WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:
| Principal Translations |
whoops,
oops interj | (expressing a mistake or accident) | ¡ups! interj |
| | | ¡uh! interj |
| | Whoops! I didn't mean to do that! |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:
| Principal Translations |
| whoop n | (cry of excitement) | grito nm |
| | | vivas nfpl |
| | | hurras nfpl |
| | Alison let out a whoop of excitement when she unwrapped the present. |
| | Alison soltó un grito de entusiasmo cuando abrió el regalo. |
| whoop⇒ vi | (make excited cry) | gritar de alegría loc verb |
| | The fans started whooping with delight when the band walked onto the stage. |
| | Los aficionados empezaron a gritar de alegría cuando la banda salió al escenario. |
| whoop n | (bird cry: hoot) (pájaro) | chillido nm |
| | | ululato nm |
| | | grito nm |
| | We could clearly hear the whoop of an owl. |
| | Podíamos oír claramente el chillido de un búho. |
| whoop n | (gasping cough) | silbido nm |
| | The patient had a fit of severe coughing with a whoop. |
| | El paciente tuvo un fuerte ataque de tos con silbidos. |
| whoop n | (onomatopoeia: fast movement) (onomatopeya) | wup interj |
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