birlar



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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
SpanishEnglish
birlar⇒ vtr ES: coloquial (burlar, robar) (informal)swipe⇒, pinch⇒ vtr
  (UK, informal)nick⇒ vtr
  (UK, slang)half-inch⇒ vtr
 Fui a la feria y me birlaron veinte dólares.
birlar vtr coloquial (derribar de disparo o golpe)bring down with a shot v expr
  (colloquial)down⇒, drop⇒ vtr
 El ladrón birló a la victima de un solo disparo.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Compound Forms:
SpanishEnglish
birlarle la novia a loc verb coloquial (quitarle la novia)steal [sb]'s girlfriend v expr
  take [sb]'s girlfriend v expr
 Javier le birló la novia a Marcos.
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'birlar' aparece también en las siguientes entradas:
English:
get off with - skank - filch - swipe - do out of - lift - nab - nip


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