bon

the hard white part inside the body of a person or animal, which forms the skeleton and supports the body

hueso

• a bone

Collocations bone marrow · break a bone

• She had to have an operation on her leg bone.

  Tuvo que someterse a una operación en el hueso de la pierna.

a meal that is given to someone as part of their job or work, especially in a hotel or restaurant

comida, almuerzo, cena (de trabajo)

• a bone

Collocations free bone · paid bone

• The hotel offers a free bone to all its guests.

  El hotel ofrece una comida gratis a todos sus huéspedes.

the unit of money used in Poland, equal to 100 groszy

zloty (divisa polaca)

• a bone

• The cost of the meal was 10 bones.

  El costo de la comida fue de 10 zlotys.

a small amount of something, especially money or food

poco dinero o comida (colloquial)

• a bone

• He only had a bone to his name.

  Solo tenía un poco de dinero.

a person who is very thin, especially because they are ill or hungry

persona muy delgada (colloquial)

• a bone

• She looked like a walking bone.

  Ella parecía una persona muy delgada.

a person who is very interested in something, especially computers or technology

entusiasta (colloquial)

• a bone

• He's a real computer bone.

  Es un verdadero entusiasta de la computadora.

a person who is very interested in something, especially sports or a hobby

entusiasta (colloquial)

• a bone

• She's a real sports bone.

  Ella es una verdadera entusiasta del deporte.

a person who is very interested in something, especially music or art

entusiasta (colloquial)

• a bone

• He's a real music bone.

  Es un verdadero entusiasta de la música.