WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
| Principal Translations |
| nickname n | (informal name) | apodo nm |
| | | sobrenombre nm |
| | Rachel's nickname in school was "Legs" because she was very tall. |
| | El apodo de Rachel en la escuela era «piernas» porque era muy alta. |
| nickname n | (abbreviated name) | apodo nm |
| | (formal) | hipocorístico nm |
| | Timothy's nickname was Tim; no one ever called him by his full name except for his mother. |
| | El apodo de Timothy era Tim; nunca nadie lo llamaba por su nombre completo excepto su madre. |
| nickname n | (computing: screen name) | nombre de usuario nm + loc adj |
| | | apodo nm |
| | (voz inglesa) | nick nm |
| | Kyle chose a nickname and password as he joined the site. |
| | Kyle eligió un nombre de usuario y una contraseña cuando se unió al sitio. |
| nickname [sb] [sth]⇒ vtr | (call, name informally) | apodar⇒ vtr |
| | | ponerle a alguien el apodo de loc verb + prep |
| | Tom nicknamed his little brother "Fish" because he spent the entire summer in the pool. |
| | Tom apodó a su hermano «el pez» porque se pasó todo el verano en la piscina. |
'nickname' aparece también en las siguientes entradas:
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