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bushwhack - translation to spanish
bushwhack
abrirse camino por el bosque
bushwhack
abrirse camino por el bosque
bushwhacker
n. montonero, guerrillero
Definition
bushwhack
¦ verb
1. [often as noun bushwhacking] N. Amer. & Austral./NZ live or travel in the bush.
work clearing scrub and felling trees.
2. N. Amer. engage in guerrilla warfare.
ambush (someone).
Derivatives
bushwhacker noun
Examples of use of bushwhack
1. Sometimes the team had to bushwhack through brush, traveling only a few thousand yards in ten hours.) Nichols‘s work goes beyond the beautiful wildlife photos we‘ve come to expect from Africa.
2. Ayalon could have gone the way of his friend Amram Mitzna, a general who managed to bushwhack a path for himself through the party hacks, lost his way in the corridors of the Knesset and is now employing his talents at the Yeruham Municipality.
3. Then amnesia set in, mile–per–gallon ratings disappeared from TV ads and we became "a country of a million Walter Mittys driving 75 mph in their gas–guzzling Bushwhack–Safari sport–utility roadsters with a moose head on the hood, a country whose crude oil production has dropped 32 percent in the last 25 years but which will not drill for oil in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge for fear of disturbing the mating habits of caribou." I wrote that during the ‘'6 witch hunt for price gougers.