WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
| Principal Translations |
| bustling adj | (with many people) | atestado/a adj |
| | (MX, coloquial) | atascado adj |
| | | a reventar loc adj |
| | | animado/a adj |
| | We struggled to find the correct platform in the bustling train station. |
| | Nos costó encontrar la plataforma correcta en la atestada estación de trenes. |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
| Principal Translations |
| bustle n | (movement, activity) | ajetreo nm |
| | | trajín nm |
| | | bullicio nm |
| | Karen missed the bustle of the city. |
| | Karen echaba de menos el ajetreo de la ciudad. |
| bustle n | historical (frame under dress) | polisón nm |
| | Women's fashion has evolved since the days of corsets and bustles. |
| | La moda femenina ha evolucionado desde los tiempos de los corsés y los polisones. |
| bustle⇒ vi | (move busily) | moverse afanosamente v prnl + adv |
| | Samantha bustled about the kitchen, preparing for the party. |
| | Samantha se movía afanosamente por la cocina haciendo los preparativos para la fiesta. |
| bustle with [sth/sb] vi + prep | (be busy with: people, activity) | estar lleno de loc verb |
| | | estar ajetreado con, estar agitado con loc verb |
| | On Saturdays, the town square bustles with activity. |
| | Los sábados el centro de la ciudad está lleno de actividad. |
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