Fuzzi dans l' Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traductions de Fuzzi dans le dictionnaire anglais»espagnol

Buck's Fizz SUBST U

Buck's Fizz

cóctel de jugo de naranja y champán o vino espumante

I.fizz [Am fɪz, GB fɪz] VERBE intr

1. fizz (hiss):

fizz

silbar

2. fizz champagne/cola:

fizz

burbujear

fizz

hacer burbujas

II.fizz [Am fɪz, GB fɪz] SUBST

1.1. fizz U (of champagne, soda water):

fizz

burbujeo m

fizz

efervescencia f

1.2. fizz U (liveliness):

fizz

chispa f

2.1. fizz fam C (fizzy drink):

fizz

refresco m

a gin fizz

un gin-fizz

2.2. fizz fam C (champagne):

fizz GB

champán m

fizz GB

champaña m or f

fuzzily [Am ˈfəzəli, GB ˈfʌzɪli] ADV

fuzzily see

de modo borroso

fuzzily hear

de modo confuso

fuzzily think/write

de modo confuso

fuzzily think/write

sin claridad

Jacuzzi®, jacuzzi [Am dʒəˈkuzi, GB dʒəˈkuːzi] SUBST

Jacuzzi

Jacuzzi ® m

fuzzy <fuzzier fuzziest> [Am ˈfəzi, GB ˈfʌzi] ADJ

1.1. fuzzy (frizzy):

fuzzy hair

muy rizado

fuzzy hair

crespo

fuzzy beard

enmarañado

1.2. fuzzy (downy):

fuzzy skin/cheek

velloso

fuzzy skin/cheek

velludo

1.3. fuzzy (fluffy, furry):

fuzzy Am

peludo

2. fuzzy (blurred):

fuzzy sound

confuso

fuzzy picture/outline

borroso

she's still feeling a bit fuzzy

todavía se siente un poco confusa or atontada

3. fuzzy INFOR:

fuzzy

difuso

fuzzbox [Am ˈfəzˌbɑks, GB ˈfʌzbɒks] SUBST

fuzzbox

caja f de distorsión

fuzz¹ [Am fəz, GB fʌz] SUBST U sans pl

1. fuzz (fine hair):

fuzz

pelusa f

his chin was lightly covered with fuzz

una pelusilla or un vello fino le cubría la barbilla

2. fuzz (frizzy hair):

fuzz

pelo m crespo

fuzz

pelo m muy rizado

fuzz² [Am fəz, GB fʌz] SUBST jarg

1. fuzz (policeman):

fuzz

polizonte m / polizonta f fam

fuzz

poli mf fam

fuzz

tira mf Chili Mex jarg

fuzz

cana mf RíoPl jarg

fuzz

paco m / paca f Chili fam

2. fuzz (police) + pl vb:

the fuzz

la pasma Esp jarg

the fuzz

la tomba Col fam

the fuzz

la tira Mex jarg

the fuzz

la cana RíoPl jarg

the fuzz

los pacos Chili fam

fuze [fjuz] SUBST Am

fuze → fuse

Voir aussi : fuse², fuse¹

fuse² [Am fjuz, GB fjuːz] SUBST

1. fuse:

fuse (of powder)

mecha f

fuse (detonator)

espoleta f

2. fuse (wick):

fuse

mecha f

to have a short fuse

tener pocas or malas pulgas

to have a short fuse

ser una polvorilla

I.fuse¹ [Am fjuz, GB fjuːz] SUBST ELEC

fuse

fusible m

fuse

plomo m Esp

fuse

tapón m CSur

you'll blow the fuse

vas a hacer saltar el fusible

you'll blow the fuse

vas a hacer saltar el tapón CSur

you'll blow the fuse

vas a fundir el plomo Esp

the fuses blew or went

saltaron los fusibles

the fuses blew or went

saltaron los tapones CSur

the fuses blew or went

se fundieron los plomos Esp

to blow a fuse person: hum

explotar fam

to blow a fuse person: hum

estallar

II.fuse¹ [Am fjuz, GB fjuːz] VERBE trans

1.1. fuse ELEC (short-circuit) GB:

to fuse the lights

hacer saltar los fusibles

to fuse the lights

hacer saltar los tapones CSur

to fuse the lights

fundir los plomos Esp

you're going to fuse the circuit

vas a provocar un corto (circuito)

