Funk in spanish

Canguelo

pronunciation: kɑngeloʊ part of speech: noun

In gestures

funk¹ = crisis, caída, depresión.

Example: This one reason why smart buyers are making their moves now with the market in such a funk.

funk² = acobardamiento, acojonamiento, canguelo, mieditis, miedo.

Example: Generally speaking, however, what can paralyze some people is fear, creating the potential to fail out of sheer funk.

funk³ = pestazo, hedor, tufo.

Example: Is there some sort of magic potion I can use to get rid of the funk from my shoes?.

funk⁴ = funk, música funk.

Example: She brought the house down with her special blend of reggae, funk and R&B.

funk⁵ = acobardarse, amedrentarse, achicarse, rajarse, no hacer Algo por cobardía, no hacer algo por miedo, retirarse por cobardía, retirarse por miedo, echarse atrás.

Example: Although he did not admit it, I could see that he funked going out there alone.

more:

» funk it = rajarse, echarse atrás.

Example: The others should have gone but they funked it and we didn't feel like going ourselves but we had promised.

Funk synonyms

shrink in spanish: encogimiento, pronunciation: ʃrɪŋk verbcringe in spanish: encogerse, pronunciation: krɪndʒ verbflinch in spanish: retroceder, pronunciation: flɪntʃ verbquail in spanish: codorniz, pronunciation: kweɪl nounrecoil in spanish: retroceso, pronunciation: rikɔɪl noun, verbwince in spanish: contraerse de dolor, pronunciation: wɪns verb, nounsquinch in spanish: squinch, pronunciation: skwɪntʃ noun, verbblue funk in spanish: funk azul, pronunciation: blufʌŋk noun