WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
| Principal Translations |
| crumb n | often plural (tiny piece of baked food) | miga nf |
| | | migaja nf |
| | The children threw crumbs to the birds. |
| | Los niños les echaban migas a los pájaros. |
| crumb n as adj | (crust, topping: of crumbs) | de pan rallado loc adj |
| | Emma served apple pie with a cinnamon crumb topping. |
| | Emma sirvió un pastel de manzana con una cubierta de pan rallado y canela. |
| the crumbs npl | figurative ([sth] negligible, left over) | sobras nfpl |
| | (figurado) | migajas nfpl |
| | The government takes most of my earnings in taxes and leaves me with the crumbs. |
| | El gobierno se lleva casi todo mi sueldo en impuestos y me deja solamente las sobras. |
| crumbs! interj | UK, informal, euphemism, dated (surprise, dismay) | caramba interj |
| | | recórcholis, córcholis interj |
| | | rayos interj |
| | Oh, crumbs! I forgot to bring your book. |
| | ¡Ay, caramba! Se me olvidó traerte el libro. |
| Additional Translations |
| crumb n | US, informal, dated (despicable person) | ser despreciable nm + adj mf |
| | Harry is a crumb; he even forgets his daughter's birthday. |
| | Harry es un ser despreciable: hasta se olvida del cumpleaños de su hija. |
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