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| Principal Translations |
| pooped adj | informal (exhausted) (informal) | reventado/a adj |
| | I'm pooped; can we take a break? |
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| Principal Translations |
| poop n | US, informal (poo: excrement) (coloquial) | caca nf |
| | (coloquial, infantil) | popó nm |
| | Tom picked up the dog poop in a plastic bag and put it in the bin. |
| | Tom levantó la caca de perro con una bolsa de plástico y la echó en el bote. |
| poop interj | US, informal (mild expletive) (coloquial) | rayos interj |
| | (coloquial) | caramba interj |
| | (AmL: coloquial) | pucha interj |
| | Aw, poop -- I forgot to bring my cell. |
| | Ay, ¡rayos! Olvidé mi celular. |
| poop⇒ vi | US, informal (poo: excrete waste) (coloquial) | hacer caca loc verb |
| | (coloquial, infantil) | hacer popó loc verb |
| | The cat's pooped in the middle of the lawn. |
| | El gato hizo caca en la mitad del jardín. |
| Additional Translations |
| poop n | (rear of ship) | popa nf |
| | The captain is on the poop. |
| | El capitán está en la popa. |
| the poop n | US, slang (information) | data nf |
| | | info nf |
| | Give us the poop. |
| | Danos la data. |
| poop [sb]⇒ vtr | mainly US, usually passive, informal (exhaust) (figurado) | hacer bosta a loc verb |
| | (figurado) | dejar muerto a loc verb |
| | | agotar a vtr + prep |
| | (figurado) | moler a vtr + prep |
| | Margery was pooped by her long day at work. |
| | El día largo en el trabajo había hecho bosta a Margery. |
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Locuciones verbales
poop | pooped |
| poop [sb] out vtr phrasal sep | US, informal (exhaust) | dejar de cama a loc verb |
| | | agotar a vtr + prep |
| | That long run has really pooped me out. |
| poop out vi phrasal | US, informal (relax, do nothing) | relajarse⇒ v prnl |
| | After a long day at work, Brian just poops out. |
| poop out vi phrasal | US, informal (give up) | rendirse⇒ v prnl |
| | Don't poop out now! We need you on the team! |
| poop out of [sth] vi phrasal + prep | US, informal (give up) | retirarse de v prnl + prep |
| | Alice pooped out of the competition. |
| poop out vi phrasal | US, informal (stop functioning) | romperse⇒ v prnl |
| | The DVD player just pooped out so I can't watch the movie. |
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