bummer in Spanish
bummer in Spanish is batacazo, chasco, decepción — bummer means a disappointing or unfortunate situation; a shame.
bummer in Spanish
batacazo
chasco
decepción
fiasco
fracaso
frentazo
What does "bummer" mean?
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noun A disappointing or unfortunate situation; a shame.
""The show got cancelled." "Aw, bummer.""
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intj An exclamation of sympathy or mild frustration at bad news.
""I failed my driving test." "Bummer!""
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bummer in a sentence
- "The show got cancelled." "Aw, bummer."
- It's a real bummer that it rained on your birthday.
- "I failed my driving test." "Bummer!"
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Frequently asked questions
What is "bummer" in Spanish?
"bummer" in Spanish is batacazo, chasco, decepción. bummer means: A disappointing or unfortunate situation; a shame.
How do you use "bummer" in a sentence?
Example: ""The show got cancelled." "Aw, bummer."" In Spanish, "bummer" is batacazo, chasco, decepción.
Are there other ways to say "bummer" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 6 translations listed for "bummer": batacazo, chasco, decepción, fiasco, fracaso, frentazo.
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