closed captions dans l' Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traductions de closed captions dans le dictionnaire anglais»espagnol

I.caption [Am ˈkæpʃ(ə)n, GB ˈkapʃ(ə)n] SUBST

1. caption:

caption (under picture)

leyenda f

caption (under photo)

pie m de foto

caption (under illustration)

pie m de ilustración

2. caption (headline):

caption

título m

3. caption CINÉ:

caption

subtítulo m

II.caption [Am ˈkæpʃ(ə)n, GB ˈkapʃ(ə)n] VERBE trans

1. caption picture/illustration:

caption

ponerle una leyenda a

2. caption article:

caption

titular

3. caption film:

caption

subtitular

closed [Am kloʊzd, GB kləʊzd] ADJ

1. closed door/window/book/flower:

closed

cerrado

your eyes were closed

tenías los ojos cerrados

the door was closed

la puerta estaba cerrada

2. closed (not operating, trading):

closed

cerrado

the factory is closed for two weeks in July

la fábrica cierra or está cerrada dos semanas en julio

3.1. closed:

closed community/road/channel

cerrado

closed trial/session/meeting

a puerta(s) cerrada(s)

to be closed to sth

estar cerrado a algo

closed to shipping

cerrado a la navegación

his mind is closed to anything new

rechaza or se cierra a todo lo nuevo

3.2. closed MATH:

closed set/curve/surface

cerrado

4. closed case/matter:

closed

cerrado

5. closed LING:

closed syllable/vowel

cerrado

I.close¹ <closer, closest> [Am kloʊs, GB kləʊs] ADJ

1.1. close (near):

close

próximo

close

cercano

the closest bank is in Front Street

el banco más próximo or cercano está en Front Street

at close range or quarters

de cerca

close to sth/sb

próximo or cercano a algo/alguien

close to sth/sb

cerca de algo/alguien

the closest city to Cambridge

la ciudad más próxima or cercana a Cambridge

the closest city to Cambridge

la ciudad que está más cerca de Cambridge

1.2. close shave:

close

al ras

close

apurado

that was a close shave or call fam

se salvó (or me salvé etc.) por un pelo or por los pelos fam

2. close:

close link/connection

estrecho

close contact

directo

a close relative

un pariente cercano

they are close friends

son muy amigos

they are close friends

son amigos íntimos

his closeest friends and family

sus amigos y familiares más allegados

they've always been very close

siempre han sido muy unidos

they've always been very close

siempre han estado muy unidos Esp

a source close to the government

fuentes allegadas or cercanas al gobierno

they were close collaborators

mantenían una estrecha colaboración

3. close (in similarity):

it's not the same color but it's a close match

no es el mismo color pero es casi igual

he bears a close resemblance to his brother

tiene un gran parecido a or con su hermano

he bears a close resemblance to his brother

se parece mucho a su hermano

that's the closest thing to a hammer I've got

esto es lo más parecido a un martillo que tengo

4.1. close:

close weave

tupido

close weave

cerrado

close print

apretado

in close order MILIT

en formación cerrada

4.2. close:

close argument/reasoning

riguroso

close translation

fiel

4.3. close GB SPORT:

close

de pases cortos

4.4. close fit:

close

ajustado

close

ceñido

5. close (strictly guarded):

it was kept a close secret

se mantuvo en el más absoluto or riguroso secreto

6. close (careful):

close study/examination

detenido

close study/examination

detallado

to pay close attention to sth

prestar mucha atención a algo

to keep a close watch on sth/sb

vigilar algo/a alguien de cerca

on closer inspection, I found that …

al mirarlo mejor or más de cerca vi que …

7. close contest/finish:

close

reñido

it's going to be close

va a estar muy reñido

he finished a close second

llegó en segundo lugar, muy cerca del ganador

8. close (of weather, atmosphere):

close

pesado

close

bochornoso

9.1. close (mean, stingy):

close

tacaño

9.2. close (secretive):

close

reservado

to be close about sth she's very close about what she did during the war

es muy reacia a hablar de lo que hizo durante la guerra

10. close LING:

