chiflar - Translation in LEO’s English ⇔ Spanish Dictionary

Verbs

to blow a whistle  | blew, blown |	chiflar
to whistle (sth.)  | whistled, whistled |	chiflar
to mock so. (or: sth.)  | mocked, mocked |	chiflar a alguien   - mofarse
to ridicule so. (or: sth.)  | ridiculed, ridiculed |	chiflar a alguien   - mofarse
to satirize^AE; to satirise^BE / satirize^BE  | satirized, satirized / satirised, satirised |	chiflar a alguien   - mofarse
to booze  | boozed, boozed | [coll.]	chiflar algo [coll.]   - alcohol
to swig  | swigged, swigged |	chiflar algo [coll.]   - alcohol
to be as mad as a March hare	estar chiflado [coll.]
to be round the bend	estar chiflado(-a) [coll.]
to have a crush on so. [coll.]	estar chiflado por alguien
to be besotted with so. (or: sth.)  | was, been |	estar chiflado por alguien [coll.]
to dote   rarely: doat on (or: upon) so.  | doted, doted / doated, doated |	estar chiflado por alguien [coll.]

Orthographically similar words

chifla, chillar

Related search terms

mofarse, guasearse, silbar, pitar, coñearse