GULL - Englisch-Spanisch Übersetzung

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Englisch

Spanisch

gull¹ [Am ɡəl, Brit ɡʌl] SUBST ZOOL

gull: gaviota f

I. gull² [Am ɡəl, Brit ɡʌl] SUBST arch (dupe)

gull: papanatas m

II. gull² [Am ɡəl, Brit ɡʌl] VERB trans arch

gull: embaucar

gull: engañar

herring gull SUBST

herring gull: gaviota f argéntea

Spanisch

Englisch

gaviota argéntea: herring gull

gaviota: gull

garuma: gull

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Englisch

Spanisch

gull¹ [gʌl] SUBST

gull: gaviota f

gull² [gʌl] VERB trans

to gull sb: estafar a alguien

I was gulled into believing that it was a great chance: me hicieron creer que era una gran oportunidad

herring gull SUBST

herring gull: gaviota f argéntea

Spanisch

Englisch

gaviota: (sea)gull

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Englisch

Spanisch

gull¹ [gʌl] SUBST ZOOL

gull: gaviota f

gull² [gʌl] VERB trans

to gull sb: estafar a alguien

I was gulled into believing that it was a great chance: me hicieron creer que era una gran oportunidad

herring gull SUBST

herring gull: gaviota f argéntea

Spanisch

Englisch

gaviota: (sea)gull

Present
I	gull
you	gull
he/she/it	gulls
we	gull
you	gull
they	gull

Past
I	gulled
you	gulled
he/she/it	gulled
we	gulled
you	gulled
they	gulled

Present Perfect
I	have	gulled
you	have	gulled
he/she/it	has	gulled
we	have	gulled
you	have	gulled
they	have	gulled

Past Perfect
I	had	gulled
you	had	gulled
he/she/it	had	gulled
we	had	gulled
you	had	gulled
they	had	gulled

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There are quite a few birds to be found on the beach, such as the herring gull, the great black-backed gull, the black-headed gull, the curlew and the oystercatcher.

en.wikipedia.org

Song thrush and herring gull were also heard.

www.northumberlandgazette.co.uk

Others include the herring gull, lapwing, curlew and red grouse.

www.dailymail.co.uk

A herring gull was once recorded as living to 49.

www.mirror.co.uk

It then moved on to the more complex life form of the herring gull, introducing concepts such as nurturing.

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