked
Future
  • I will bonk
  • you will bonk
  • he/she will bonk
  • we will bonk
  • you will bonk
  • they will bonk
Future Perfect
  • I will have bonked
  • you will have bonked
  • he/she will have bonked
  • we will have bonked
  • you will have bonked
  • they will have bonked
Future Continuous
  • I will be bonking
  • you will be bonking
  • he/she will be bonking
  • we will be bonking
  • you will be bonking
  • they will be bonking
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been bonking
  • you have been bonking
  • he/she has been bonking
  • we have been bonking
  • you have been bonking
  • they have been bonking
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been bonking
  • you will have been bonking
  • he/she will have been bonking
  • we will have been bonking
  • you will have been bonking
  • they will have been bonking
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been bonking
  • you had been bonking
  • he/she had been bonking
  • we had been bonking
  • you had been bonking
  • they had been bonking
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