In conclusion, my late grandfather, Harold Macmillan, always held the view that Members of Parliament should not be paid, because when they were paid it attracted the wrong sort of chap.

Para concluir, mi abuelo ya fallecido, Harold Macmillan, sostuvo siempre la opinión de que a los diputados no se les debía pagar, porque cuando se les pagaba se atraía a los tipos equivocados.

chap.{noun}

chap.(also: ch)

c.{noun}

chap.

cap.{m}

chap [Brit.] {noun}

chap

andoba {m} [coll.]

to chap [chapped · chapped] {verb}

to chap(also: to cleave)

agrietar [agrietando · agrietado] {vb}

to chap [chapped · chapped] {transitive verb}

to chap(also: to crack, to cleave, cleaving, to snap)

partir [partiendo · partido] {vb}

to chap

paspar {vb} [SAm.]

to chap [chapped · chapped] {intransitive verb}

to chap(also: to crack, to crack up, to fracture)

agrietarse {vb}

to chap

partirse {vb}

to chap

pasparse {vb} [SAm.]

chaps {noun}

chaps

perneras de seguridad {f pl}

chaps

zahones {m}

chaps

chaparreras {f} [Mex.]

chaps

perneras {f} [S. Cone]

rain pants and chaps

pantalones y perneras impermeables

chaps

pierneras {f} [S. Cone]

chaps

zamarros {m} [Col.]

SYNONYMS

Synonyms (English) for "chap":

chap

blighter- bloke- crack- cranny- crevice- cuss- fella- feller- fellow- fissure- gent- lad

CONTEXT EXAMPLES

Context examples for "chap" in Spanish(!) These sentences come from external sources & may not be accurate. Therefore, we are not responsible for their content.

This chap Giorgio Napolitano says we can then be an autonomous territorial entity.

Ese chico, Giorgio Napolitano, dice que entonces seremos una entidad territorial autónoma.

quite a handsome chap

un chico guapetón

"chap" in Spanish

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