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"nibble" in Spanish

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"nibble" in Spanish
nibble{noun}
pasapalo
to nibble{verb}
mordisquear- pellizcar- roer- comiscar- comisquear- comisquear- mecatear- picotear
to nibble{transitive verb}
picar
to nibble{intransitive verb}
picar
nibbles{noun}
picada- cosas para picar- botanas
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TRANSLATIONS & EXAMPLES
nibble{noun}
nibble(also: appetizer)
pasapalo{m} [Ven.] [coll.]
to nibble[nibbled · nibbled] {verb}
to nibble
mordisquear[mordisqueando · mordisqueado] {v.t.}
to have a nibble at sth
mordisquear algo
to nibble(also: to tweak, to pinch)
pellizcar[pellizcando · pellizcado] {vb}
to nibble(also: to gnaw, to eat away, to eat away at)
roer[royendo · roído] {vb}
to nibble
comiscar[comiscando · comiscado] {v.i.} [coll.]
to nibble
comisquear {v.i.} [coll.]
to nibble(also: to nibble at, to nibble from time to time)
comisquear {v.t.}
to nibble
mecatear {v.i.} [Col.] [coll.]
to nibble(also: to snack)
picotear[picoteando · picoteado] {v.i.} [coll.] (entre comidas)
to nibble[nibbled · nibbled] {transitive verb}
to nibble(also: to peck, to prickle, to bite, to grab a bite)
picar[picando · picado] {vb}
to nibble[nibbled · nibbled] {intransitive verb}
to nibble(also: to peck, to prickle, to bite, to grab a bite)
picar[picando · picado] {vb}
nibbles{noun}
nibbles
picada{f} [LAm.] (aperitivo)
nibbles
cosas para picar{f}
nibbles(also: finger food)
botanas{f} [Mex.]

SYNONYMS
Synonyms (English) for "nibble":
nibble
nybble- pick- piece
CONTEXT EXAMPLES
Context examples for "nibble" in Spanish(!) These sentences come from external sources & may not be accurate. Therefore, we are not responsible for their content.
they gave us some peanuts to nibble while we waited
nos dieron maní para entretener el diente mientras esperábamos
I didn't get a nibble all afternoon
no picaron en toda la tarde
to have a nibble at sth
mordisquear algo
The second set of protagonists in this business are the big multinationals, always anxious to nibble away at the existence of independent States that might oppose their decision-taking methods.
El segundo autor de este asunto son las grandes multinacionales que siempre desean reducir un poco más la existencia de los Estados independientes que podrían oponerse a sus métodos de decisión.

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