WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:
| Principal Translations |
| bobble n | (decorative pom-pom) | pompón nm |
| | | borla nf |
| | Her Christmas sweater was decorated with red and green bobbles. |
bobble,
hair bobble n | UK (accessory to tie hair) | coletero nm |
| | (ES) | goma nf |
| | (CO) | bamba nf |
| | Melanie's hair was tied up in a ponytail with a colourful bobble. |
| bobble n | UK, informal (fabric: pill) (informal) | bolitas nfpl |
| | I love this sweatshirt, but it's getting old and covered in bobbles. |
| bobble⇒ vi | UK, informal (fabric: pill) (tela) | hacer bolitas loc verb |
| | (AR) | hacer pelotitas loc verb |
| | My brand new jumper is already bobbling after just one wash. |
| bobble [sth]⇒ vtr | US (fumble: a ball) | dejar caer loc verb |
| | The receiver bobbled the ball. |
| bobble n | US (sports: fumbling) (coloquial) | fumbleo de la pelota nm + loc adj |
| | After a clumsy bobble, the outfielder made the catch. |
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