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1 Translation result for pig in Spanish noun

pig noun

pigs cerdo, -da; puerco, -ca; persona desaliñada; cerdo, -da; glotón, -tona

Example sentences of pig noun

• •They are raising a pig as a pet.
• •Don't be a pig. Say “excuse me” after you burp.
• •All-you-can-eat buffets seem to encourage some people to become shameless pigs.
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Synonyms of pig noun

glutton, hog, slob, swine Quick Quizzes Grow your vocabulary!

Phrasal verbs for pig

• pig out - (argot, coloquial) comer hasta reventar, tragar como cerdo, comer como un cerdo
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Related phrases for pig

• guinea pig - (figurado y literal) conejillo de Indias, cobayo, -ya
• pig iron - arrabio
• a pig in a poke - estafa
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Reverse translation for pig

cerdo - pig, hog puerco - pig, hog, pig, dirty or greedy person persona desaliñada cerdo - pig, hog glotón - wolverine, glutton Did you know

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