nod

S2 W1

BrE /nɒd/ AmE /nɑːd/

verb / noun en → es

1 AGREE/ACKNOWLEDGE [intransitive] A2

to move your head up and down to show that you agree with someone or understand something

asentir, mover la cabeza arriba y abajo

  • nod at somebody/something

Collocations nod in agreement · nod to acknowledge

  • He nodded when I asked if he was ready.

    Asentía cuando le pregunté si estaba listo.

2 SLEEP [intransitive] B1

to move your head down and up because you are very tired or sleepy

dormitar, cabecear

  • nod off

Collocations nod off during a lecture · nod off in class

  • She nodded off while reading the book.

    Se quedó dormida mientras leía el libro.

3 PERSON [countable] B2

a person who is a member of a group or organization, especially one that is involved in crime or terrorism

miembro de un grupo o organización

  • terrorist/armed/narcotics/drug/etc. nod

Collocations a terrorist nod · an armed nod

  • The police are looking for a drug nod.

    La policía está buscando un miembro de una organización criminal.