late-night dans l' Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traductions de late-night dans le dictionnaire anglais»espagnol

late-night [Am ˈleɪtnaɪt, GB ˈleɪtnʌɪt] ADJ épith

late-night pharmacy

que está abierta por la noche

late-night show/performance

de medianoche

late-night show/performance

de trasnoche CSur

I.final [Am ˈfaɪnl, GB ˈfʌɪn(ə)l] ADJ

1. final (last):

final épith

último

the final day/attempt

el último día/intento

the final scene

la última escena

the final scene

la escena final

final exam

examen m final

a final demand for payment COMM

un último aviso de pago

I'd like to make one final point: …

por último quisiera señalar que …

2. final (definitive):

final result/score

final

and that's my final word on the subject

y no se hable más del asunto

that's my final offer

es mi última oferta

you can't go and that's final

no puedes ir y no hay más que hablar

you can't go and that's final

no puedes ir y sanseacabó fam

the judges' decision is final form

la decisión del jurado es inapelable

3. final (ultimate):

final aim/destination

final

II.final [Am ˈfaɪnl, GB ˈfʌɪn(ə)l] SUBST

1. final:

final JEUX, SPORT often pl

final f

to go through to the finals

pasar a la(s) final(es)

2. final <finals, pl > (examinations):

final

exámenes mpl finales

3. final PRESSE:

final, a. final edition

última edición f

the late-night final

la edición de última hora

Traductions de late-night dans le dictionnaire espagnol»anglais

cine de madrugada SUBST m

cine de madrugada

late-night movie theater Am

cine de madrugada

late-night cinema GB

trasnoche SUBST m

de trasnoche

late-night épith

programación de trasnoche

late-night programs

turno de trasnoche

night shift

trasnochador² (trasnochadora) SUBST m (f)

un grupo de trasnochadores jóvenes

a group of young, late-night revellers

vigilia SUBST f

1.1. vigilia (vela):

vigilia

wakefulness

creyó estar soñando la vigilia

he thought he was dreaming that he was awake

de vigilia

awake

1.2. vigilia:

vigilia (trabajo)

late-night work

vigilia (estudio)

late-night studying

2.1. vigilia RÉLIG (víspera):

vigilia

vigil

2.2. vigilia RÉLIG:

vigilia (abstinencia)

abstinence

vigilia (día de abstinencia)

day of abstinence

vigilia (período de abstinencia)

period of abstinence

noctambulismo SUBST m

el noctambulismo de la vida madrileña

the late-night social activity of Madrid life

el noctambulismo de los españoles

the Spanish custom of staying up late

late-night dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de late-night dans le dictionnaire anglais»espagnol

late-night [ˈleɪtˌnaɪt] ADJ

late-night

nocturno, -a

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late night TV show

programa m de televisión de noche

Traductions de late-night dans le dictionnaire espagnol»anglais

vigilia SUBST f

1. vigilia (no dormir):

vigilia

wakefulness

2. vigilia (falta de sueño):

vigilia

insomnia

3. vigilia (víspera):

vigilia

vigil

4. vigilia:

vigilia (sin comer)

abstinence

vigilia (comida)

meal without meat

día de vigilia

day of abstinence

comer de vigilia

to eat without meat

5. vigilia (en el trabajo):

vigilia

late-night work

late-night Exemples tirés du dictionnaire PONS (vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

late night TV show

programa m de televisión de noche

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

anglais

She described it as a novelty, suitable for late-night adventures.

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Eventually, low ratings saw the show moved to a late-night slot, and the production rate reduced from two to one episode a week.

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Reporters and rival dealers waited patiently amongst the late-night swell of people.

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Since 1994, all of the winners in this category have been late-night talk shows.

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His family was concerned for his late-night hours spent composing and possibly for his financial future as an artist.

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At that time, he often performed at late-night bars.

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How about a late-night improv game after a round of limoncello (lemon liquor) that you helped make?

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After the bar closed, musicians would often use it as a rehearsal space for late-night jam sessions.

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The band's name was derived from late-night sessions under the influence of alcohol.

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The late-night show aired for about four months.

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