Traducciones al español proporcionadas por Oxford Languages
hood noun
US /hʊd/ • UK /hʊd/1. a. (on coat, jacket) capucha (feminine)b. (pointed) capirote (masculine)(of monk) capucha (feminine), capuchón (masculine), capillo (masculine)c. (on ceremonial robes) muceta (feminine) (con capillo)d. (in falconry) capirote (masculine), capillo (masculine)2. a. (on chimney, cooker) campana (feminine)(on machine) cubierta (feminine)b. (US, Motor Vehicles) capó (masculine)c. (folding cover) (British) capota (feminine)3. (of cobra) sombrerete (masculine)hood noun
US /hʊd/ • UK /hʊd/ (US, slang) (gangster) matón (masculine) /matona (feminine) (informal)Monolingual examplesIt's a film that focuses on ethics, be they pure or prurient, and how criminals and hoods can still require a sense of justice and fair play.North AmericanHis connections to senior criminal organisations and well-placed hoods are known to police.BritishShe also is fascinated by the hoods and low-lifes that Nick looks up as he meanders his way through the task of finding Clyde Wynant.North AmericanIt's also a gangster film more interested in innocent bystanders than hoods or the police who chase them.North AmericanAt the two minute mark, the first action scene begins as hoods try to carjack Will Smith's Porsche.North AmericanWhen it comes to robbing us blind, the Armani-clad criminals in corporate boardrooms have it all over the hoods on the street.North AmericanTraducciones
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