ULLAR - Traduction espagnol-anglais

Oxford Spanisch Dictionary

ulular VERBE intr

1. ulular buho:

ulular

to hoot

2. ulular viento:

ulular

to howl

3. ulular persona:

ulular

to wail

aullar VERBE intr

aullar lobo/viento:

aullar

to howl

el pobre niño aullaba de dolor

the poor child was howling with pain

maullar VERBE intr

maullar

to miaow

I. fallar VERBE intr

1. fallar (dictaminar) juez/jurado:

fallar a o en favor de alg.

to rule in favor of sb

fallar a o en favor de alg.

to find for sb

fallar en contra de alg.

to rule o find against sb

2.1. fallar:

fallar frenos/memoria:

to fail

fallar planes:

to go wrong

algo falló y se estrellaron

something went wrong and they crashed

(+ me/te/le etc) le falló el corazón

his heart failed

si los cálculos no me fallan

if my calculations are right

si la memoria no me falla

if my memory serves me well

le falló la puntería

his aim was poor

me falló el instinto

my instinct failed me

a ti te falla/a él le falla fam

you've/he's got a screw loose fam

2.2. fallar persona (+ me/te/le etc):

fallar

to let … down

nos fallaron dos personas

two people let us down

3. fallar (en naipes):

fallar

to trump

fallar

to ruff

II. fallar VERBE trans

1. fallar:

fallar caso

to pronounce judgment in

fallar premio

to award

fallar concurso

to decide the result of

2. fallar (errar):

fallar

to miss

fallé el disparo y di en el árbol

I missed and hit the tree

I. tallar VERBE trans

1.1. tallar madera:

tallar

to carve

una cruz tallada en madera

a cross carved in wood

1.2. tallar escultura/figura/mármol:

tallar

to sculpt

1.3. tallar piedras preciosas:

tallar

to cut

un florero de cristal tallado

a cut-glass vase

2. tallar reclutas:

tallar

to measure (and kit out)

3.1. tallar Mex (para limpiar):

tallar

to scrub

3.2. tallar Mex (para aliviar):

tallar

to rub

II. tallar VERBE intr Col

tallar zapatos (+ me/te/le etc):

tallar

to be too tight

estas botas me tallan

these boots are too tight for me

estas botas me tallan

these boots are pinching me

III. tallarse VERBE vpr

1. tallarse Mex:

tallarse (para limpiarse)

to scrub oneself

tallarse (para aliviar)

to rub oneself

no te talles los ojos

don't rub your eyes

2. tallarse Mex fam (batallar mucho):

tallarse

to work one's butt off Am fam

tallarse

to slog one's guts out GB fam

I. brillar VERBE intr

1. brillar:

brillar sol/luz:

to shine

brillar estrella:

to shine

brillar estrella:

to sparkle

brillar zapatos/suelo/metal:

to shine

brillar zapatos/suelo/metal:

to gleam

brillar diamante:

to sparkle

le brillaba el pelo

her hair shone

al verlo le brillaron los ojos de alegría

when she saw him her eyes lit up with joy

para que su vajilla brille, use …

for sparkling dishes, use …

te brilla la nariz

your nose is shiny

2. brillar inteligencia/cualidad:

brillar

to shine

nunca brilló en sus estudios

he never shined as a student Am

nunca brilló en sus estudios

he never shone as a student GB

nunca brilló en sus estudios

he was never a brilliant student

II. brillar VERBE trans Col

brillar

to polish

I. follar VERBE trans Esp arg vulg

follar

to screw arg vulg

follar

to fuck arg vulg

II. follar VERBE intr Esp arg vulg

follar

to screw arg vulg

follar

to fuck arg vulg

I. callar VERBE intr

callar

to be quiet

callar

to shut up fam

calla, que no me dejas oír

be quiet o shut up, I can't hear

lloró toda la noche, no hubo manera de hacerlo callar

he cried all night, nothing we could do would make him stop

ya tiene tres niños — ¡calla! fam

she has three children now — never! o she hasn't! fam

quien calla otorga prov

silence implies o gives consent

II. callar VERBE trans

1. callar secreto:

callar

to keep … to oneself

intentaron callar estas cifras

they attempted to keep these figures quiet

2. callar AmLat persona:

callen a esos niños

get those children to be quiet

callen a esos niños

shut those kids up, will you? fam

III. callarse VERBE vpr

1. callarse (guardar silencio):

callarse

to be quiet

¡cállate!

be quiet!

