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1 sodded karst
karst cubierto con césped; carst cubierto con césped -
2 sod
tr[sɒd]■ what a sod! ¡qué cabrón!■ you lazy sod! ¡qué vago eres!■ you lucky sod! ¡qué suerte tienes, tío!3 familiar (difficult job) rollo, coñazo1 taboo jorobar, joder■ sod it! ¡mierda!■ sod the landlord! ¡qué se joda el propietario!■ sod the elections! ¡a la mierda con las elecciones!■ sod this for a game of soldiers! ¡a la mierda con esto!\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLsod all ni golpe, ni brotenot to give a sod importarle un carajo a uno, importarle un huevo a uno————————tr[sɒd]sod nturf: césped m, tepe mn.• césped s.m.• tepe s.m.• terrón de césped s.m.
I sɑːd, sɒd1)a) c ( piece of turf) tepe m, champa f (Andes)b) u ( ground) (liter) tierra f, suelo m2) c (BrE)a) ( obnoxious person) (vulg) cabrón, -brona m,f (vulg)b) ( fellow) (sl)I feel sorry for the poor sod — me da lástima el pobre tipo or el pobre diablo (fam)
you lucky sod! — qué potra tienes! (fam), qué suertudo eres! (AmL fam), qué culo tenés! (RPl arg)
c) (something difficult, unpleasant) (vulg) joda f (AmL vulg), coñazo m (Esp vulg)sod all — (BrE vulg)
II
transitive verb (BrE vulg)oh sod it! I forgot to go to the bank! — mierda! or carajo! me olvidé de ir al banco!
Phrasal Verbs:- sod off
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[sɒd]N [of earth] terrón m, tepe m, césped m
II *** [sɒd] (Brit)1.N cabrón(-ona) *** m / fyou sod! — ¡cabrón! ***
you lazy sod! — ¡vago!
sod's law — (Brit) ley f de la indefectible mala voluntad de los objetos inanimados
2.VTsod it! — ¡mierda! ***
sod him! — ¡que se joda! ***
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I [sɑːd, sɒd]1)a) c ( piece of turf) tepe m, champa f (Andes)b) u ( ground) (liter) tierra f, suelo m2) c (BrE)a) ( obnoxious person) (vulg) cabrón, -brona m,f (vulg)b) ( fellow) (sl)I feel sorry for the poor sod — me da lástima el pobre tipo or el pobre diablo (fam)
you lucky sod! — qué potra tienes! (fam), qué suertudo eres! (AmL fam), qué culo tenés! (RPl arg)
c) (something difficult, unpleasant) (vulg) joda f (AmL vulg), coñazo m (Esp vulg)sod all — (BrE vulg)
II
transitive verb (BrE vulg)oh sod it! I forgot to go to the bank! — mierda! or carajo! me olvidé de ir al banco!
Phrasal Verbs:- sod off -
3 karst
carso; karst; carst; modelado kárstico; relieve cársico; relieve kárstico* -
4 sod
s.1 césped, tierra enzacatada.2 sujeto, tipo, tío.3 imbécil de mierda, bastardo, cabrón.4 superóxido dismutasa, SOD.pp.participio pasado del verbo SEETHE.pt.pretérito del verbo SEETHE.v.cubrir de césped, engramar, enzacatar.(pt & pp sodded)
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