- achuchón
- m.1 crushing, squeezing, squeeze.2 push, shove.* * *achuchón► nombre masculino1 familiar (empujón) push, shove■ el delantero apartó al portero de un achuchón the forward pushed the goalkeeper aside2 familiar (indisposición) ailment■ siempre tiene algún achuchón there's always something wrong with him■ le dio un achuchón he had a funny turn3 familiar (abrazo) hug, squeeze■ la abuela le dio un achuchón al niño the old lady hugged the little boy* * *SM1) (=abrazo) squeeze2) (=empujón) shove, push3)
tener un achuchón — (Med) to be ill, be poorly
* * *achuchónmasculineA (fam)(empujón): me dieron muchos achuchones en el tren there was a lot of pushing and shoving o a lot of jostling on the trainB (fam) (abrazo) squeezelos vi dándose achuchones en el portal I saw them hugging each other in the doorwayC (fam)(indisposición repentina): le dio un achuchón she suddenly felt a little ill* * *
achuchón sustantivo masculino
1 (empujón) push, shove
2 (abrazo) (big) hug
* * *achuchón nmFam1. [abrazo] big hug;me dio un achuchón he gave me a big hug2. [estrujón] push, shove;había achuchones para entrar there was pushing and shoving to get in3. [indisposición] mild illness;le dio un achuchón he came over all funny* * *achuchónm fam1 squeeze, hug2 (empujón) push3:le dio un achuchón desmayo she felt faint* * *achuchón nm, pl -chones1) : push, shove2) fam : squeeze, hug3) fam : mild illness
Spanish-English dictionary. 2013.