WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
| Principal Translations |
| mooch [sth]⇒ vtr | US, informal (scrounge) | gorronear⇒ vtr |
| | (AR, UY) | garronear⇒ vtr |
| | | sablear⇒ vtr |
| | Stan is always mooching cigarettes off of his big brother. |
| mooch⇒ vi | US, informal (live at others' expense) | gorronear⇒ vi |
| | | gorrear⇒ vi |
| | | vivir de gorra loc verb |
| | (AR, UY) | garronear⇒ vi |
| | You can't mooch forever; you have to get a job. |
| | No puedes gorronear para siempre; debes conseguir un trabajo. |
| mooch vi | UK, informal (wander aimlessly) | deambular⇒ vi |
| | | vagar⇒ vi |
| | | dar vueltas loc verb |
| | The students bunked off school and spent all day mooching around town. |
| | Los estudiantes faltaron a clases y pasaron todo el día deambulando por el pueblo. |
| mooch n | US, informal ([sb] who lives at others' expense) (coloquial) | gorrón, gorrona nm, nf |
| | (AR, UY: coloquial) | garronero, garronera nm, nf |
| | | parásito, parásita nm, nf |
| | Don't be such a mooch; go buy your own fries! |
| mooch n | UK, informal (aimless wandering) | paseo nm |
| | We couldn't afford to go to the cinema so we just had a mooch in town. |