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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

sob sister N

1. sob sister (journalist):

2. sob sister (actress):

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

sister [Am ˈsɪstər, Brit ˈsɪstə] N

1.1. sister (sibling):

1.2. sister:

1.3. sister as form of address Am sl:

tía Spain inf
mana Mex inf
piba RioPl inf
galla Chil inf

2.1. sister:

2.2. sister (nurse):

sister Brit
sister Brit
sister Brit
nurse f Urug

I. sob <pres part sobbing; pt, pp sobbed> [Am sɑb, Brit sɒb] VB intr

II. sob <pres part sobbing; pt, pp sobbed> [Am sɑb, Brit sɒb] VB trans

III. sob [Am sɑb, Brit sɒb] N

SOB N sl

SOB → son of a bitch

son of a bitch <pl sons of bitches> N esp Am sl

1. son of a bitch (person):

hijo m de la chingada Mex vulg sl

2. son of a bitch (object):

3. son of a bitch as interj:

¡carajo! ¿quién me robó la cartera? vulg sl

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sister [ˈsɪstəʳ, Am -ɚ] N

1. sister a. REL:

2. sister Brit, Aus (nurse):

I. sob [sɒb, Am sɑ:b] -bb- -bb- N

II. sob [sɒb, Am sɑ:b] -bb- -bb- VB intr

III. sob [sɒb, Am sɑ:b] -bb- -bb- VB trans

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sister [ˈsɪs·tər] N a. REL

I. sob <-bb-> [sab] VB intr

II. sob <-bb-> [sab] VB trans

III. sob [sab] N

Present
Isob
yousob
he/she/itsobs
wesob
yousob
theysob
Past
Isobbed
yousobbed
he/she/itsobbed
wesobbed
yousobbed
theysobbed
Present Perfect
Ihavesobbed
youhavesobbed
he/she/ithassobbed
wehavesobbed
youhavesobbed
theyhavesobbed
Past Perfect
Ihadsobbed
youhadsobbed
he/she/ithadsobbed
wehadsobbed
youhadsobbed
theyhadsobbed