crock

crock
krok
noun
1) (an earthenware pot or jar.) vasija de barro
2) (an old and decrepit person or thing: That car's an old crock.) carcamal (persona); cacharro (cosa)
crock
tr[krɒk]
noun
1 SMALLBRITISH ENGLISH/SMALL familiar (old car) trasto, cacharro; (old person) carca nombre masulino o femenino, carroza nombre masulino o femenino
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crock
tr[krɒk]
noun
1 (earthenware pot) cántaro, vasija de barro
plural noun crocks
1 (crockery) vajilla f sing
crock ['krɑk] n
: vasija f de barro
crock
n.
• cacharro s.m.
• orza s.f.
• vasija de barro s.f.
krɑːk, krɒk
noun
1) (earthen vessel) vasija f de barro
2)
a) (nonsense) (AmE sl)

ain't that a crock! — (set phrase) qué estupidez! (fam)

b) (decrepit thing) antigualla f (fam), cacharro m (fam); (decrepit person) (esp BrE colloq) vejestorio m (fam)
[krɒk]
1. N
1) (=earthenware pot) vasija f de barro
2) * (=person) (also: old crock) carcamal * m , vejete(-a) * m / f ; (=car etc) cacharro * m
2.
VT lisiar, incapacitar
* * *
[krɑːk, krɒk]
noun
1) (earthen vessel) vasija f de barro
2)
a) (nonsense) (AmE sl)

ain't that a crock! — (set phrase) qué estupidez! (fam)

b) (decrepit thing) antigualla f (fam), cacharro m (fam); (decrepit person) (esp BrE colloq) vejestorio m (fam)

English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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