Bombshell in spanish
Bomba
pronunciation: boʊmbɑ part of speech: noun
pronunciation: boʊmbɑ part of speech: noun
In gestures
bombshell1 = bomba, proyectil, obús.
Example: He was in the battle of Yorktown and there had his leg broken by a bombshell.more:
» be hit by a bombshell = ser alcanzado por una bomba.
Example: He never reached the battlefield, as his train was hit by a bombshell, wounding Hamvas, who was discharged.bombshell2 = noticia devastadora.
Example: But despite the bombshell news, they decided to go ahead with their wedding -- keeping the cancer a secret from their guests.more:
» be hit by a bombshell = recibir una noticia devastadora.
Example: When Alexis Lato was diagnosed with neurofibromatosis earlier this year, she and her family got hit by a bombshell.» drop + a bombshell = anunciar una noticia devastadora, dar una noticia devastadora.
Example: She has an uncanny and unnerving ability to make you crease up with laughter before dropping a perfectly-timed bombshell.» fall like + a bombshell = caer como una bomba, caer como un rayo.
Example: The news fell like a bombshell on close to 900 employees who still do not know how many people will lose their jobs.» hit + Nombre + like a bombshell = caer como una bomba, caer como un rayo.
Example: A policeman describes how the discovery of three kidnapped women at a house in Cleveland hit him like a bombshell.bombshell3 = noticia sensacional, noticia sorprendente.
Example: As it turns out my 'secret' wasn't such a bombshell after all.bombshell4 = tía despampanante, tía buena, bombón sexi, bombón.
Example: She is such a bombshell she leaves craters wherever she walks! = ¡Es un bombón tan sexi que deja huellas de chocolate por donde pasa!.