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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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I. jerk [Am dʒərk, Brit dʒəːk] VB intr

II. jerk [Am dʒərk, Brit dʒəːk] VB trans

III. jerk [Am dʒərk, Brit dʒəːk] N

1.1. jerk (tug):

jerk

1.2. jerk (sudden movement):

jerk
she awoke with a jerk

2. jerk (contemptible person):

jerk inf
jerk inf
memo m / mema f inf
jerk inf
pendejo m / pendeja f LatAm excl CSur inf
jerk inf
gilipollas mf Spain inf
jerk inf
huevón m / huevona f And Ven inf

I. jerk off VB [Am dʒərk -, Brit dʒəːk -] vulg sl (v + adv, v + o + adv)

to jerk off or to jerk oneself off
hacerse la or una paja vulg sl
to jerk off or to jerk oneself off
correrse la or una paja Chil Peru vulg sl
to jerk off or to jerk oneself off
hacerse una chaqueta Mex vulg sl
to jerk off or to jerk oneself off
hacerse la manuela Ven vulg sl

jerk-off [ˈdʒəːkɒf] N

jerk-off → jerk

I. jerk [Am dʒərk, Brit dʒəːk] VB intr

II. jerk [Am dʒərk, Brit dʒəːk] VB trans

III. jerk [Am dʒərk, Brit dʒəːk] N

1.1. jerk (tug):

jerk

1.2. jerk (sudden movement):

jerk
she awoke with a jerk

2. jerk (contemptible person):

jerk inf
jerk inf
memo m / mema f inf
jerk inf
pendejo m / pendeja f LatAm excl CSur inf
jerk inf
gilipollas mf Spain inf
jerk inf
huevón m / huevona f And Ven inf

knee-jerk [Am ˈni ˈˌdʒərk, Brit ˈniːdʒəːk] N

knee-jerk

jerk around VB [Am dʒərk -, Brit dʒəːk -] Am (v + o + adv) inf

jerk around
jerk around
tracalear Mex Ven inf
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engleski
ñero (ñera)
jerk inf
jerk inf
jerk sl
pelotudo (pelotuda)
jerk sl
jerk inf

u rečniku PONS

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engleski
španski
španski

I. jerk [dʒɜ:k, Am dʒɜ:rk] N

1. jerk (jolt):

jerk
with a jerk

2. jerk (movement):

jerk
to give sth a jerk

3. jerk pej inf (person):

jerk
estúpido(-a) m (f)
to feel such a jerk

II. jerk [dʒɜ:k, Am dʒɜ:rk] VB intr

jerk
to jerk to a halt

III. jerk [dʒɜ:k, Am dʒɜ:rk] VB trans

1. jerk (shake):

jerk

2. jerk (pull):

jerk

jerk off VB intr vulg

jerk off

knee-jerk [ˈni:dʒɜ:k, Am -dʒɜ:rk] ADJ

knee-jerk
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španski
engleski
engleski
jerk
boludo (-a)
jerk
jerk
jerk-off Am
to jerk
mamón (-ona)
jerk
to jerk off Am
u rečniku PONS
engleski
engleski
španski
španski

I. jerk [dʒɜrk] N

1. jerk (jolt):

jerk
with a jerk

2. jerk (movement):

jerk
to give sth a jerk

3. jerk pej sl (person):

jerk

II. jerk [dʒɜrk] VB intr

jerk
to jerk to a halt

III. jerk [dʒɜrk] VB trans

1. jerk (shake):

jerk

2. jerk (pull):

jerk

jerk off VB intr vulg

jerk off

knee-jerk [ˈni·dʒɜrk] ADJ sl

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španski
engleski
engleski
jerk-off
jerk
boludo (-a)
jerk
to jerk
mamón (-ona)
jerk
to jerk off
to jerk [or to beat] off
Present
Ijerk
youjerk
he/she/itjerks
wejerk
youjerk
theyjerk
Past
Ijerked
youjerked
he/she/itjerked
wejerked
youjerked
theyjerked
Present Perfect
Ihavejerked
youhavejerked
he/she/ithasjerked
wehavejerked
youhavejerked
theyhavejerked
Past Perfect
Ihadjerked
youhadjerked
he/she/ithadjerked
wehadjerked
youhadjerked
theyhadjerked