wolf

=

el lobo

noun

wolf
(pl wolves [wʊlvz])
[wʊlf]
sustantivo
1. lobo (m)
  • wolf cub -> lobezno (m) , lobato (m)
2. (idioms)
  • to earn enough to keep the wolf from the door -> ganar lo suficiente como para ir tirando
  • to throw somebody to the wolves -> arrojar a alguien a las fieras
  • a wolf in sheep's clothing -> un lobo con piel de cordero
  • to cry wolf -> dar una falsa voz de alarma

wolf [vulf]
sustantivo
1. Lobo. (plural)
  • She-wolf -> loba
  • Young wolf -> lobezno, lobato, cachorro de lobo
2. Mamífero semejante a un lobo.
3. Toda persona o cosa voraz, cruel o rapaz.
4. (Ento.) La larva destructiva de varios escarabajos y mariposas nocturna
sustantivo
5. Una especie de úlcera cancerosa.
  • To cry wolf -> gritar «al lobo», dar falsa alarma (alusión a la fábula)
  • To have a wolf by the ears -> ver las orejas al lobo, hallarse en gran peligro
  • To have a wolf in the stomach -> tener apetito voraz
  • To keep the wolf from the door -> cerrar la puerta al hambre, mantener alejada la pobreza o la necesidad
(pl. WOLVES).V. LUPUS.

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Q: What do you name a white wolf?
A: White Fang. Oh wait, that was Alaskan wasn't it. Well, Jack London did have some of his work translated to Spanish. So, maybe, Colmillo Blanco.
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