sucker

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sucker
[ˈsʌkə(r)]
sustantivo
1ventosa (f) (of octopus); chupón (m) vástago (m) (of plant)
2pringado(a) (m,f) primo(a) (sustantivo masculino o femenino) (familiar) (gullible person)
  • he's a sucker for blondes -> las rubias le chiflan

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sucker [sa-kar]
sustantivo
1Chupador, el que chupa.
2Chupadero, lo que chupa.
3Chupón.
4Émbolo y el sopapo de bomba.
5Tubo aspirador.
6Caramelo, paleta de dulce.
7(Vul.) Bobo, persona cándida y crédula.

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sucker [ˈsʌkəʳ]
noun
1 (Zool) (Téc) ventosa; (f) (Bot) serpollo; (m) mamón; (m)
2 (US) (lollipop) pirulí; (m) chupete; (m) (LAm)
3 (informal) (gullible person) primoaprima;a prima (m) (f) boboaboba;a boba (m) (f)
He'd believe anything — he's such a sucker! THIS IS an easy way to throw a book together: interview 29 elderly men at great length, get some poor sucker to transcribe the result and presto
there's a sucker born every minute nace un primo un bobo cada minuto;or
But for the time being, at least, audiotex is an industry secure in the knowledge that there's a sucker born every minute and probably two born for each additional minute
he's a sucker for a pretty girl (informal) no puede resistirse a una chica guapa
I'm such a sucker for romance
verb:transitive
(US) (very_informal)
If you tell those folks the truth, they won't vote for you. But if you sucker them, they'll vote for you twice over..
to sucker sb into doing sth embaucar a algn para que haga algo; they suckered him out of six grand le estafaron timaron 6.000 dólares;or
It is becoming harder for the authorities to sucker healthy banks into taking over smaller ones
modifier
sucker pad (n) ventosa; (f)
Honeysuckles form one group of ghe genus Lonicera, and are climbers. Perhaps we should really call them twiners, as they climb, not by tendrils or sucker pads,but by twisting themselves round the host tree or shrub The robot recently demonstrated in Britain weighs 7 kgs. and is about the size of a small suitcase. It has five moveable sucker pads which can alternately grip and release as the robot moves about on the wall
sucker punch (n) (Boxing) also golpe a traición; (m)
Canada's Donovan Boucher at Motherwell in 1989, thought long and hard about whether to pursue his dream of one day fighting for a world title, and there was more deep soul-searching a year later when, after totally outclassing hard man Mickey Hughes, he was knocked out by a sucker punch in London We were leading 1-0 with three minutes to go, but Celtic equalised and scored the winner in injury time. It was a real sucker punch Agriculture Minister Lord Strathclyde, who combined a stout defence of the Government's rural policies with some unashamed electioneering.But he almost succumbed to a sucker punch when Scottish National Farmers' Union president John Ross reminded him # In 12 years of Tory Government net farming income has gone down and down

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Verb Conjugation for "sucker"

Imperative
  • sucker
  • you sucker
  • he/she suckers
  • we sucker
  • you sucker
  • they sucker
Preterite
  • I suckered
  • you suckered
  • he/she suckered
  • we suckered
  • you suckered
  • they suckered
Present Continuous
  • I am suckering
  • you are suckering
  • he/she is suckering
  • we are suckering
  • you are suckering
  • they are suckering
Present Perfect
  • I have suckered
  • you have suckered
  • he/she has suckered
  • we have suckered
  • you have suckered
  • they have suckered
Past Continuous
  • I was suckering
  • you were suckering
  • he/she was suckering
  • we were suckering
  • you were suckering
  • they were suckering
Past Perfect
  • I had suckered
  • you had suckered
  • he/she had suckered
  • we had suckered
  • you had suckered
  • they had suckered
Future
  • I will sucker
  • you will sucker
  • he/she will sucker
  • we will sucker
  • you will sucker
  • they will sucker
Future Perfect
  • I will have suckered
  • you will have suckered
  • he/she will have suckered
  • we will have suckered
  • you will have suckered
  • they will have suckered
Future Continuous
  • I will be suckering
  • you will be suckering
  • he/she will be suckering
  • we will be suckering
  • you will be suckering
  • they will be suckering
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been suckering
  • you have been suckering
  • he/she has been suckering
  • we have been suckering
  • you have been suckering
  • they have been suckering
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been suckering
  • you will have been suckering
  • he/she will have been suckering
  • we will have been suckering
  • you will have been suckering
  • they will have been suckering
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been suckering
  • you had been suckering
  • he/she had been suckering
  • we had been suckering
  • you had been suckering
  • they had been suckering
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