cuff

cue
[kjuː]
sustantivo
1entrada (f) (of actor)
  • to miss one's cue -> no oír la entrada
  • to take one's cue from somebody (sentido figurado) -> tomar ejemplo de alguien
  • cue card -> chuleta (f) (for public speaker) (en la que están anotados los puntos más importantes)
sustantivo
1taco (m) (in billiards, pool)
  • cue ball -> bola (f) jugadora
cuff
[kʌf]
sustantivo
1puño (m) (of shirt); vuelta (f) (of trousers) (Estados Unidos)
  • cuffs -> esposas (f pl) (handcuffs)
  • off the cuff (familiar) -> improvisadamente
  • cuff links -> gemelos mpl
sustantivo
1cachete (m) cate (m) (blow)
verbo transitivo
2dar un sopapo or (hit)una cachetada a (Am)

cuff [kaf]
sustantivo
1Puñada, manotada o bofetón: golpe (blow on face); coscorrón (on head).
2Puño de camisa: vuelta o bocamanga de una prenda de vestir; bastilla, dobladillo.
  • A cuff on the ear -> un sopapo
  • To go to cuffs -> principiar a darse golpes
  • Handcuffs -> manillas, esposas con que se maniata a los reos
  • He spoke off the cuff -> habló improvisando
  • An off-the-cuff speech -> un discurso improvisado
  • He let me have the beer on the cuff -> me fió la cerveza
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1Dar de puñadas, luchar, boxear: herir con las garras como las aves de rapiña. (n)
va. Golpear con la mano abierta: dar golpes, abofetear (strike).

cuff [kʌf]
noun
[of sleeve] puño; (m) (US) [of trousers] vuelta; (f)cuffs (informal) (handcuffs) esposas; (f)
off the cuff (as adv) de improviso; (as adj) improvisado
cuff [kʌf]
noun
bofetada; (f)
verb:transitive
abofetear

Verb Conjugation for "cuff"

Imperative
  • cuff
  • you cuff
  • he/she cuffs
  • we cuff
  • you cuff
  • they cuff
Preterite
  • I cuffed
  • you cuffed
  • he/she cuffed
  • we cuffed
  • you cuffed
  • they cuffed
Present Continuous
  • I am cuffing
  • you are cuffing
  • he/she is cuffing
  • we are cuffing
  • you are cuffing
  • they are cuffing
Present Perfect
  • I have cuffed
  • you have cuffed
  • he/she has cuffed
  • we have cuffed
  • you have cuffed
  • they have cuffed
Past Continuous
  • I was cuffing
  • you were cuffing
  • he/she was cuffing
  • we were cuffing
  • you were cuffing
  • they were cuffing
Past Perfect
  • I had cuffed
  • you had cuffed
  • he/she had cuffed
  • we had cuffed
  • you had cuffed
  • they had cuffed
Future
  • I will cuff
  • you will cuff
  • he/she will cuff
  • we will cuff
  • you will cuff
  • they will cuff
Future Perfect
  • I will have cuffed
  • you will have cuffed
  • he/she will have cuffed
  • we will have cuffed
  • you will have cuffed
  • they will have cuffed
Future Continuous
  • I will be cuffing
  • you will be cuffing
  • he/she will be cuffing
  • we will be cuffing
  • you will be cuffing
  • they will be cuffing
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been cuffing
  • you have been cuffing
  • he/she has been cuffing
  • we have been cuffing
  • you have been cuffing
  • they have been cuffing
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been cuffing
  • you will have been cuffing
  • he/she will have been cuffing
  • we will have been cuffing
  • you will have been cuffing
  • they will have been cuffing
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been cuffing
  • you had been cuffing
  • he/she had been cuffing
  • we had been cuffing
  • you had been cuffing
  • they had been cuffing
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