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bajón

Meanings of "bajón" in English Spanish Dictionary : 35 result(s)

	Category	Spanish	English
General
1	General	bajón [m]	bassoon
2	General	bajón [m]	slump
3	General	bajón [m]	sudden fall
4	General	bajón [m]	illness
5	General	bajón [m]	low spirits
6	General	bajón [m]	bassoonist
7	General	bajón [m]	bassoon player
8	General	bajón [m]	downturn
9	General	bajón [m]	great fall
10	General	bajón [m]	fall
11	General	bajón [m]	drop
12	General	bajón [m]	decline
13	General	bajón [m]	worsening
14	General	bajón [m]	munchies
15	General	bajón [m]	blues
16	General	bajón [m]	lull
17	General	bajón [m]	low
18	General	bajón [m]	dip
19	General	bajón [m]	bassoon-player
20	General	bajón [m] rare	bass
21	General	bajón [adj] MX DO PE	discouraged
22	General	bajón [adj] MX DO PE	disheartened
23	General	bajón [adj] MX DO PE	depressed
Colloquial
24	Colloquial	bajón [m]	great reverse
25	Colloquial	bajón [m]	decline (in health)
26	Colloquial	bajón [m] HN SV CL child	appetite
27	Colloquial	bajón [m] HN SV CL child	a feeling of hunger
28	Colloquial	bajón [adj] MX	poor
29	Colloquial	bajón [adj] MX	scarce or lacking some quality or attribute
Slang
30	Slang	bajón [m] CL	depression
31	Slang	bajón [m] CL	sadness
Business
32	Business	bajón [m]	sharp decline
33	Business	bajón [m]	sharp drop
34	Business	bajón [m]	slump
Music
35	Music	bajón [m]	bassoon

Meanings of "bajón" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 34 result(s)

	Category	Spanish	English
General
1	General	bajón de [m] PR	a craving for something
2	General	bajón de [m] PR	a whim of something
3	General	dar un bajón [v]	slump
Idioms
4	Idioms	bajón en la temperatura	a cold snap
5	Idioms	dar bajón [v] MX	snatch something from someone
6	Idioms	dar bajón [v] MX	steal
7	Idioms	dar bajón [v] MX	steal something from someone
8	Idioms	dar bajón [v] MX	snatch something from someone
Speaking
9	Speaking	qué bajón	what a bummer
10	Speaking	qué bajón	what a downer
11	Speaking	¡qué bajón!	what a bummer!
12	Speaking	¡qué bajón!	damn it!
Phrasals
13	Phrasals	tener un bajón [v]	pass off
Colloquial
14	Colloquial	pegar un bajón [v]	feel depressed
15	Colloquial	dar un bajón [v]	feel depressed
16	Colloquial	tener un bajón [v]	feel depressed
17	Colloquial	sufrir un bajón [v]	feel depressed
18	Colloquial	sufrir un bajón [v]	become depressed
19	Colloquial	pegar un bajón [v]	become depressed
20	Colloquial	dar un bajón [v]	become depressed
21	Colloquial	tener un bajón [v]	become depressed
22	Colloquial	dar un bajón [v]	get depressed
23	Colloquial	pegar un bajón [v]	get depressed
24	Colloquial	sufrir un bajón [v]	get depressed
25	Colloquial	tener un bajón [v]	get depressed
26	Colloquial	pegar un bajón [v]	fall into depression
27	Colloquial	dar un bajón [v]	fall into depression
28	Colloquial	sufrir un bajón [v]	fall into depression
29	Colloquial	tener un bajón [v]	fall into depression
30	Colloquial	¡qué bajón de nota! [n] PR child	what a bummer!
31	Colloquial	¡qué bajón de nota! [n] PR child	damn it!
32	Colloquial	¡qué bajón de nota! [n] PR child	expresses deception or displeasure before a situation
33	Colloquial	¡qué bajón!	it sucks!
34	Colloquial	¡qué bajón!	that sucks!