boca
Translation
s.f.
›
⇨ mouth
› (fauces)
⇨ jaws pl
› (de un río)
⇨ rivermouth
› (entrada)
⇨ entrance
la boca del metro the tube entrance
› (de un arma)
⇨ muzzle
boca abajo
⇨ face down
boca a boca
⇨ kiss of life
Le hizo el boca a boca She gave him the kiss of life
boca arriba
⇨ face up
de boca en boca La noticia va de boca en boca
Everybody knows about the news
hacerse la boca agua (col.)
⇨ to drool at sth
no abrir la boca (col.)
⇨ not to say a word
(Definition of boca s.f. from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact Español-Inglés
© Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)
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