abuchear
boo
The Spanish word 'abuchear' translates to 'boo' or 'jeer' in English. It is a verb that indicates the act of expressing disapproval or contempt towards someone, especially during a performance or public appearance, by shouting 'boo' or making other noise. Similar to the way it is used in English, 'abuchear' is mostly used in the context of crowds reacting negatively to a performer or public figure.
Example sentences using: abuchear
El público empezó a abuchear al cantante.
The audience began to boo the singer.
In this sentence, 'abuchear' describes a hostile crowd reaction, specifically booing, directed at the singer, indicating discontentment or disapproval with the performance.
Los aficionados decidieron abuchear al árbitro por su decisión polémica.
The fans decided to boo the referee for his controversial decision.
This sentence illustrates a situation where the supporters ('aficionados') expressed their disapproval ('abuchear') of a decision made by the referee in a sports match, indicating controversy or disagreement.
Si sigues llegando tarde, la gente empezará a abuchear.
If you continue to be late, people will start booing.
This sentence demonstrates the use of 'abuchear' as a prediction or consequence, showing that if the person continues a certain behavior (constantly being late), the negative crowd reaction (booing) is expected.