mandíbula



Inflexiones de 'mandíbula' (nf): fpl: mandíbulas

WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
SpanishEnglish
mandíbula nf (hueso de la cara)jaw n
 El golpe le rompió la mandíbula.
 The blow broke his jaw.
mandíbula nf (mandíbula inferior)mandible n
  lower jaw n
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Compound Forms:
SpanishEnglish
reír a mandíbula batiente loc verb (reír a carcajadas) (colloquial)laugh until you cry, laugh until your side aches v expr
  laugh your head off v expr
  roar with laughter v expr
 El chiste me hizo reír a mandíbula batiente.
 The joke made me laugh until I cried.
 The joke made me laugh my head off.
 The joke made me roar with laughter.
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'mandíbula' aparece también en las siguientes entradas:
In the Spanish description:
agnato - carrillera - hueso maxilar - mandíbula - maxilar - maxilofacial - papada - pico - prognato - quijada - submaxilar
English:
jaw - jawbone - mandible - glass jaw - lantern-jawed - lumpy jaw - weak chin


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