gig

UK:*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈgɪg/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/gɪg/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(gig)

Inflections of 'gig' (v): (⇒ conjugate)
gigs
v 3rd person singular
gigging
v pres p
gigged
v past
gigged
v past p
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
InglésEspañol
gig n informal (music)concierto nm
  (AmL: coloquial)tocada nf
  (ES: coloquial)bolo nm
 Shaun's band had a gig at the bar on Friday.
 La banda de Shaun dio un concierto el viernes en el bar.
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Additional Translations
InglésEspañol
gig n slang (job) (AmL: coloquial)chamba nf
  (ES: coloquial)curro nm
  (AmC: coloquial)brete nm
  (AR, CL, UY: coloquial)laburo nm
 Ron got a gig at a warehouse.
 Ron consiguió chamba en un almacén.
gig n historical (carriage)calesa nf
  carreta nf
 The old horse pulled a gig around town.
 El viejo caballo tiraba de una calesa por toda la ciudad.
gig n (boat)lancha nf
 The captain took the gig to shore.
 El capitán llevó la lancha a la orilla.
gig n (hook)lanza nf
  arpón nm
 The fisherman dragged a gig through the shoal of fish.
 El pescador arrastró una lanza a través del banco de peces.
gig vi archaic (ride in a gig)llevar la calesa, llevar la carreta loc verb
 The driver gigged along the road.
 El conductor llevó la calesa por el camino.
gig vi informal (perform music)tocar vi
  dar un concierto loc verb
 My brother's band is gigging in London this evening.
 El grupo de mi hermano toca en Londres esta tarde.
gig [sth] vtr (catch with a gig)pescar con una lanza vtr + loc adv
  pescar con un arpón vtr + loc adv
 Brad gigged a fish from the pond.
 Brad pescó un pez con una lanza en el estanque.
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Compound Forms:
InglésEspañol
gig economy n (short-term contracts)economía de pequeños encargos nf + loc adj
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Spanish:

Collocations: it's not much, but it's a good gig, got another gig [performing, singing, playing], a [$500] gig, more...

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