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Home » Words » buldócer

buldócer

An adaptation of the English word 'bulldozer'. In Spanish slang, it is usually used to describe someone who is very persistent or who tends to bulldoze over others to get what they want.

Examples

  • Spanish: No puedes cambiar su opinión, es un buldócer cuando se trata de sus ideas.
  • English: You can't change his mind, he is a bulldozer when it comes to his ideas.

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