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bufón

Principal Translations
Spanish		English
bufón nm	(cómico de la corte)	jester, fool n
	(historical)	buffoon n
	El bufón hizo cabriolas para entretener al rey y a la corte.
	The jester (or: fool) cut capers to entertain the king and the court.
bufón nm	despectivo (persona: no seria) (pejorative)	buffoon, clown n
	(slang)	jerk, twat n
	(offensive)	dingbat, flake n
	Este político es un bufón; no dice más que tonterías.
	That politician is a buffoon (or: clown). Everything he says is stupid.

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Additional Translations
Spanish		English
bufón adj	(persona graciosa)	silly, wacky, jokey adj
		clown n
	Mi primo es un poco bufón; siempre está haciendo bromas.
	My cousin is a little silly (or: wacky); he's always playing tricks.
bufón nm	(grieta geológica)	blowhole n
	En la costa de Asturias puedes ver bufones que soplan agua del mar.
	On the coast of Asturias, you can see blowholes that spray sea water.

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