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    Chupó (en. Sucked)

    /tʃuˈpo/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    Action of sucking something.
    The baby sucked the bottle very hard.
    El bebé chupó el biberón con mucha fuerza.
    Absorb a liquid through a tube or similar.
    She sucked the straw to drink her soda.
    Ella chupó la pajilla para beber su refresco.
    Extract the milk from a cow by the milking method.
    The farmer sucked the milk from the cow to make cheese.
    El granjero chupó la leche de la vaca para hacer queso.

    Etymology

    Comes from the Latin 'sucāre', which means to suck.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    sucked their thumb
    Refers to someone who is naive or does not know.
    chupó del dedo
    sucked the life out of
    Indicates that someone has made the most of their existence.
    chupó la vida

    Related Words

    to suck
    To carry out the action of sucking.
    chupar
    pacifier
    Device or person that sucks or absorbs.
    chupón
    to suck oneself
    Action of sucking something from oneself, like a finger.
    chuparse

    Slang Meanings

    When someone has a bad experience or has lost something.
    That’s too bad, the wait time sucked you in!
    ¡Qué mal, te chupó el tiempo de espera!
    Refers to someone who behaves in a silly or naive manner.
    That person always sucked in class, they didn’t understand anything.
    Esa persona siempre chupó en la clase, no entendía nada.