mud

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mud
[mʌd]
sustantivo
1barro (m)
  • to throw mud at somebody (sentido figurado) -> difamar or desacreditar a alguien
  • his name is mud (familiar) -> tiene muy mala fama
  • mud hut -> choza (f) de barro

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mud [mad]
sustantivo
1Fango, limo, légamo del mar, de un estanque, de un charco, etc. 2.
2Barro, la masa que resulta de la unión de la tierra con el agua.
  • To stick in the mud -> atolarse, enfangarse; estar en un cenagal
  • Mud bank -> banco de arena
  • Mud-dauber -> pelopeo, matador de arañas, avispa que construye para sus larvas celdas de barro a las cuales lleva arañas u orugas para alimento de las larvas
  • Mud-lighter -> gánguil, lancha de draga
  • Mud-bath -> baño de cieno en ciertos manantiales medicinales, en que se sumergen los neumáticos hasta el cuello
  • Mud-sucker -> somormujo, ave acuática
  • Mud-volcano -> cono volcánico que arroja cieno
Cieno, lodo.(Mex.) Hornito.
1Encenagar, meter o meterse en cieno.
2Enturbiar, ensuciar.
  • To throw mud at somebody -> poner a alguien por los suelos, enturbiar el nombre de alguien
va.

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mud [mʌd]
noun
barro; (m) lodo; (m)
to stick in the mud [+cart] quedarse atascado en el barro; [+ship] embarrancar
(here's) mud in your eye! (informal) (toast) ¡salud y pesetas!
to drag sb's name through the mud ensuciar el nombre de algn
his name is mud tiene muy mala fama
to sling throw mud at sbor vilipendiar insultar a algn;or poner a algn como un trapo por los suelos;or
modifier
mud bank (n) banco de lodo; (m)
mud bath (n) baño de lodo; (m)
mud flap (n) cortina; (f)
mud hut (n) choza de barro; (f)
mud pack (n) mascarilla de barro; (f)
mud pie (n) bola de barro; (f)
mud wall (n) tapia; (f)
mud wrestling (n) espectáculo de lucha sobre un cuadrilátero de barro
The "Superbowl of Mud Wrestling", which pitted Queen Kong against Big Mama in a contest featuring "670 pounds of love and hate", drew a full house

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Verb Conjugation for "mud"

Imperative
  • mud
  • you mud
  • he/she muds
  • we mud
  • you mud
  • they mud
Preterite
  • I mudded
  • you mudded
  • he/she mudded
  • we mudded
  • you mudded
  • they mudded
Present Continuous
  • I am mudding
  • you are mudding
  • he/she is mudding
  • we are mudding
  • you are mudding
  • they are mudding
Present Perfect
  • I have mudded
  • you have mudded
  • he/she has mudded
  • we have mudded
  • you have mudded
  • they have mudded
Past Continuous
  • I was mudding
  • you were mudding
  • he/she was mudding
  • we were mudding
  • you were mudding
  • they were mudding
Past Perfect
  • I had mudded
  • you had mudded
  • he/she had mudded
  • we had mudded
  • you had mudded
  • they had mudded
Future
  • I will mud
  • you will mud
  • he/she will mud
  • we will mud
  • you will mud
  • they will mud
Future Perfect
  • I will have mudded
  • you will have mudded
  • he/she will have mudded
  • we will have mudded
  • you will have mudded
  • they will have mudded
Future Continuous
  • I will be mudding
  • you will be mudding
  • he/she will be mudding
  • we will be mudding
  • you will be mudding
  • they will be mudding
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been mudding
  • you have been mudding
  • he/she has been mudding
  • we have been mudding
  • you have been mudding
  • they have been mudding
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been mudding
  • you will have been mudding
  • he/she will have been mudding
  • we will have been mudding
  • you will have been mudding
  • they will have been mudding
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been mudding
  • you had been mudding
  • he/she had been mudding
  • we had been mudding
  • you had been mudding
  • they had been mudding
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