bull

US /bʊl/
UK /bʊl/
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toro

an uncastrated adult male bovine animal

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The farmer led the bull back to the pasture.
El granjero llevó al toro de vuelta al pasto.
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A wild bull charged at the fence.
Un toro salvaje cargó contra la valla.
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oxsteer
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gigantón, forzudo

a large, powerfully built man

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He was a big bull of a man, with broad shoulders.
Era un hombre grande y fuerte, con hombros anchos.
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The bouncer was a real bull, intimidating everyone at the door.
El portero era un verdadero toro, intimidando a todos en la puerta.
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gianthulkbrute
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bula papal, bula

a papal edict

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The Pope issued a bull on religious freedom.
El Papa emitió una bula sobre la libertad religiosa.
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Historically, a bull was sealed with a lead seal.
Históricamente, una bula se sellaba con un sello de plomo.
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edictdecreemandate
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abrirse paso, empujar

to push or force one's way in a specified direction

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He had to bull his way through the crowd.
Tuvo que abrirse paso entre la multitud.
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The police had to bull their way into the building.
La policía tuvo que abrirse paso en el edificio.
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forcepushshoveram
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