WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
| Principal Translations |
| rover n | informal ([sth] or [sb] who wanders) | vagabundo, vagabunda nm, nf |
| | | andariego, andariega nm, nf |
| | | trotamundos n común inv |
| | The police arrested a rover in the woods, though apparently he hadn't committed any crime. |
| | Aunque aparentemente no cometió ningún crimen, la policía arrestó a un vagabundo en el bosque. |
| rover n | UK (train, bus: ticket for unlimited travel) | boleto abierto, billete abierto loc nom m |
| | | pasaje abierto loc nom m |
| | If you're going to be taking multiple trips each day, it might be a good idea to buy a rover. |
| Additional Translations |
| rover n | (remote-controlled exploration device) (voz inglesa) | rover nm |
| | | astromóvil nm |
| | The company is designing a new rover to send to Mars. |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
| Principal Translations |
| Rover n | informal (dog's name) (nombre de perro) | Rover n propio m |
| | | Firuláis n propio m |
| | (ES) | Bobby n propio m |
| | Come here, Rover. Good boy! |
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