close vowel

cerrado

II.close¹ <closer, closest> [Am kloʊs, GB kləʊs] ADV

1.1. close (in position):

close

cerca

we must be close by now

ya debemos (de) estar cerca

we must be close by now

ya debe faltar poco

the car behind is very close

el coche de atrás viene muy pegado

stay close or you'll get lost

no te separes o te perderás

to draw/get/come close

acercarse

don't come any closer or I'll scream

no te me acerques más o me pongo a gritar

close to sth/sb

cerca de algo/alguien

we are closer to London than to Brighton

estamos más cerca de Londres que de Brighton

come closer to the window

acércate más a la ventana

to hold sb close

abrazar a alguien

they're following close behind

nos siguen de cerca

phew, that was close!

¡uf, nos salvamos por poco or por los pelos!

1.2. close (in time):

it must be close to suppertime

ya casi debe ser la hora de la cena

our birthdays are very close

nuestros cumpleaños caen por las mismas fechas or muy cerca

it's getting close to Christmas

se acerca la Navidad

2. close (in intimacy):

the tragedy brought them closer together or to each other

la tragedia los acercó or unió más

3. close (in approximation):

it's not my favorite, but it comes pretty close

no es mi favorito pero casi

close to sth the temperature is close to …

la temperatura es de cerca de or de casi …

he must be close to 50

debe tener cerca de or casi 50 años

he must be close to 50

debe andar frisando (en) los 50

this production is close to the original

esta producción es fiel al original

that's the closest to an apology you'll get

eso es lo más parecido a una disculpa que vas a recibir

the industry is close to collapse

la industria está al borde de la ruina

he was close to tears

estaba a punto de llorar

4. close (carefully):

on looking closer, I found …

al mirar más de cerca or al fijarme mejor vi que …

5. close (short):

he had his hair cut very close

se cortó el pelo muy corto

6.1. close in phrases:

close by

cerca

we live close by

vivimos cerca

we'll pass close by our house

vamos a pasar cerca de nuestra casa

6.2. close in phrases:

close on it must be close on suppertime

ya casi debe ser la hora de la cena

there were close on 10, 000 present

había cerca de or casi 10.000 asistentes

6.3. close in phrases:

close to I've never seen him close to

nunca lo he visto de cerca

close to 60, 000 attended

asistieron cerca de 60.000 personas

6.4. close in phrases:

close together

junto

his eyes are too close together

tiene los ojos demasiado juntos

our birthdays are close together

nuestros cumpleaños caen por las mismas fechas or muy cerca

6.5. close in phrases:

close up

de cerca

to look at sth close up

mirar algo de cerca

I.close² [Am kloʊz, GB kləʊz] SUBST

1. close (conclusion, end):

close

fin m

to come/draw to a close

llegar/acercarse a su fin

to bring sth to a close

poner or dar fin a algo

he was born around the close of the 19th century

nació a or hacia finales or fines del siglo XIX

at the close of day littér

al caer el día littér

at the close of trading

al cierre

2.1. close (in residential area):

close GB

calle f (sin salida)

close GB

≈ quinta f (en Per)

2.2. close (of cathedral):

close

recinto m

II.close² [Am kloʊz, GB kləʊz] VERBE trans

1.1. close window/book/valve:

close

cerrar

he closed his mouth/eyes

cerró la boca/los ojos

1.2. close pores/gash/gap:

close

cerrar

1.3. close ELEC:

close circuit

cerrar

2. close (block, deny access to):

close road/channel/checkpoint

cerrar

the square is to be closed to traffic

van a cerrar la plaza al tráfico

to close one's ears to sth

hacer oídos sordos a algo

you shouldn't close your mind to the idea

no deberías cerrarte en banda a la idea or rechazar completamente la idea

3.1. close (halt operations):

close

cerrar

the airport has been closed because of bad weather

han cerrado el aeropuerto debido al mal tiempo

3.2. close (terminate, wind up):

close shop/branch/file/account

cerrar

4. close (conclude):

