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Detailed Translations for scrounger from English to Spanish
scrounge:
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scrounge (sponge off; parasitize; cadge; live on one's money)
gorronear; comer de gorra; vivir de gorra; vivir como un parásito; andar de gorra-
gorronear verb
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comer de gorra verb
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vivir de gorra verb
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andar de gorra verb
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Translation Matrix for scrounge:
| Noun | Related Translations | Other Translations |
| gorronear | begging; cadging | |
| Verb | Related Translations | Other Translations |
| andar de gorra | cadge; live on one's money; parasitize; scrounge; sponge off | |
| comer de gorra | cadge; live on one's money; parasitize; scrounge; sponge off | |
| gorronear | cadge; live on one's money; parasitize; scrounge; sponge off | cadge |
| vivir como un parásito | cadge; live on one's money; parasitize; scrounge; sponge off | |
| vivir de gorra | cadge; live on one's money; parasitize; scrounge; sponge off | cadge |
| - | cadge; forage; schnorr; shnorr | |
| Other | Related Translations | Other Translations |
| - | cadge |
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Cross Translation:
| From | To | Via |
|---|---|---|
| • scrounge | → gorronear; embestir; pechar | ↔ schnorren — transitiv, umgangssprachlich: jemanden aus Gewohnheit immer wieder um Kleinigkeiten wie Kleingeld, Zigaretten oder Ähnlichem bitten, ohne selbst eine Gegenleistung erbringen zu wollen |
| • scrounge | → gorronear; embestir; pechar | ↔ schnorren — transitiv, umgangssprachlich: höflich für sich selbst um Kleinigkeiten wie Kleingeld, Zigaretten oder Ähnlichem bitten, ohne selbst zu einer Gegenleistung bereit zu sein |
scrounger:
Translation Matrix for scrounger:
| Noun | Related Translations | Other Translations |
| buitre | leach; parasite; scrounger; sponge; sponger | liquid manure; manure |
| gorrón | leach; parasite; scrounger; sponge; sponger | cheapskate; haggler; horse-trader; pincher; shady trader; trafficker |
| parásito | leach; parasite; scrounger; sponge; sponger | |
| - | cadger; mooch; moocher |