WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
Principal Translations |
blunt adj | (knife, blade: not sharp) | sin filo loc adj |
| | desafilado/a adj |
| (punta, cuerno...) | romo/a adj |
| Use the blunt side of the knife to bruise the fruit. |
| Usa la parte sin filo del cuchillo para magullar la fruta. |
blunt adj | (instrument: not pointed) | contundente adj mf |
| The bruises suggested that the victim had been struck a blow to the head with a blunt instrument. |
| Los moretones sugieren que a la víctima la golpearon en la cabeza con un objeto contundente. |
blunt adj | figurative (comment: to the point) | terminante adj mf |
| | directo/a adj |
| | franco/a adj |
| Sally's blunt statement shocked her friends. |
| Los comentarios terminantes de Sally sorprendieron a sus amigos. |
blunt adj | figurative (person: plain speaking) | franco/a adj |
| | directo/a adj |
| Don's very blunt, so if you want honesty, ask him anything. |
| Don es muy franco así que si quieres honestidad pregúntale lo que sea. |
blunt [sth]⇒ vtr | (dull, make less sharp) | desafilar⇒ vtr |
| | despuntar⇒ vtr |
| | quitar la punta a loc verb |
| Using scissors on paper frequently will blunt the edges. |
| Usar tijeras en papel con frecuencia desafila los bordes. |
Additional Translations |
blunt n | slang (marijuana joint) (coloquial) | porro nm |
| It's illegal to smoke a blunt in public here. |
| Aquí es ilegal fumar un porro en público. |
blunt [sth] vtr | figurative (mitigate sensitivity of [sth]) | mitigar⇒ vtr |
| Ice will blunt the pain. |
| El hielo mitigará el dolor. |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
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