¡cállate!

shut up! fam

¡cállate la boca! fam

shut your mouth! jarg

¿te quieres callar de una vez?

will you shut up!

cuando entró todos se callaron

when he walked in everyone went quiet o stopped talking

la próxima vez no me callaré

next time I won't keep quiet

2. callarse (no decir):

callarse noticia

to keep … quiet

callarse noticia

to keep … to oneself

I. sellar VERBE trans

1.1. sellar pasaporte:

sellar

to stamp

1.2. sellar plata/oro:

sellar

to hallmark

2. sellar (cerrar):

sellar carta

to seal

sellar tumba

to seal

sellar pacto/acuerdo

to seal

sellaron el acuerdo con un apretón de manos

they sealed the agreement with a handshake

sellaron el acuerdo con un apretón de manos

they shook hands on the agreement

selló sus labios con un beso littér

she sealed his lips with a kiss littér

3. sellar carrocería:

sellar

to apply undercoating to Am

sellar

to underseal GB

II. sellar VERBE intr Esp

sellar

to register as unemployed

sellar

to sign on GB fam

acollar VERBE trans

acollar

to earth up

dans le dictionnaire PONS

ulular VERBE intr

1. ulular:

ulular (animal, viento)

to howl

ulular (búho)

to hoot

2. ulular (persona):

ulular

to shriek

aullar

aullar irr VERBE intr (animal):

aullar

to howl

maullar

maullar irr como aullar VERBE intr:

maullar

to miaow GB

maullar

to meow Am

I. hallar VERBE trans

1. hallar:

hallar (encontrar)

to find

hallar (sin buscar)

to come across

2. hallar (inventar):

hallar

to invent

3. hallar (averiguar):

hallar

to check

4. hallar (darse cuenta):

hallar

to realize

5. hallar (tierra):

hallar

to discover

II. hallar VERBE pron hallarse

1. hallar (sitio):

hallarse

to be

2. hallar (estado):

hallarse

to feel

no me hallo a gusto aquí

I don't feel comfortable here

se halló con la resistencia de su partido

he met opposition from his party

I. fallar VERBE intr

1. fallar JUR:

fallar

to pronounce sentence

2. fallar:

fallar (malograrse: proyecto)

to fail

fallar (plan, intento)

to miscarry

3. fallar (no funcionar):

fallar

to go wrong

le fallaron los nervios

his/her nerves let him/her down

algo le falla

there is sth wrong with him/her

no falla nunca (cosa)

it never fails

no falla nunca (persona)

you can always count on her/him

4. fallar (romperse):

fallar

to break

5. fallar (no cumplir con su palabra):

fallar a alguien

to let sb down

fallar a alguien (en una cita)

to stand sb up

II. fallar VERBE trans

1. fallar JUR:

fallar

to pronounce sentence on

fallar la absolución

to acquit

fallar un pleito

to rule on a case

2. fallar (premio):

fallar

to award

3. fallar SPORT:

fallar

to miss

4. fallar (en el juego de naipes):

fallar

to trump

I. ovillar VERBE trans

ovillar

to wind into a ball

ovillar (enrollar)

to wind up

II. ovillar VERBE pron

ovillar ovillarse:

ovillarse

to roll up into a ball

I. callar VERBE intr, pron

callarse de [o por] algo (no hablar)

to keep quiet because of sth

callarse de [o por] algo (enmudecer)

to fall silent due to sth

¡cállate de una vez!

just shut up!

II. callar VERBE trans

callar (un asunto)

to keep quiet about

callar (un secreto)

to keep

hacer callar a uno

to make sb keep quiet

I. follar¹ Esp VERBE intr vulg (practicar sexo)

follar

to fuck vulg

II. follar¹ Esp VERBE trans

1. follar vulg (practicar sexo con):

follar

to fuck vulg

2. follar vulg (fastidiar):

follar

to bug fam

3. follar fam ENS:

follar

to fail

me han follado en [o las] matemáticas

I've screwed up in maths fam

I. follar² <o → ue> VERBE trans (soplar)

follar

to blow with bellows

II. follar² <o → ue> VERBE pron follarse vulg

follarse

to silently fart

atollar VERBE intr, pron

atollar atollarse:

atollar

to get bogged down

dans le dictionnaire PONS

ulular [u·lu·ˈlar] VERBE intr

1. ulular:

ulular (animal, viento)