1.2. fuse ELEC (equip with fuse):

fuse

ponerle un fusible a

1.3. fuse ELEC <fused, ppas >:

fused plug/apparatus

con fusible

2.1. fuse (melt together):

fuse

alear

fuse

fundir

2.2. fuse (merge):

fuse

fusionar

the fusing of several races

la amalgama de varias razas

III.fuse¹ [Am fjuz, GB fjuːz] VERBE intr

1. fuse GB ELEC:

fuse

fundirse

the lights have fused

se han fundido los fusibles

the lights have fused

se han fundido los plomos Esp

the lights have fused

han saltado los fusibles

the lights have fused

han saltado los tapones CSur

2.1. fuse:

fuse metals:

fundirse

fuse atoms:

fusionarse

2.2. fuse (unite):

fuse

fusionarse

fuse

amalgamarse

I.buzz [Am bəz, GB bʌz] SUBST

1.1. buzz (of bee, wasp):

buzz

zumbido m

1.2. buzz (of voices):

buzz

rumor m

buzz

murmullo m

there was a buzz of excitement in the lecture hall

hubo un murmullo de agitación en la sala de conferencias

1.3. buzz (as signal):

buzz

zumbido m

2. buzz (phone call) fam:

to give sb a buzz

darle or pegarle un telefonazo a alguien fam

to give sb a buzz

echarle un telefonazo a alguien Mex fam

to give sb a buzz

darle un toque a alguien Esp fam

3. buzz fam:

buzz (thrill) (from drugs)

colocón m jarg

(thrill) I get a real buzz out of surfing

el surf me vuelve loco

4. buzz (rumor, news) GB:

buzz fam

rumor m

the buzz is that …

se rumorea que …

the buzz is that …

corre la voz de que …

II.buzz [Am bəz, GB bʌz] VERBE intr

1. buzz bee/bluebottle:

buzz

zumbar

2. buzz telephone/alarm clock:

buzz

sonar

3. buzz (be animated) usu in -ing form:

to buzz with sth the town was buzzing with rumors

la ciudad era un hervidero de rumores

the Boston arts scene is really buzzing

hay una actividad febril en el mundo artístico de Boston

4. buzz (reverberate, reel) usu in -ing form:

my ears were buzzing

me zumbaban los oídos

my head was buzzing with all the figures I had to memorize

la cabeza me daba vueltas con todos los números que me tenía que aprender

III.buzz [Am bəz, GB bʌz] VERBE trans

1.1. buzz (call on intercom):

buzz

llamar por el interfono

1.2. buzz (call on phone) Am:

buzz fam

darle un telefonazo a fam

buzz fam

pegarle un telefonazo a fam

buzz fam

echarle un telefonazo a Mex fam

buzz fam

darle un toque a Esp fam

2. buzz aircraft:

buzz

acercarse a

IV.buzz [Am bəz, GB bʌz] ADJ épith

buzz

de moda

buzz

en boga

Fuzzi dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de Fuzzi dans le dictionnaire anglais»espagnol

I.fizz [fɪz] VERBE intr

fizz

burbujear

II.fizz [fɪz] SUBST sans pl

1. fizz (bubble, frothiness):

fizz

efervescencia f

2. fizz fam (champagne):

fizz

champán m

3. fizz Am, Aus (sweet lemonade):

fizz

gaseosa f

Jacuzzi® [dʒəˈku:zi] SUBST

Jacuzzi

jacuzzi ® m

fuzzy [ˈfʌzi] ADJ

1. fuzzy (unclear):

fuzzy

borroso, -a

2. fuzzy:

fuzzy (hair: short, soft)

velloso, -a

fuzzy (curly)

rizado, -a

fuzz [fʌz] SUBST sans pl

1. fuzz (fluff):

fuzz

pelusa f

2. fuzz (fluffy hair):

fuzz

pelo m crespo

3. fuzz (short growing hair):

fuzz

vello m

peach fuzz fig

piel f de melocotón

4. fuzz fam (police):

the fuzz

la pasma

I.fuze [fju:z] Am SUBST

fuze (ignition device, detonator)

espoleta f

fuze (string)

mecha f

II.fuze [fju:z] Am VERBE trans

fuze

molestar

I.buzz [bʌz] VERBE intr

1. buzz (hum):

buzz

zumbar

buzz bell

sonar

my ears were buzzing

me zumbaban los oídos

the village was buzzing with rumours

el pueblo era un hervidero de rumores

2. buzz Am fam (be tipsy):

buzz

ir borracho

II.buzz [bʌz] VERBE trans fam TEL

buzz

llamar

III.buzz [bʌz] SUBST

1. buzz:

buzz (humming noise)

zumbido m

buzz (low noise)

rumor m

buzz of a doorbell

llamada f

the buzz of conversation

el rumor de la conversación

2. buzz sans pl fam (telephone call):

buzz

llamada f

to give sb a buzz

llamar a alguien

3. buzz sans pl fam (feeling):

buzz

excitación f

buzz of alcohol

subidón m

I get a buzz from [or out of] surfing

el surf me entusiasma

sb gets a buzz from sth

algo excita a alguien

I get a buzz from champagne

el champán se me sube a la cabeza

muzzy <-ier, -iest> [ˈmʌzi] ADJ

1. muzzy weather:

muzzy

borroso, -a

2. muzzy (unable to think clearly):

muzzy

atontado, -a

buzz off VERBE intr fam

buzz off

largarse

buzz word SUBST

buzz word

palabra f de moda

buzzing ADJ

Entrée d'utilisateur

buzzing (sound)

zumbante

buzzing (city)

vibrante

buzzing (crowd)

de actividad frenética