gag

gag
[gæg]
sustantivo
1mordaza (f) (on mouth)
2chiste (m) (familiar) (joke)
verbo transitivo (pt & pp gagged)
3amordazar (silence) (person, the press)
verbo intransitivo
4tener arcadas (retch)
  • to make somebody gag -> provocar arcadas a alguien

gag [gag]
1Tapar la boca con mordaza; hacer callar a la fuerz
adjetivo & sustantivo
2Provocar bascas o náusea
adjetivo & sustantivo & verbo neutro (intransitivo)
3Forzar, abrir por medio de una mordaz
adjetivo & sustantivo & verbo neutro (intransitivo)
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
4Hacer esfuerzos para vomitar, tener náusea (n)
sustantivo
va.
sustantivo
1Mordaza; cualquier limitación de la libertad de la palabra.
2Asco; bocado que produce náusea
sustantivo
3Broma, ridículo, engaño. (Cirugía & Teatro)
4Episodio cómico. (Teatro)
sustantivo
(Cir.) Instrumento para mantener las mandíbulas separadas durante una operació

gag [ɡæɡ]
noun
1 (over mouth) mordaza; (f) (Parl) clausura; (f)
the new law will effectively put a gag on the free press en efecto la nueva ley va a poner una mordaza a la prensa libre
2 (joke) chiste; (m) (hoax) broma; (f) (gimmick) truco publicitario; (m)
it's a gag to raise funds es un truco para recaudar fondos
verb:transitive
[+prisoner] amordazar; amordazar; hacer callar; (Parl) clausurar;
verb:intransitive
(retch) tener arcadas
to gag on [+food] atragantarse con
to be gagging for it (very_informal) estar calentón cachondo;or (very_informal)

Verb Conjugation for "gag"

Imperative
  • gag
  • you gag
  • he/she gags
  • we gag
  • you gag
  • they gag
Preterite
  • I gagged
  • you gagged
  • he/she gagged
  • we gagged
  • you gagged
  • they gagged
Present Continuous
  • I am gagging
  • you are gagging
  • he/she is gagging
  • we are gagging
  • you are gagging
  • they are gagging
Present Perfect
  • I have gagged
  • you have gagged
  • he/she has gagged
  • we have gagged
  • you have gagged
  • they have gagged
Past Continuous
  • I was gagging
  • you were gagging
  • he/she was gagging
  • we were gagging
  • you were gagging
  • they were gagging
Past Perfect
  • I had gagged
  • you had gagged
  • he/she had gagged
  • we had gagged
  • you had gagged
  • they had gagged
Future
  • I will gag
  • you will gag
  • he/she will gag
  • we will gag
  • you will gag
  • they will gag
Future Perfect
  • I will have gagged
  • you will have gagged
  • he/she will have gagged
  • we will have gagged
  • you will have gagged
  • they will have gagged
Future Continuous
  • I will be gagging
  • you will be gagging
  • he/she will be gagging
  • we will be gagging
  • you will be gagging
  • they will be gagging
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been gagging
  • you have been gagging
  • he/she has been gagging
  • we have been gagging
  • you have been gagging
  • they have been gagging
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been gagging
  • you will have been gagging
  • he/she will have been gagging
  • we will have been gagging
  • you will have been gagging
  • they will have been gagging
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been gagging
  • you had been gagging
  • he/she had been gagging
  • we had been gagging
  • you had been gagging
  • they had been gagging
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