flirt

flirt
flə:t
1. verb
((often with with) to behave (towards someone) as though one were in love but without serious intentions: She flirts with every man she meets.) coquetear, flirtear

2. noun
(a person, especially a woman, who behaves in this way.) coqueto
- flirtatious
- flirtatiously
flirt vb flirtear

flirt /'flirt/ sustantivo masculino (pl
◊ flirts )
a) (relación) fling
b) (hombre) boyfriend;
(mujer) girlfriend 'flirt' also found in these entries: Spanish: coqueta - coquetear - coqueto - coscolina - coscolino - flirtear - galantear - tontear - lesear - volar English: flirt - flirtation
flirt
tr[flɜːt]
noun
1 coqueto,-a, ligón,-ona
intransitive verb
1 (coquette) flirtear (with, con), coquetear (with, con)
\
SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to flirt with an idea acariciar una idea
to flirt with death jugar con la muerte
flirt ['flərt] vi
1) : coquetear, flirtear
2) trifle: jugar
to flirt with death: jugar con la muerte
flirt n
: coqueto m, -ta f
flirt
n.
• coqueta s.f.
• galanteador s.m.
v.
• coquetear v.
• flirtear v.
• mariposear v.

I flɜːrt, flɜːt
intransitive verb

to flirt (WITH somebody) — flirtear or coquetear (con alguien)

to flirt with an idea — dar* vueltas a una idea


II
noun

he/she is a terrible flirt — le encanta flirtear

[flɜːt]
1.
N coqueto(-a) m / f

he's/she's a great flirt — es terriblemente coqueto(-a), le gusta muchísimo flirtear

2.
VI coquetear, flirtear (with con)

to flirt with death — jugar con la muerte

to flirt with an idea — acariciar una idea

* * *

I [flɜːrt, flɜːt]
intransitive verb

to flirt (WITH somebody) — flirtear or coquetear (con alguien)

to flirt with an idea — dar* vueltas a una idea


II
noun

he/she is a terrible flirt — le encanta flirtear


English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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