dogsbody

dogsbody
dogsbody
tr['dɒgzbɒdɪ]
noun (pl dogsbodies)
1 SMALLBRITISH ENGLISH/SMALL familiar burro de carga
noun (esp BrE colloq)

I'm just the general dogsbody around here — yo aquí no soy más que el botones

I'm fed up with being his dogsbody — estoy harta de ser su sirvienta

['dɒɡzbɒdɪ]
N (Brit) burro m de carga

to be the general dogsbody — ser el burro de carga de todo el mundo

* * *
noun (esp BrE colloq)

I'm just the general dogsbody around here — yo aquí no soy más que el botones

I'm fed up with being his dogsbody — estoy harta de ser su sirvienta


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