| Principal Translations |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:
| slug n | (animal) | babosa nf |
| | Mary was annoyed to find the slugs had been eating her lettuces again. |
| | A Mary le enfadó bastante ver que las babosas se habían estado comiendo sus lechugas de nuevo. |
| slug n | (bullet) | bala nf |
| | Ian inserted more slugs into the gun. |
| | Ian metió más balas en la pistola. |
| slug n | (mouthful of alcoholic drink) | trago nm |
| | A slug of whiskey warms you up on a cold night. |
| | Un trago de whisky te calienta en las noches frías. |
| slug n | figurative (person: slow) (figurado, lento) | tortuga nf |
| | Laura's a real slug in the mornings. |
| | Laura es una tortuga por las mañanas. |
| slug n | (computing: part of URL) (voz inglesa) | slug nm |
| | A URL's slug does not usually include conjunctions. |
| | El slug de una URL no suele incluir conjunciones. |
| slug n | uncountable (printing: line of type) (imprenta) | línea nf |
| | This printer used to use a Linotype to cast slugs. |
| | Este impresor usaba una linotipia para producir las líneas. |
| slug [sb/sth]⇒ vtr | slang (hit with fist) | dar un puñetazo loc verb |
| | | dar un puñetazo a loc verb |
| | The boxer slugged his opponent. |
| | El boxeador le dio un puñetazo a su contrincante. |
| slug [sth]⇒ vtr | (gulp: a drink) | tomarse de un trago loc verb |
| | Ethan slugged his beer and belched loudly. |
| | Ethan se tomó de un trago la cerveza y eructó ruidosamente. |
| Locuciones verbales |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:
| slug it out vtr phrasal sep | slang, literal (settle with a fistfight) | resolverlo a puñetazos loc verb |
| | (coloquial) | resolverlo a trompadas loc verb |
| | (ES: vulgar) | resolverlo a hostias loc verb |
| | The two men couldn't settle their argument and ended up slugging it out in the street. |
| | Los dos hombres no pudieron ponerse de acuerdo y lo resolvieron a puñetazos en la calle. |
| slug it out vtr phrasal sep | slang, figurative (compete strenuously for) | luchar⇒ vi |
| | | esforzarse⇒ v prnl |
| | It was hard work, but we slugged it out and achieved our goal. |