mug

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mug
[mʌg]
sustantivo
1taza (f) alta (cup)
2jeta (f) (familiar) (face)
  • mug shot -> foto (f) para ficha policial
3bobo(a) (m,f) primo(a) (m,f) (familiar) (gullible person) (británico)zonzo(a) (sustantivo masculino o femenino) (Am)
  • it's a mug's game -> eso es cosa de tontos
verbo transitivo (pt & pp mugged)
4atracar (attack)

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mug [mag]
sustantivo
1Cubilete, vasito sin pie y con asa para beber; pichel.
2(Bajo) La cara o la boca; mueca.
  • Mug up -> empollar
  • Mug’s game -> cosa de bobos

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mug [mʌɡ]
noun
1 (cup) tazón más alto que ancho; (m) (más alto que ancho)
do you want a cup or a mug? ¿quieres una taza normal o una taza grande?
2 (glass) jarra; (f)
a beer mug una jarra de para cerveza;or
3 (very_informal) (dupe) boboaboba;a boba (m) (f) primoaprima;a prima (m) (f)
what a mug I've been! ¡mira que he sido bobo!; smoking is a mug's game fumar es cosa de bobos
4 (very_informal) (face) jeta; (informal) (f) careto; (m) (Esp) (very_informal)
what a mug she's got! ¡qué jeta tiene!; (informal)
verb:transitive
(attack and rob) atracar; asaltar
he was mugged in the city centre lo atracaron en el centro de la ciudad
modifier
mug shot (informal) (n) fotografía para las fichas; (f)

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Verb Conjugation for "mug"

Imperative
  • mug
  • you mug
  • he/she mugs
  • we mug
  • you mug
  • they mug
Preterite
  • I mugged
  • you mugged
  • he/she mugged
  • we mugged
  • you mugged
  • they mugged
Present Continuous
  • I am mugging
  • you are mugging
  • he/she is mugging
  • we are mugging
  • you are mugging
  • they are mugging
Present Perfect
  • I have mugged
  • you have mugged
  • he/she has mugged
  • we have mugged
  • you have mugged
  • they have mugged
Past Continuous
  • I was mugging
  • you were mugging
  • he/she was mugging
  • we were mugging
  • you were mugging
  • they were mugging
Past Perfect
  • I had mugged
  • you had mugged
  • he/she had mugged
  • we had mugged
  • you had mugged
  • they had mugged
Future
  • I will mug
  • you will mug
  • he/she will mug
  • we will mug
  • you will mug
  • they will mug
Future Perfect
  • I will have mugged
  • you will have mugged
  • he/she will have mugged
  • we will have mugged
  • you will have mugged
  • they will have mugged
Future Continuous
  • I will be mugging
  • you will be mugging
  • he/she will be mugging
  • we will be mugging
  • you will be mugging
  • they will be mugging
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been mugging
  • you have been mugging
  • he/she has been mugging
  • we have been mugging
  • you have been mugging
  • they have been mugging
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been mugging
  • you will have been mugging
  • he/she will have been mugging
  • we will have been mugging
  • you will have been mugging
  • they will have been mugging
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been mugging
  • you had been mugging
  • he/she had been mugging
  • we had been mugging
  • you had been mugging
  • they had been mugging
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