Translation of "pegado" to English

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Dictionary translations for "pegado"

el pegado m noun

pl. pegados

clinging (vest)

pegar verb Conjugation

pego / pegué / pegado

hit (golpear)

Tom no culpa a Mary por pegar a John.

Tom didn't blame Mary for hitting John.

beat [bi:t]

Él no me va a pegar.

He won't beat me.

stick [stɪk]

Pegue una estampilla en el sobre.

Stick a stamp on the envelope.

give [ɡɪv]

Me has pegado tu catarro.

You've given me your cold.

glue [ɡlu:] (con cola)

Las dos piezas estaban fuertemente pegadas la una a la otra.

The two pieces were glued tightly together.

paste [peɪst] (inform)

sew on (coser)

move close (acercar)

match [mætʃ] (combinar)

beat down (tener fuerza)

knock back (beber)

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Contexts with "pegado"

Dijo que su marido le había pegado, pero en realidad fue alrevés. She said that her husband hit her, but in fact it was the other way around.

¿Alguna vez has pegado un poster a una pared? Have you ever stuck a poster on a wall?

Me has pegado tu catarro. You've given me your cold.

Tom tenía un pedazo de chicle pegado en la suela de uno de sus zapatos. Tom had some gum stuck on the bottom of one of his shoes.

Ella le pegó con fuerza. She hit him hard.

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