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    Resources Translator

pig


Translation result
cerdo puerco, porcina, chancho, cochino, cerda, cerdito pig


pig verbo

1. Live like a pig, in squalor.

After months of neglecting his apartment, he had started to pig, with trash piling up and mold growing on the walls. Después de meses de descuidar su apartamento, había empezado a apestar, con basura acumulándose y moho creciendo en las paredes.

2. Eat greedily.

The toddler pored over his plate of mac and cheese, pigging away until every last bite was gone. El bebé de edad temprana se sentó a solas sobre su plato de macaroni y queso, comiendo con ganas hasta que no quedó nada.

3. Give birth.

The sow pugged a litter of adorable piglets after a long gestation period. La cerda parió un lechón de cochinitos adorables después de un período de gestación prolongado.

pig sustantivo

1. Domestic swine.

The farmer took his prize-winning pig to the county fair, where it won first place in the livestock competition. El agricultor llevó su cerdo ganador del premio a la feria del condado, donde obtuvo el primer lugar en la competencia de ganadería.

2. A coarse obnoxious person.

The loudmouthed pig at the bar was annoying everyone with his off-color jokes, and finally, someone had to tell him to shut up. El cerdo charlatán detrás del bar estaba aburriendo a todos con sus chistes de mal gusto, y finalmente alguien tuvo que decirle que callara.

3. A person regarded as greedy and pig-like.

The wealthy businessman was known as a pig among his colleagues, always looking for ways to get more money without contributing anything of value. El empresario rico era conocido como un cerdo entre sus colegas, siempre buscando formas de obtener más dinero sin contribuir nada de valor.

4. Uncomplimentary terms for a policeman.

The anti-establishment group used derogatory terms like "pigs" to describe law enforcement officials. El grupo antiescalera utilizó términos despectivos como "cerdos" para describir a los funcionarios de la autoridad encargada del mantenimiento del orden público.

5. Mold consisting of a bed of sand in which pig iron is cast.

The foundry worker carefully poured the molten metal into the pig, ensuring that it was fully filled and evenly distributed. El trabajador de la fundición cuidadosamente vertió el metal líquido en el torno, asegurándose de que estuviera lleno y distribuido de manera uniforme.

6. A crude block of metal (lead or iron) poured from a smelting furnace.

The foundry worker carefully lifted the pig of molten lead out of the furnace and placed it onto the waiting molds. El obrero de la fundición levantó con cuidado el lingote de plomo fundido desde el horno y lo colocó en los moldes esperados.