fun1
/fʌn/Translation
n [u]
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⇨ diversión
I did it just for fun Lo hice solo por diversión
This is great fun Esto es muy divertido
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⇨ alegría
to be all fun and games
⇨ ser todo de color de rosa
⇨ ser siempre de color de rosa
Living with somebody isn't all fun and games La convivencia no es siempre de color de rosa
to have fun
⇨ pasarlo bien
Did you have fun in Barcelona? ¿Lo pasaste bien en Barcelona?
⇨ divertirse
We had a lot of fun yesterday Nos divertimos mucho ayer
to join in the fun
⇨ unirse a la fiesta
Come and join in the fun Venga, únete a la fiesta
to make fun of sb
⇨ reírse de alguien
Stop making fun of me Deja de reírte de mí
⇨ burlarse de alguien
⇨ cojudear a alguien amér. vulg.
to take the fun out of sth
⇨ quitar la gracia a algo
(Definition of fun n from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact English-Spanish
© Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)
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