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fume [ingl. am. fjum, ingl. brit. fjuːm] V. intr.
1. fume (smoke) QUÍM.:
- fume
- despedir gases
2. fume (be angry) coloq.:
- she was absolutely fuming
- estaba que echaba humo or chispas or que bufaba coloq.
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- está furibundo por lo de ayer
- he's absolutely fuming about yesterday coloq.
- papá está que bufa
- dad's hopping mad o fuming coloq.
- está que brama
- he is fuming o seething
- estar hecho un basilisco coloq.
- to be fuming coloq.
- está que se frunce de la ira
- he's absolutely fuming coloq.
- está/están que echa/echan chispas coloq.
- he's/they're fuming! coloq.
- echar candela Ven. coloq. estaba que echaba candela
- she was fuming o seething o livid coloq.
- estar alg./algo que arde tu padre está que arde
- your father's fuming o seething
- echar humo por las orejas coloq.
- to be fuming coloq.
inglés
español
fume [fju:m] V. intr.
1. fume (be angry):
- fume
- estar furioso, -a
- to fume at sb
- echar pestes de alguien
2. fume (emit fumes):
- fume
- humear
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inglés
- tufo
- fume
- trinar
- to fume
inglés
español
fume [fjum] V. intr.
1. fume (be angry):
- fume
- estar furioso, -a
- to fume at sb
- echar pestes de alguien
2. fume (emit gases):
- fume
- humear
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inglés
- trinar
- to fume
- tufo
- fume
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