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chuck
[tʃʌk]
verbo transitivo
1. (familiar)
2. tirar (throw), botar (Am)
3. cortar con (finish relationship with), botar a (Andes, CAm, Carib)

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chuck [chak]
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1. Cloquear, cacarear la gallina cuando está clueca. (n)
2. Dar una sobarbada o golpe debajo de la barba a alguno.
  • To chuck somebody under the chin -> darle una palmadita en la barbilla a alguien
3. Arrojar diestramente.
4. Cloquear, llamar la gallina a sus pollos.
5. Tirar, aventar (throw); tirar, botar (throw away); dejar, plantar (give up/job); plantar, botar, largar (boyfriend/girlfriend). (Coloquial)
-va.
sustantivo
1. Cloqueo.
2. Cariño.
3. Sobarbada.
4. Rumor repentino.
5. Corte de carne vacuna del cuarto delantero.
sustantivo
1. (Art. y Of.) 1.
2. Cuña, calzo.
Mandril, mangote, plato de un torno; invento para asir un objeto de tal manera que pueda girar.

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chuck [tʃʌk]
noun
1 (throw) tiro (m); echada (f)
2
to get the chuck (from job) ser despedido; to give sb the chuck (from relationship) dar la patada a algn (informal); plantar a algn (informal)
His girlfriend gave him the chuck last week
3
a chuck under the chin una palmada cariñosa en la barbilla
verb:transitive
1 (throw) tirar; echar
2 (throw away) (also chuck away) tirar; botar; (LAm) [+money] tirar; [+chance] desperdiciar
3 (give up) (also chuck up) (also chuck in) [+job] dejar; plantar (informal)
Last summer he chucked his 10-year career as a London stockbroker and headed for the moutains
 [+boyfriend, girlfriend] dar la patada a (informal); plantar (informal)
There was a great hoo-ha when I chucked her
so I had to chuck it así que tuve que dejarlo; chuck it! ¡basta ya!; ¡déjalo!
4
to chuck sb under the chin dar una palmada cariñosa bajo la barbilla a algn
chuck [tʃʌk]
noun
1 (also chuck steak) bistec (m) de pobre
2 (US) (food) manduca (informal) (f)
note See culture box in entry dude.
modifier
chuck wagon (n) carromato (m) de provisiones
chuck [tʃʌk]
chock
chuck [tʃʌk]
noun
(Téc) portabrocas (m)

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Verb Conjugation for "chuck"

Imperative
  • chuck
  • you chuck
  • he/she chucks
  • we chuck
  • you chuck
  • they chuck
Preterite
  • I chucked
  • you chucked
  • he/she chucked
  • we chucked
  • you chucked
  • they chucked
Present Continuous
  • I am chucking
  • you are chucking
  • he/she is chucking
  • we are chucking
  • you are chucking
  • they are chucking
Present Perfect
  • I have chucked
  • you have chucked
  • he/she has chucked
  • we have chucked
  • you have chucked
  • they have chucked
Past Continuous
  • I was chucking
  • you were chucking
  • he/she was chucking
  • we were chucking
  • you were chucking
  • they were chucking
Past Perfect
  • I had chucked
  • you had chucked
  • he/she had chucked
  • we had chucked
  • you had chucked
  • they had chucked
Future
  • I will chuck
  • you will chuck
  • he/she will chuck
  • we will chuck
  • you will chuck
  • they will chuck
Future Perfect
  • I will have chucked
  • you will have chucked
  • he/she will have chucked
  • we will have chucked
  • you will have chucked
  • they will have chucked
Future Continuous
  • I will be chucking
  • you will be chucking
  • he/she will be chucking
  • we will be chucking
  • you will be chucking
  • they will be chucking
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been chucking
  • you have been chucking
  • he/she has been chucking
  • we have been chucking
  • you have been chucking
  • they have been chucking
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been chucking
  • you will have been chucking
  • he/she will have been chucking
  • we will have been chucking
  • you will have been chucking
  • they will have been chucking
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been chucking
  • you had been chucking
  • he/she had been chucking
  • we had been chucking
  • you had been chucking
  • they had been chucking
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