close deal

cerrar

close debate/meeting

cerrar

close debate/meeting

poner fin a

they closed the concert with …

el concierto se cerró con …

III.close² [Am kloʊz, GB kləʊz] VERBE intr

1.1. close door/window:

close

cerrar(se)

the door closed

la puerta se cerró

the door doesn't close properly

la puerta no cierra bien

her eyes closed and she fell asleep

se le cerraron los ojos y se quedó dormida

1.2. close gap/crack/wound:

close

cerrarse

the darkness closed around him

la oscuridad lo envolvió

1.3. close (fold shut):

close flower:

cerrarse

his hands closed around my throat

me rodeó el cuello con las manos

2.1. close (stop service, trading):

close shop/library/museum:

cerrar

at what time do you close?

¿a qué hora cierran?

2.2. close (cease operations):

close factory/shipyard/shop:

cerrar

3.1. close (finish, end):

close lecture/book:

terminar

close lecture/book:

concluir

3.2. close FIN:

close prices/shares:

cerrar

3.3. close <closing, pprés > years/remarks/words:

close

último

in the closing minutes of the game

en los últimos minutos or en los minutos finales del partido

closing price FIN

precio m al cierre

4. close (approach):

close

acercarse

to close on sth/sb

acercarse a algo/alguien

defenders were closing on him from all sides

los defensas lo estaban cercando

closed captions dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de closed captions dans le dictionnaire anglais»espagnol

closed captions SUBST

Entrée d'utilisateur

closed captions Am Can

subtítulos para sordos mpl

Traductions de closed captions dans le dictionnaire anglais»espagnol

caption [ˈkæpʃən] SUBST

1. caption TYPO, PRESSE (heading):

caption

título m

caption for cartoon

leyenda f

2. caption CINÉ:

caption

subtítulo m

I.close¹ [kləʊs, Am kloʊs] ADJ

1. close (near in location):

close

cercano, -a

close combat

combate m cuerpo a cuerpo

2. close (intimate):

close

íntimo, -a

close relatives

parientes m plur cercanos

3. close (almost even):

close

exacto, -a

4. close (similar):

close

parecido, -a

5. close (unwilling to be frank):

close

reservado, -a

6. close:

close (airless)

sofocado, -a

close (stuffy)

cargado, -a

Idiomes/Tournures:

get close (to sth)

acercarse (a algo)

get close to sb

hacerse amigo [o amiga] de alguien

II.close¹ [kləʊs, Am kloʊs] ADV

1. close (near in location):

close

cerca

to move close

acercarse

2. close (near in time):

close

casi

I.close² [kləʊz, Am kloʊz] SUBST

1. close sans pl:

close (end)

fin m

close (finish)

final m

to bring sth to a close

terminar algo

2. close GB (cul-de-sac road):

close

callejón m sin salida

II.close² [kləʊz, Am kloʊz] VERBE trans

1. close (shut):

close

cerrar

to close ranks

cerrar filas

2. close:

close (end)

terminar

close (bring to an end)

concluir

to close a deal

cerrar un trato

III.close² [kləʊz, Am kloʊz] VERBE intr

1. close (shut):

close

cerrarse

2. close (end):

close

terminarse

closed ADJ

closed

cerrado, -a

behind closed doors

a puerta cerrada

close ADJ

Entrée d'utilisateur

to be too close to call (match)

estar muy reñido aún

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

anglais

Closed captions also worked, and can be turned on and selected through the remote.

www.electricpig.co.uk

This is a lesson on why you always watch shows with the closed captions on.

www.hitfix.com

The hope is that offering closed captions will entice some people who may have given up going out to the movies.

www.timminspress.com

It also has closed captions when watching on a traditional laptop or computer.

www.abc.net.au

A good example of one form of temporal metadata is closed captions.

www.reelseo.com

It has neither subtitles nor closed captions on the release.

en.wikipedia.org

Viewers will also be able to search the guide for content which has closed captions available.

www.stuff.co.nz

The program contains closed captions within its broadcast signal.

en.wikipedia.org

I have been trying for some time to get the airlines to provide closed captions on the movies on their airplanes.

thehill.com

The invention is built with basic circuit boards to track the text in closed captions.

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