moped

• Sustantivo que designa un vehículo ligero de dos ruedas con motor de pequeña cilindrada, que también puede impulsarse con pedales como una bicicleta.

A noun referring to a lightweight motorcycle that can be pedaled like a bicycle or driven by a small gasoline engine.

1. Motorized bicycleA2formal

   A lightweight, low-powered motorcycle that can also be pedaled like a bicycle, typically with an engine capacity of 50cc or less.

   Ciclomotor

   • He rode his moped to work every day to save on gas.
   • Teenagers often use a moped for short trips around town.
   • She parked her moped next to the bicycles in the rack.

• Verbo que describe un estado de abatimiento, desánimo o apatía, a menudo manifestado con movimientos lentos, tristes o un comportamiento taciturno y retraído.

A verb used to describe the act of being gloomy, dejected, or listless, often by moving or acting in a slow, sad manner.

1. Move slowly and aimlesslyB2informal

   To wander or move about in a slow, listless, and purposeless manner.

   deambular sin rumbo

   • He spent the afternoon moping around the house.
   • She moped through the park, not knowing what to do.
   • After the argument, he just moped from room to room.

   Sinónimosambledawdledriftloitermeandersauntertraipsewander

2. Be apathetic or gloomyB2informal

   To be in a state of low spirits, apathy, or gloom, often without a clear reason.

   estar apático o taciturno

   • She moped for days after failing the exam.
   • Stop moping and try to cheer up.
   • He moped in his room, refusing to talk to anyone.

   Sinónimosbroodfretgrievelanguishpinepoutsulk

   Antónimosbrightencheerperkrejoicerevive

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