devalar dans l' Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traductions de devalar dans le dictionnaire espagnol»anglais

devanar VERBE trans

1. devanar hilo/lana/alambre:

devanar

to wind

2. devanar madeja:

hay que devanar la madeja

you have to wind the wool into a ball

Voir aussi : seso

seso SUBST m

1. seso:

seso ANAT, ZOOL

brain

beber o sorber el seso a alg. fam

to bowl sb over fam

esa chica le tiene sorbido el seso

he's completely bowled over by that girl

devanarse o estrujarse los sesos fam

to rack one's brains fam

perder el seso por alg. fam

to be crazy about sb fam

tener mucho seso fam

to have a good head on one's shoulders

tener poco seso fam

to be brainless fam

ha demostrado tener muy poco seso

he's shown how brainless he is

ha demostrado tener muy poco seso

he's shown that he doesn't have much up top fam

2. seso <sesos mpl > CULIN:

sesos

brains plur

avalar VERBE trans

1. avalar:

avalar COMM, FIN documento

to guarantee

avalar persona/préstamo

to guarantee

avalar persona/préstamo

to act as guarantor for

2. avalar (respaldar):

esto está avalado por la experiencia

this is backed up o borne out by experience

nos avalan 20 años de experiencia

we have 20 years' experience behind us

estas críticas están avaladas por la mayoría

these criticisms are backed o endorsed by the majority

I.devaluar VERBE trans

devaluar

to devalue

la última vez que se devaluó el peso

the last time the peso was devalued

II.devaluarse VERBE vpr

devaluarse moneda:

to fall

devaluarse terrenos/propiedad:

to depreciate

devaluarse terrenos/propiedad:

to fall in value

el peso se ha devaluado con la crisis

the peso has fallen because of the crisis

estos terrenos se han devaluado en los últimos años

this land has fallen in value o depreciated in the last few years

devaneo SUBST m

1. devaneo:

devaneo (amorío)

affair

devaneo (pasajero)

fling

2. devaneo (pasatiempo frívolo):

devaneo

idle pursuit

déjate de devaneos

stop wasting your time

déjate de devaneos

stop dabbling in idle pursuits

balar VERBE intr

balar

to bleat

balar

to baa

encalar VERBE trans

encalar

to whitewash

desalar VERBE trans

desalar pescado

to remove the salt from

desalar agua de mar

to desalinate

desalar agua de mar

to desalt

halar VERBE trans

1. halar cabo:

halar

to haul in

2. halar remo:

halar

to pull on

3. halar → jalar

Voir aussi : jalar

I.jalar VERBE trans

1.1. jalar AmLat excep. CSur (tirar de):

jalar

to pull

¡jalen ese cable!

pull on that cable!

me jalaba la manga

she was pulling at o tugging at my sleeve

jalar la cadena

to pull the chain

jalar la cadena

to flush the lavatory

“jale”

“pull”

1.2. jalar Mex (agarrar):

jaló el periódico y se puso a leer

he picked up o took the newspaper and began to read

jaló una silla y se sentó

she drew up o took a chair and sat down

1.3. jalar Mex (atraer):

ahora lo jalan más sus amigos

he's more interested in seeing his friends these days

lo jalan mucho hacia sus gustos

his tastes are very much influenced by them

lo jalan mucho hacia sus gustos

they influence him a great deal in his tastes

2. jalar Mex jarg (robar):

jalar

to lift fam

jalar

to swipe fam

3. jalar Pérou jarg alumno:

jalar

to fail

jalar

to flunk fam

4. jalar Pérou fam (en automóvil, moto):

¿me puedes jalar hasta el centro?

could you give me a lift o a ride into town?

II.jalar VERBE intr

1. jalar AmLat excep. CSur (tirar):

jalar

to pull

todos tenemos que jalar parejo

we all have to pull together

jalar de algo

to pull sth

no le jales del pelo a tu hermana

don't pull your sister's hair

jalarle a algo Col fam ¿quién le jala a un partido de ajedrez?

who's for a game of chess?

jalarle a algo Col fam ¿quién le jala a un partido de ajedrez?

who fancies a game of chess? GB

ahora le jala a la política

she's into politics now fam

no jalar con alg. Mex fam no jala con ellos

he doesn't get on o along well with them

nunca jalaba con nosotros cuando hacíamos fiestas

he never used to join in when we had parties

2.1. jalar fam (apresurarse):

jalar Mex Pérou

to hurry up

jalar Mex Pérou

to get a move on fam

jala o jálale, que van a cerrar

get a move on o hurry up, they're closing

2.2. jalar fam (ir):

jalar Col Mex

to go

jálale por el pan

go and get the bread

estaba tan oscuro, que no sabía para dónde jalar

it was so dark, I didn't know which way to go

jala por la izquierda

turn left

jala por la izquierda

take a left fam

3.1. jalar fam Pérou (beber):

jalar

to booze fam

3.2. jalar fam Pérou (inhalar cocaína):

jalar

to have a snort fam

4. jalar Mex fam auto/refrigerador:

jalar

to work

¿cómo te va? — jalando

how's it going? — oh, all right o OK o not too bad fam

¿cómo van los negocios? — jalando, jalando

how's business? — oh, not so bad fam

5. jalar Esp fam (atiborrarse):

jalar

to stuff oneself fam

6. jalar AmC fam (dos personas):

jalar

to date

jalar

to go out

jalar con alg.

