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Detailed Translations for plucker from English to Spanish

pluck:

to pluck verb (plucks, plucked, plucking)

  1. to pluck

Conjugations for pluck:

present
  1. pluck
  2. pluck
  3. plucks
  4. pluck
  5. pluck
  6. pluck
simple past
  1. plucked
  2. plucked
  3. plucked
  4. plucked
  5. plucked
  6. plucked
present perfect
  1. have plucked
  2. have plucked
  3. has plucked
  4. have plucked
  5. have plucked
  6. have plucked
past continuous
  1. was plucking
  2. were plucking
  3. was plucking
  4. were plucking
  5. were plucking
  6. were plucking
future
  1. shall pluck
  2. will pluck
  3. will pluck
  4. shall pluck
  5. will pluck
  6. will pluck
continuous present
  1. am plucking
  2. are plucking
  3. is plucking
  4. are plucking
  5. are plucking
  6. are plucking
subjunctive
  1. be plucked
  2. be plucked
  3. be plucked
  4. be plucked
  5. be plucked
  6. be plucked
diverse
  1. pluck!
  2. let's pluck!
  3. plucked
  4. plucking
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

pluck [the ~] noun

  1. the pluck (daring; guts; nerve)
    el coraje; el cojones; la osadía; la valentía; la audacia

Translation Matrix for pluck:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
audacia daring; guts; nerve; pluck audacity; boast; boasting; bold; boldness; brag; bragging; bravado; braveness; bravery; courage; daredevilry; daring; fearlessness; feat; foolhardiness; gallantry; heroic deed; recklessness; sturdiness; swank; tall talk; temerity; valor; valour; vigor; vigour
cojones daring; guts; nerve; pluck audacity; balls; boldness; braveness; fearlessness; nuts; temerity; testicles
coraje daring; guts; nerve; pluck audacity; boldness; braveness; fearlessness; temerity
osadía daring; guts; nerve; pluck audacity; boldness; braveness; daredevilry; fearlessness; feat; foolhardiness; heroic deed; recklessness; temerity
recoger picking up; taking in
valentía daring; guts; nerve; pluck audacity; boldness; braveness; bravery; courage; daring; doggedness; fearlessness; firmness; gallantry; gusto; manliness; resolution; strongness; sturdiness; temerity; toughness; valor; valour; vigor; vigour; zest
- gutsiness; pluckiness
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
recoger pluck bring in; cash; catch; clean; clear; clear away; clear the table; collect; collect money; come round for; draw in; empty the table; fetch; gather; gather together; get; glean; harvest; haul in; horde; obtain; pack together; pack up; pick; pick up; pluck off; put away; range together; reap; save; scrape together; scrape up; seize; snatch; sneak up on; stow away; sweep up; take; take along; take away; take in; take unaware; tattle; tidy up; twig
- cull; deplumate; deplume; displume; fleece; gazump; hook; hustle; overcharge; pick; pick off; plume; plunk; pull; pull off; rob; roll; soak; surcharge; tear; tweak
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- nerve

Related Words for "pluck":

  • plucking, plucked, plucks, plucker

Synonyms for "pluck":


Antonyms for "pluck":

  • gutlessness; undercharge

Related Definitions for "pluck":

  1. the act of pulling and releasing a taut cord1
  2. the trait of showing courage and determination in spite of possible loss or injury1
  3. look for and gather1
  4. strip of feathers1
    • pluck the capon1
  5. pull lightly but sharply with a plucking motion1
    • he plucked the strings of his mandolin1
  6. pull or pull out sharply1
    • pluck the flowers off the bush1
  7. rip off; ask an unreasonable price1
  8. sell something to or obtain something from by energetic and especially underhanded activity1

Wiktionary Translations for pluck:

pluck
verb
  1. music: to gently play a single string
  2. to remove feathers from a bird
noun
  1. nerve, fortitude, persistence

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
pluck atrapar plukken(sport) een door de lucht vliegende bal grijpen
pluck desplumar plukken — ontdoen van de veren
pluck recolectar plukken(bloemen) afbreken of oogsten
pluck pellizcar; pizcar; coger; pulsar; puntear; arrancar; cortar cueillirdétacher des fruits, des fleurs, des légumes de leurs branches ou de leurs tiges.

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