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Summary

Spanish to English: more detail...

bolo:
- ninepins; bowling ball; bowling ballgame; cone
Wiktionary:
- bolo → ninepin, pin, skittle
- óbolo → obolus

English to Spanish: more detail...

bolo:
The word bolo exists in our database, but we currently do not have a translation from English to Spanish.
- Synonyms for "bolo":
  bolo tie; bola tie; bola; necktie; tie
  bolo knife; knife

Spanish

Detailed Translations for bolo from Spanish to English

bolo:

bolo [el ~] noun

el bolo (cono)
the ninepins
- ninepins [the ~] noun
el bolo
the bowling ball
- bowling ball [the ~] noun
el bolo
the bowling ballgame
- bowling ballgame [the ~] noun
el bolo (cono; birlo)
the cone
- cone [the ~] noun

Translation Matrix for bolo:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
bowling ball	bolo
bowling ballgame	bolo
cone	birlo; bolo; cono	cucurucho
ninepins	bolo; cono

Related Words for "bolo":

bolos

Synonyms for "bolo":

beodo; embriagado; achispado; ajumado; bebido; borracho; ebrio; caneco; briago; mamado; alcoholizado; pedo; alumbrado; curda; como una cuba
bobo; memo; necio; estúpido; tonto
bocha; bola; esfera; bala; boliche; petanca; canica; bolinche

Wiktionary Translations for bolo:

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• bolo	→ ninepin; pin; skittle	↔ Kegel — Sport: beim Kegeln (Kegelspiel) benutzter, flaschenähnlich geformter Gegenstand

óbolo:

Synonyms for "óbolo":

limosna; socorro; dádiva; caridad; donación; donativo; auxilio; ayuda

Wiktionary Translations for óbolo:

óbolo

noun

silver coin
- obolus → óbolo; obolus

English

Detailed Translations for bolo from English to Spanish

bolo:

Translation Matrix for bolo:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	bola; bola tie; bolo knife; bolo tie

Synonyms for "bolo":

bolo tie; bola tie; bola; necktie; tie
bolo knife; knife

Related Definitions for "bolo":

long heavy knife with a single edge; of Philippine origin¹
a cord fastened around the neck with an ornamental clasp and worn as a necktie¹

¹WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University