bank balance dans l' Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traductions de bank balance dans le dictionnaire anglais»espagnol

bank balance SUBST

bank balance

saldo m

Traductions de bank balance dans le dictionnaire anglais»espagnol

bank balance

saldo m

Traductions de bank balance dans le dictionnaire anglais»espagnol

I.balance [Am ˈbæləns, GB ˈbal(ə)ns] SUBST

1. balance C (apparatus):

balance

balanza f

to be or hang in the balance

estar en el aire

to be or hang in the balance

estar pendiente de un hilo

2.1. balance U (physical):

balance

equilibrio m

to keep/lose one's balance

mantener/perder el equilibrio

the blow caught him off balance

el golpe lo agarró

the blow caught him off balance

el golpe lo cogió desprevenido Esp

to throw sb off balance (disconcert)

desconcertar a alguien

to throw sb off balance litt (topple)

hacer que alguien pierda el equilibrio

2.2. balance (equilibrium):

balance U U

equilibrio m

the wheel is out of balance MOTOR

la rueda está desequilibrada

the wheel is out of balance MOTOR

la rueda está desbalanceada AmLat

mental balance

equilibrio mental

the balance of power

el equilibrio político or de poder

the balance of power

la correlación de fuerzas

the Liberals hold the balance of power

los Liberales son el partido bisagra

to achieve/maintain a balance

lograr/mantener un equilibrio

to redress the balance

restablecer el equilibrio

to strike a balance

dar con el justo medio

2.3. balance (in artistic composition):

balance U U

equilibrio m

2.4. balance U AUDIO:

balance

balance m

3. balance C (counterweight):

balance

contrapeso m

balance to sth

contrapeso a algo

4.1. balance FIN C (in accounting):

balance

balance m

closing balance

balance final or de cierre

balance carried down or forward

remanente m a cuenta nueva

on balance, the changes have been beneficial

a fin de cuentas, los cambios han resultado beneficiosos

the balance of the evidence

las pruebas consideradas en su conjunto

the balance of opinion

la opinión general

4.2. balance FIN C:

bank balance

saldo m

credit balance

saldo acreedor

4.3. balance FIN C:

balance (difference, remainder)

resto m

balance (of sum of money)

saldo m

balance outstanding

saldo pendiente

II.balance [Am ˈbæləns, GB ˈbal(ə)ns] VERBE trans

1.1. balance:

balance load

equilibrar

balance object

mantener en equilibrio

balance object

sostener en equilibrio

he put out his arms to balance himself

extendió los brazos para no perder el equilibrio

1.2. balance MOTOR:

balance wheel

equilibrar

balance wheel

balancear AmLat

1.3. balance (counteract):

balance

servir de contrapeso a

1.4. balance (weigh up):

balance

sopesar

to balance sth against sth you have to balance the risks against the likely profit

tienes que sopesar los riesgos y los posibles beneficios

2. balance FIN:

balance account

hacer el balance de

to balance the books

hacer cuadrar las cuentas

to balance one's budget

ajustar el presupuesto

III.balance [Am ˈbæləns, GB ˈbal(ə)ns] VERBE intr

1. balance (hold position):

balance

mantener el equilibrio

2. balance FIN:

balance account:

cuadrar

Voir aussi : tip³, tip², tip¹

I.tip³ [Am tɪp, GB tɪp] SUBST

1.1. tip (helpful hint):

tip

consejo m (práctico)

take a tip from me

hazme caso

take a tip from me

sigue mi consejo

1.2. tip (in betting):

tip

pronóstico m

tip

fija f CSur

2. tip (gratuity):

tip

propina f

to leave a tip

dejar propina

to give sb a tip

darle (una) propina a alguien

how much should I leave as a tip?

¿cuánto se deja de propina?

