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Principal Translations |
buffet n | (meal: self-service) | bufé nm |
| | bufet nm |
| There are buffets ranging from very cheap Chinese food to extremely expensive gourmet seafood. |
| Hay bufés que van desde la comida china muy barata hasta la comida gourmet con mariscos extremadamente cara. |
buffet n | (counter that serves light meals) | cafetería nf |
| | cantina nf |
| The hungry diners crowded the buffet to check out the day's offerings. |
| Los hambrientos comensales se agolparon en la cafetería para mirar las ofertas del día. |
buffet n | (furniture) | cómoda nf |
| There's an umbrella stand next to the buffet. |
| Hay un paragüero al lado de la cómoda. |
buffet [sth/sb]⇒ vtr | (knock around) | golpear⇒ vtr |
| (figurado) | cachetear⇒ vtr |
| | golpear a vtr + prep |
| | cachetear a vtr + prep |
| Strong winds buffeted the little boat and it almost capsized. |
| Fuertes vientos golpearon el pequeño barco casi volcó. |
buffet n as adj | (type of meal) | bufé adj mf |
| | bufet adj mf |
| A buffet dinner is available at the restaurant every Friday night. |
| Todos los viernes por la noche hay una cena bufé en el restaurante. |
buffet [sth/sb] vtr | figurative, often passive (assail) | zarandear⇒ vtr |
| | sacudir⇒ vtr |
| | zarandear a vtr + prep |
| | sacudir a vtr + prep |
| Fears and worries buffeted her when she found out that she was pregnant. |
Additional Translations |
buffet n | (hit, blow) | golpe nm |
| The buffet he took to his jaw left him bruised and bleeding. |
| El golpe que recibió en su mandíbula lo dejó amoratado y sangrando. |
buffet n | (aeronautics) | bataneo nm |
| Turbulence caused a light buffet. |
buffet⇒ vi | (push through crowd, etc.) | abrirse paso loc verb |
| | sacudir⇒ vtr |
| | empujar⇒ vtr |
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