GOER - Prevod od engleski do španski

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

engleski

španski

goer [Am ˈɡoʊ(ə)r, Brit ˈɡəʊə] N

1. goer (fast mover) inf:

this horse/car is a lovely little goer

este caballo/coche tira que da gusto inf

this horse/car is a lovely little goer

este caballo/coche jala que da gusto LatAm excl CSur inf

2. goer (good idea):

goer inf

acierto m

3. goer (woman) Brit sl:

she's a real goer!

es una calentona inf

-goer [Am ˈɡoʊ(ə)r, Brit ˈɡəʊə] SUFFIX

opera-goers the world over

los aficionados a la ópera de todo el mundo

opera-goers the world over

los habitués de la ópera de todo el mundo CSur

the restaurant was full of concert-goers

el restaurante estaba lleno de gente que venía del concierto/iba al concierto

theatergoer, theatregoer Brit [ˈθiːətərˌɡəʊər, ˈθɪətəˌɡəʊə(r)] N

1. theatergoer THEAT:

the street was full of theatergoers

la calle estaba llena de gente que iba a/venía del teatro

he's a keen theatergoer

es muy aficionado al teatro

he's a keen theatergoer

va mucho al teatro

the number of theatergoers has declined

el número de asistentes al teatro ha disminuido

2. theatergoer Am → moviegoer

moviegoer [Am ˈmuviˌɡoʊ(ə)r, Brit ˈmuːvɪɡəʊə] N esp Am

he's a keen moviegoer

va mucho al cine

he's a keen moviegoer

es muy aficionado al cine

the street was full of moviegoers

la calle estaba llena de gente que iba al/venía del cine

španski

engleski

es muy discotequero

he's a great disco-goer Brit inf

le gusta tanto la milonga

he's a real party-goer

u rečniku PONS

engleski

španski

goer [ˈgəʊəʳ, Am ˈgoʊɚ] N

1. goer inf:

goer (party person)

juerguista mf

goer (promiscuous person)

calentón(-ona) m (f) vulg

2. goer ECON:

goer

proyecto m viable

picture-goer N

picture-goer

cinéfilo(-a) m (f)

španski

engleski

fiestero (-a) mf

party-goer

Jednojezični primeri (nisu ih verifikovali PONS urednici)

She also states that moviegoers can not be educated by equating noble intention or commercial viability with quality.

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It was a source of news, current affairs, and entertainment for millions of moviegoers until television supplanted its role in the 1950s.

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They compelled managers to refund tickets to moviegoers.

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I don't think there's any way an intelligent moviegoer could sit through this mess and accurately describe the plot afterward.

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It attracted moviegoers from surrounding towns as well, and community events were sometimes held there.

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