bulb
BrE /bʌlb/ AmE /bʌlb/
noun en → es
a glass container that produces light when electricity passes through it
lámpara, bombilla
Collocations light bulb
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I need to buy some light bulbs.
Necesito comprar algunas bombillas.
a part of a plant that grows underground and produces new plants
bulbo, bulbillo
Collocations daffodil bulb
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Plant the bulbs in autumn.
Planta los bulbos en otoño.
the part of a camera that receives light and forms an image
lente, objetivo
Collocations camera bulb
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The camera has a large bulb.
La cámara tiene un gran objetivo.
a rounded part of the body, such as the stomach or thigh
bulto, protuberancia
Collocations bulge in the belly
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There was a bulge at his waist.
Había un bulto en su cintura.
to be very surprised or shocked by something
quedarse sin palabras, sorprenderse mucho
Collocations be taken aback
-
She was taken aback by his rudeness.
Ella quedó sin palabras por su grosería.
to be very surprised or shocked by something
quedarse sin palabras, sorprenderse mucho
Collocations be floored
-
He was floored by the news.
Estaba sin palabras por la noticia.
to be very surprised or shocked by something
quedarse sin palabras, sorprenderse mucho
Collocations be stunned
-
She was stunned by the news.
Ella quedó sin palabras por la noticia.
to be very surprised or shocked by something
quedarse sin palabras, sorprenderse mucho
Collocations be taken in
-
He was taken in by the story.
Fue engañado por la historia.
Idioms
quedarse sin palabras, sorprenderse mucho
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She was taken aback by his rudeness.
Ella quedó sin palabras por su grosería.
quedarse sin palabras, sorprenderse mucho
-
He was floored by the news.
Estaba sin palabras por la noticia.
quedarse sin palabras, sorprenderse mucho
-
She was stunned by the news.
Ella quedó sin palabras por la noticia.
quedarse sin palabras, sorprenderse mucho
-
He was taken in by the story.
Fue engañado por la historia.