II.tip³ <pprés tipping; passé, ppas tipped> [Am tɪp, GB tɪp] VERBE trans

1. tip (give gratuity to):

tip

darle (una) propina a

we tipped the taxi driver a few dollars

le dimos unos dólares de propina al taxista

2.1. tip (predict, forecast) GB:

to tip the winner

pronosticar quién va a ser el ganador

he is widely tipped as the next party leader

todos los pronósticos coinciden en que será el próximo líder del partido

Paradise Boy has been tipped for the next race

Paradise Boy es el pronóstico para la próxima carrera

Paradise Boy has been tipped for the next race

Paradise Boy es la fija para la próxima carrera CSur

2.2. tip (warn, inform):

tip Am

avisar(le a)

tip Am

pasarle el dato a CSur

tip Am

darle un chivatazo a Esp fam

III.tip³ <pprés tipping; passé, ppas tipped> [Am tɪp, GB tɪp] VERBE intr (give gratuity)

tip

dar propina

I.tip² <pprés tipping; passé, ppas tipped> [Am tɪp, GB tɪp] VERBE trans

1.1. tip (tilt):

tip

inclinar

she tipped her chair back

echó or inclinó la silla hacia atrás

the child tipped the glass upside down

el niño le dio la vuelta al vaso

the child tipped the glass upside down

el niño dio vuelta el vaso CSur

he tipped his hat to the ladies

saludó a las señoras levantándose el sombrero

to tip the balance or the scales

inclinar la balanza a su (or mi etc.) favor

to tip one's hand Am fam

dejar escapar las intenciones

to tip the scales at sth fam he tipped the scales at 72kg

pesó 72 kilos

1.2. tip (pour, throw):

tip

tirar

tip

botar AmLat excl RíoPl

I tipped the rubbish out of the window

tiré la basura por la ventana

I tipped the rubbish out of the window

boté la basura por la ventana AmLat excl RíoPl

it's tipping it down outside GB fam

está lloviendo a cántaros

2. tip (strike lightly):

tip

darle un toque ligero a

tip

darle un golpe ligero a

she tipped the ball over the net

mandó la pelota al otro lado de la red con un toque ligero

II.tip² <pprés tipping; passé, ppas tipped> [Am tɪp, GB tɪp] VERBE intr

1. tip (tilt):

tip

inclinarse

tip

ladearse

2. tip (dump rubbish):

tip GB

tirar basura

tip GB

tirar escombros

tip GB

botar basura

tip GB

botar escombros AmLat excl RíoPl

“no tipping”

“prohibido arrojar basura/escombros”

III.tip² [Am tɪp, GB tɪp] SUBST GB

1. tip (rubbish dump):

tip

vertedero m (de basuras)

tip

basurero m

tip

basural m AmLat

2. tip (mess) fam:

your room is a tip

tienes el cuarto hecho una pocilga

3. tip:

coal tip

vertedero m de carbón

I.tip¹ [Am tɪp, GB tɪp] SUBST

tip (end, extremity)

punta f

tip (of stick, umbrella)

contera f

tip (of stick, umbrella)

regatón m

filter tip

filtro m

asparagus tips

puntas fpl de espárragos

shoes with steel tips

zapatos mpl con punteras de acero

the westernmost tip of Britain

el extremo occidental de Gran Bretaña

he was standing on the tips of his toes

estaba de puntillas

he was standing on the tips of his toes

estaba en puntas de pie CSur

the tip of the iceberg

la punta del iceberg

to have sth on the tip of one's tongue

tener algo en la punta de la lengua

her name is on the tip of my tongue

tengo su nombre en la punta de la lengua

II.tip¹ <pprés tipping; passé, ppas tipped> [Am tɪp, GB tɪp] VERBE trans (cover end, point)

tip cane/umbrella

ponerle contera a

tip cane/umbrella

ponerle regatón a

they tipped their arrows with poison

envenenaban la punta de las flechas

the wings are tipped with white

las alas tienen las puntas blancas

I.bank¹ [Am bæŋk, GB baŋk] SUBST

1.1. bank (edge of river):

bank

orilla f

bank

ribera f

the river had burst its banks

el río se había desbordado or se había salido de madre

1.2. bank (slope):

bank

terraplén m

bank MÉCAN

talud m

1.3. bank (graded bend):

bank

peralte m

2.1. bank (mass):

bank of earth/snow

montículo m de tierra/nieve

bank of clouds

masa f de nubes

2.2. bank (on bed of sea, river):

bank

banco m

bank

bajío m

3. bank:

bank (of typewriter keys)

teclado m

bank (of dials, instruments)

tablero m

4.1. bank (row of oars):

bank

hilera f de remos

4.2. bank (rower's bench):

bank

banco m

II.bank¹ [Am bæŋk, GB baŋk] VERBE trans

1. bank (grade):

bank bend/racetrack

peraltar

2. bank fire → bank up

3. bank (deflect):

bank Am

hacer rebotar

III.bank¹ [Am bæŋk, GB baŋk] VERBE intr AVIAT

bank

ladearse

Voir aussi : bank up

I.bank up VERBE [Am bæŋk -, GB baŋk -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

bank up earth/sand:

bank up

amontonar

to bank up the fire

agregarle carbón (or leña etc.) al fuego (para que arda lentamente)

