nob

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'nob' tiene referencia cruzada con 'knob'. Se encuentra en una o más de las líneas abajo.'nob' is cross-referenced with 'knob'. It is in one or more of the lines below.

WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
InglésEspañol
nob n UK, slang (upper-class person) (despectivo)oligarca n común
 The restaurant where I work is full of nobs.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
InglésEspañol
knob n (round handle on a door)pomo nm
  picaporte nm
 Peter turned the knob to open the door.
 Peter sacudió el pomo para cerrar la puerta.
knob n (switch or control)botón nm
 Tom turned the volume knob down.
 Tom bajó el volumen usando el botón.
knob n (butter: piece, lump)nuez, nuececilla nf
 Dana smeared a knob of butter on her bread.
 Dana untó una nuez de mantequilla en su pan.
knob,
nob
n
vulgar, informal, UK (penis) (vulgar)verga, pija nf
  (ES: vulgar)polla nf
  (AmL: vulgar)pinga nf
 James was worried about the rash on his nob.
 A James lo preocupaba el sarpullido que tenía en la verga.
knob,
nob
n
pejorative, vulgar, informal, UK (stupid or contemptible man) (coloquial)estúpido, tarado nm
  (coloquial)imbécil, idiota nm
  (AR, UY: coloquial)nabo nm
 Annoyed with the driver who had almost caused her to crash, Janine called him a knob.
 Enojada con el conductor que casi la hace chocar, Janine le dijo que era un estúpido.
knob [sb] vtr vulgar, offensive, informal, UK (man: have sex with) (vulgar)follarse a, tirarse a v prnl + prep
  (vulgar)follar con vi + prep
  (AmL: vulgar)culear con vi + prep
  (AmL: vulgar)culearse a v prnl + prep
 Ben knobbed that girl he brought home from the club.
 Ben se folló a la chica que llevó a casa del club.
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Additional Translations
InglésEspañol
knob n (bump)nudo nm
  bulto nm
 The tree trunk was covered in knobs.
 El tronco del árbol estaba lleno de nudos.
knob n (hill)montículo nm
  elevación nf
 Tim climbed up onto the knob to get a better look at the surrounding area.
 Tim subió hasta el montículo para tener una mejor vista de los alrededores.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Compound Forms:
knob | nob
InglésEspañol
knob latch (type of latch)cerrojo pasante, cerrojo deslizante nm + adj mf
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