to howl

ulular (búho)

to hoot

2. ulular (persona):

ulular

to shriek

aullar [au·ˈjar, -ˈʎar]

aullar irr VERBE intr:

aullar

to howl

maullar [mau·ˈjar, -ʎar]

maullar irr como aullar VERBE intr:

maullar

to meow

I. follar¹ [fo·ˈjar, -ˈʎar] VERBE intr vulg

follar

to fuck

II. follar¹ [fo·ˈjar, -ˈʎar] VERBE trans

1. follar vulg (coitar):

follar

to fuck

2. follar vulg (fastidiar):

follar

to bug fam

3. follar (deshacer):

follar

to destroy

I. hallar [a·ˈjar, -ˈʎar] VERBE trans

1. hallar:

hallar (encontrar)

to find

hallar (sin buscar)

to come across

2. hallar (inventar):

hallar

to invent

3. hallar (averiguar):

hallar

to check

4. hallar (darse cuenta):

hallar

to realize

5. hallar (tierra):

hallar

to discover

II. hallar [a·ˈjar, -ˈʎar] VERBE pron hallarse

1. hallar (sitio):

hallar

to be

2. hallar (estado):

hallar

to feel

se halló con la resistencia de su partido

he/she met opposition from his/her party

I. callar [ka·ˈjar, -ˈʎar] VERBE intr, pron

callarse de [o por] algo (no hablar)

to keep quiet because of sth

callarse de [o por] algo (enmudecer)

to fall silent due to sth

¡cállate de una vez!

just shut up!

II. callar [ka·ˈjar, -ˈʎar] VERBE trans

callar

to keep quiet about

hacer callar a alguien

to make sb keep quiet

I. fallar [fa·ˈjar, -ˈʎar] VERBE intr

1. fallar JUR:

fallar

to render judgment

fallar

to find

2. fallar:

fallar (malograrse: proyecto)

to fail

fallar (plan, intento)

to miscarry

3. fallar (no funcionar):

fallar

to go wrong

le fallaron los nervios

his/her nerves failed him/her

algo le falla

there is sth wrong with him/her

no falla nunca (cosa)

it never fails

no falla nunca (persona)

you can always count on her/him

4. fallar (romperse):

fallar

to break

5. fallar (no cumplir con su palabra):

fallar a alguien

to let sb down

fallar a alguien (en una cita)

to stand sb up

II. fallar [fa·ˈjar, -ˈʎar] VERBE trans

1. fallar JUR:

fallar

to render judgment on

fallar la absolución

to acquit

fallar un pleito

to rule on a case

2. fallar (premio):

fallar

to award

3. fallar SPORT:

fallar

to miss

4. fallar (en el juego de naipes):

fallar

to trump

billar [bi·ˈjar, -ˈʎar] SUBST m

1. billar (juego):

billar

billiards

billar americano

pool

2. billar (mesa):

billar

billiard table

trillar [tri·ˈjar, -ˈʎar] VERBE trans

1. trillar (grano):

trillar

to thresh

2. trillar (usar):

trillar

to overuse

3. trillar AmLat fam (golpear):

trillar

to beat

follar² <o → ue> [fo·ˈjar, -ˈʎar] VERBE trans

1. follar (soplar):

follar

to blow with bellows

2. follar fam (suspender):

follar

to screw up

Lexique GEA spécialisé dans le domaine de la réfrigération

llave dinamométrica

llave dinamométrica

torque wrench

largo exterior

largo exterior

outer length

llave de boca

llave de boca

open-jawed spanner

combinación de vasos de llave

combinación de vasos de llave

combined stud nut

presente

yo	ululo
tú	ululas
él/ella/usted	ulula
nosotros/nosotras	ululamos
vosotros/vosotras	ululáis
ellos/ellas/ustedes	ululan

imperfecto

yo	ululaba
tú	ululabas
él/ella/usted	ululaba
nosotros/nosotras	ululábamos
vosotros/vosotras	ululabais
ellos/ellas/ustedes	ululaban

indefinido

yo	ululé
tú	ululaste
él/ella/usted	ululó
nosotros/nosotras	ululamos
vosotros/vosotras	ululasteis
ellos/ellas/ustedes	ulularon

futuro

yo	ulularé
tú	ulularás
él/ella/usted	ululará
nosotros/nosotras	ulularemos
vosotros/vosotras	ulularéis
ellos/ellas/ustedes	ulularán