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Significados de slug en inglés

catalán
mandrejar
español
holgazanear

Be idle; exist in a changeless situation.

holgazanear
portugués
murro
catalán
mastegot
español
tortazo

(Boxing) a blow with the fist.

tortazo
portugués
projétil balístico
catalán
bala
español
bala

A projectile that is fired from a gun.

bala
portugués
armaceiro
catalán
mandrós

An idle slothful person.

armaceiro
Uso de slug en inglés
1
Have they ensured poisonous slug pellets are not used in the area?
The Irish Times
2
These results suggest an association between ERK-regulated cell migration and slug expression.
Pubmed
3
Fabrizzio handed him a wine bottle and Michael took a long slug.
The Godfather
4
I shudder, thinking about the size of the slug it would've produced.
Wired
5
Perhaps it couldn't penetrate fast enough to slug you all at once.
And the deep blue sea
6
A slug smashed through Jasper's right wrist, and his revolver tumbled away.
Funland
7
That's barely enough time to slug an EnormoCola and scoff a GigantaBucket.
The Irish Times
8
Lifting the jug of wine at his side, he took a slug.
Tomato rhapsody: a fable of love, lust and forbidden fruit
9
Of the two vanities, therefore, that of the slug seems most substantial.
Essays on Life, Art and Science
10
I took a large slug of the coffee and stood back up.
Dexter by Design
11
Let's start again. The woman took a long slug from the bottle.
Flash and Bones
12
One end of the thread Hooke tied to a heavy brass slug.
Quicksilver
13
Trouble's crown lurched forward as a slug flattened itself against his helmet.
Artemis Fowl: the Arctic incident
14
Hiss, sizzle of beam weapons, the boom and bark of slug guns.
Woken furies
15
Andrew looked at his friend and took a slug from his pint.
Water, stone, heart
16
Sturm's two-handed blade bit, causing the slug to rear back in pain.
Dragons of autumn twilight
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Translations for slug
Slug a través del tiempo
Slug por variante geográfica
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