II.bank up VERBE [Am bæŋk -, GB baŋk -] (v + adv)

bank up sand/snow:

amontonarse

bank up clouds:

acumularse

I.bank² [Am bæŋk, GB baŋk] SUBST Bank of England

1. bank FIN:

bank

banco m

the nationalization of the banks

la nacionalización de los bancos or de la banca

to laugh or iron cry all the way to the bank

morirse de risa fam

when they tell me I write trash, I cry all the way to the bank

cuando me dicen que escribo basura, me río pensando en mis regalías

bank deposits

depósitos mpl bancarios

bank raid

atraco m a un banco

2. bank (in gambling):

the bank

la banca

to break the bank

hacer saltar la banca

you can eat there without breaking the bank

allí se puede comer sin arruinarse or sin gastar un dineral

3. bank (store, supply):

bank

banco m

blood/sperm bank

banco de sangre/semen

II.bank² [Am bæŋk, GB baŋk] VERBE intr FIN

I bank with the National

tengo la cuenta en el National

where do they bank?, who do they bank with?

¿dónde tienen la cuenta?

to shop and bank from home

comprar y hacer operaciones bancarias desde la casa

III.bank² [Am bæŋk, GB baŋk] VERBE trans FIN

bank money/check

depositar ingresar (en el banco)

bank money/check

ingresar (en el banco) esp Esp

Voir aussi : Bank of England

Bank of England Info

Bank of England

El Banco de Inglaterra es el banco central del Reino Unido. Asesora al gobierno en asuntos financieros y actúa como banquero del gobierno y otros bancos.

bank balance dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de bank balance dans le dictionnaire anglais»espagnol

bank balance SUBST

bank balance

balance m bancario

Traductions de bank balance dans le dictionnaire anglais»espagnol

I.balance [ˈbælənts] SUBST

1. balance (device):

balance

balanza f

2. balance sans pl a. fig:

balance

equilibrio m

to lose one's balance

perder el equilibrio

3. balance (state of equality):

balance

equidad f

4. balance (amount in bank account):

balance

saldo m

5. balance (difference between amount paid and owed):

balance

balance m

II.balance [ˈbælənts] VERBE intr

balance

mantener el equilibrio

III.balance [ˈbælənts] VERBE trans

1. balance (compare):

balance

contrapesar

to balance sth against sth

comparar algo con algo

2. balance (keep in a position):

balance

estabilizar

3. balance (achieve equilibrium):

balance

equilibrar

to balance the books

hacer cuadrar las cuentas

to balance the books fig

compaginar

I.bank¹ [bæŋk] SUBST

1. bank FIN:

bank

banco m

bank (in games)

banca f

to break the bank

hacer saltar la banca

2. bank (storage place):

bank

depósito m

blood bank

banco m de sangre

data bank

banco m de datos

Idiomes/Tournures:

to laugh all the way to the bank fam

ganar mucha pasta

II.bank¹ [bæŋk] VERBE intr

to bank with Barclays

tener una cuenta en Barclays

III.bank¹ [bæŋk] VERBE trans

bank

depositar

I.bank² [bæŋk] SUBST (edge)

bank of river

orilla m

II.bank² [bæŋk] VERBE intr AVIAT

bank

ladearse

bank³ [bæŋk] SUBST

bank of earth

terraplén m

bank of fog, clouds

banco m

bank of switches

batería f

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

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In fact, it sounded as though the audio range was launched more for fun rather than to add to the bank balance.

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United captured a little piece of worldwide acclaim and a huge bonus to their bank balance, but league form dropped alarmingly.

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However, family trips out are not so good for his bank balance.

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He did not leave any other asset or a hefty bank balance.

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If you had a never ending bank balance would you fork out millions for a celebrity's or designer's dress?

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Faced with a shrunken bank balance he starts to sleep out.

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A futuristic place in which the cars hover and one's bank balance ticks ever upwards like a charity appeal total.

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Bills of exchange also fall within the definition of book debts, but a bank balance does not.

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There's little to separate our lives from that of someone half our age, aside of the bank balance.

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The difference to your bank balance will be nothing short of revolutionary.

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