butt

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el trasero

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butt
[bʌt]
sustantivo
1culata (f) (of rifle); colilla (f) (of cigarette)
  • to be the butt of a joke -> ser el blanco de una broma
2trasero (m) (familiar) (buttocks) (Estados Unidos)
verbo transitivo
3dar or arrear un cabezazo a (hit with head)

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butt [bat]
sustantivo
1Terreno, el objeto o blanco que se pone para tirar a él.
2Blanco, hito, el fin u objeto a que se dirigen las acciones de alguno.
3Hazmerreír, el que es objeto de la irrisión de otros (target of jokes or criticism).
4Bota, pipa.
5Culata (rifle).
6Topetazo (from goat).
  • To get off one’s butt -> ponerse a trabajar
  • Butt-leather -> cuero de buey
  • Butt-end -> cabo o mango de alguna cosa; término más pesado de alguna cosa
  • Cigar-butt -> punta de cigarro
(Coloq,) Trasero, culo, traste, poto. Regatón, contera.
  • Butt in -> interrumpir, meter la cuchara
va. Topar o topetar, dar con la cabeza en alguna cosa; darle un topetazo a (goat).

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butt [bʌt]
noun
1 (also butt-end) cabo; (m) extremo; (m) [of gun] culata; (f) [of cigar] colilla; (f)
2 (US) (informal) (cigarette) colilla; (f)
3 especially (US) (very_informal) (bottom) trasero; (informal) (m) culo; (very_informal) (m)
to work one's butt off romperse los cuernos; (informal)
modifier
butt cheeks (very_informal) (n) (US) nalgas; (f)
It's a thrill when I can go out there and bend over and spread my butt cheeks and I know they're staring longingly at my holes
butt [bʌt]
noun
1 (Archery) (Shooting) (target) blanco; (m)
the butts el campo de tiro al blanco
2 blanco; (m)
she's the butt of his jokes ella es el blanco de sus bromas
butt [bʌt]
noun
(push with head) cabezazo; (m) [of goat] topetazo; (m)
verb:transitive
[+goat] topetar; [+person] dar un cabezazo a
to butt one's head against dar un cabezazo contra; to butt one's way through abrirse paso a cabezazos
butt in
verb:intransitive:plus_adverb
(interrupt) interrumpir; (meddle) meterse
I don't want to butt in
butt into
verb:intransitive:plus_preposition
[+conversation] meterse en; [+meeting] interrumpir;
butt out (very_informal)
verb:intransitive:plus_adverb
(US) no entrometerse
She would have liked to tell him to butt out The time has come for parents to butt out of the adolescent's daily life
butt out! ¡no te metas donde no te importa!
butt [bʌt]
noun
(barrel) tonel; (m) (for rainwater) tina; (f) aljibe; (m)

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Verb Conjugation for "butt"

Imperative
  • butt
  • you butt
  • he/she butts
  • we butt
  • you butt
  • they butt
Preterite
  • I butted
  • you butted
  • he/she butted
  • we butted
  • you butted
  • they butted
Present Continuous
  • I am butting
  • you are butting
  • he/she is butting
  • we are butting
  • you are butting
  • they are butting
Present Perfect
  • I have butted
  • you have butted
  • he/she has butted
  • we have butted
  • you have butted
  • they have butted
Past Continuous
  • I was butting
  • you were butting
  • he/she was butting
  • we were butting
  • you were butting
  • they were butting
Past Perfect
  • I had butted
  • you had butted
  • he/she had butted
  • we had butted
  • you had butted
  • they had butted
Future
  • I will butt
  • you will butt
  • he/she will butt
  • we will butt
  • you will butt
  • they will butt
Future Perfect
  • I will have butted
  • you will have butted
  • he/she will have butted
  • we will have butted
  • you will have butted
  • they will have butted
Future Continuous
  • I will be butting
  • you will be butting
  • he/she will be butting
  • we will be butting
  • you will be butting
  • they will be butting
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been butting
  • you have been butting
  • he/she has been butting
  • we have been butting
  • you have been butting
  • they have been butting
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been butting
  • you will have been butting
  • he/she will have been butting
  • we will have been butting
  • you will have been butting
  • they will have been butting
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been butting
  • you had been butting
  • he/she had been butting
  • we had been butting
  • you had been butting
  • they had been butting
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to beat; to overcome, to surpass, to overtake