to date o see sb

jalar con alg.

to go out with sb

III.jalarse VERBE vpr

1. jalarse Mex (enfático) (agarrar, acercar):

jálate una silla y siéntate

draw up a chair and sit down

jalársela Mex (exagerar) fam

to go over the top fam

jalársela (masturbarse) arg vulg

to jerk off Am arg vulg

jalársela (masturbarse) arg vulg

to wank GB arg vulg

2.1. jalarse Mex:

jalarse (enfático) (irse)

to go

yo me jalo por los refrescos

I'll go for o I'll get the drinks

se jalaron con los libros

they went off with the books

2.2. jalarse Mex:

jalarse (enfático) (venir)

to come

jálate a mi casa

come round o over to my house

3. jalarse Mex jarg (robar):

jalarse

to lift fam

jalarse

to swipe fam

4. jalarse Esp fam:

jalarse (enfático) (comerse)

to scoff fam

5. jalarse Col fam (emborracharse):

jalarse

to get tight fam

6. jalarse Col fam (realizar):

se jaló un buen discurso

she gave o made a good speech

se jaló un partido excelente

he played an excellent match

salar² SUBST m Chili

salar

salt pan

salar

salt flat

talar¹ ADJ

1. talar sotana/toga:

talar

ankle-length

talar

full-length

2. talar MYTH:

las alas talares de Mercurio

Mercury's winged feet

devalar dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de devalar dans le dictionnaire espagnol»anglais

devanar [de·βa·ˈnar] VERBE pron devanarse

devanar Cuba (reírse mucho):

devanar

to split one's sides laughing

Idiomes/Tournures:

devanarse los sesos

to rack one's brains

devaluar <1. pres devalúo> [de·βa·lu·ˈar] VERBE trans

devaluar

to devalue

devaneo [de·βa·ˈneo] SUBST m (amorío)

devaneo

flirtation

I.calar [ka·ˈlar] VERBE intr

calar

to soak in

II.calar [ka·ˈlar] VERBE trans

1. calar (líquido):

calar

to soak

el chaparrón me ha calado la chaqueta

the downpour has drenched my jacket

2. calar (afectar):

calar a alguien

to make an impression on sb

3. calar (una prenda):

calar

to do openwork on

4. calar (cortar):

calar

to cut a piece out of

5. calar fam (desenmascarar):

calar

to see through

6. calar (motor):

calar

to stall

III.calar [ka·ˈlar] VERBE pron calarse

1. calar (mojarse):

calar

to get soaked

2. calar (motor):

calar

to stall

3. calar (gorra):

calar

to pull down

inhalar [in·a·ˈlar] VERBE trans tb. MÉD

inhalar

to inhale

inhalar

to breathe in

salar [sa·ˈlar] VERBE trans

1. salar (condimentar):

salar

to add salt to

salar algo demasiado

to put too much salt in sth

2. salar (para conservar):

salar

to salt

3. salar AmLat (echar a perder):

salar

to spoil

pialar [pja·ˈlar] VERBE trans AmLat

pialar

to lasso

balar [ba·ˈlar] VERBE intr

balar

to bleat

I.igualar [i·ɣwa·ˈlar] VERBE trans

1. igualar:

igualar (hacer igual)

to equalize

igualar (equiparar)

to match

2. igualar:

igualar (allanar)

to flatten (out)

igualar (nivelar)

to level

3. igualar (ajustar):

igualar

to even out

II.igualar [i·ɣwa·ˈlar] VERBE intr (equivaler)

igualar

to be equal

III.igualar [i·ɣwa·ˈlar] VERBE pron igualarse

1. igualar (parecerse):

igualarse a [o con] alguien

to be similar to sb

2. igualar (ponerse al igual):

igualar

to make equal

igualar

to equate

I.recalar [rre·ka·ˈlar] VERBE intr

1. recalar MAR:

recalar

to put in

2. recalar (persona):

recalar

to appear

II.recalar [rre·ka·ˈlar] VERBE trans

recalar

to soak

III.recalar [rre·ka·ˈlar] VERBE pron

recalar recalarse:

recalar

to get soaked