cumbered dans l' Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traductions de cumbered dans le dictionnaire anglais»espagnol

unencumbered [Am ˌənɛnˈkəmbərd, GB ʌnɪnˈkʌmbəd, ʌnɛnˈkʌmbəd] ADJ

1. unencumbered title/property/value:

unencumbered

libre de gravamen

unencumbered

libre de gravámenes

2. unencumbered (unburdened):

unencumbered

libre del peso de

unnumbered [Am ˌənˈnəmbərd, GB ʌnˈnʌmbəd] ADJ

1. unnumbered (without a number):

unnumbered page

sin numerar

2. unnumbered (countless):

unnumbered littér

innumerable

cumbersome [Am ˈkəmbərsəm, GB ˈkʌmbəs(ə)m], cumbrous [ˈkʌmbrəs] ADJ

cumbersome movements/gait:

cumbersome

pesado y torpe

the box was cumbersome to carry

la caja era voluminosa e incómoda de llevar

that's a very cumbersome way of expressing it

esa es una manera muy torpe de expresarlo

cumbersome rules and regulations

engorrosas normas y reglamentos

timbered [Am ˈtɪmbərd, GB ˈtɪmbəd] ADJ

timbered

de madera

timbered MIN

entibado

half-timbered [Am ˈhæf ˈˌtɪmbərd, GB] ADJ

half-timbered

con entramado de madera

cucumber [Am ˈkjuˌkəmbər, GB ˈkjuːkʌmbə] SUBST C or U

cucumber

pepino m

(as) cool as a cucumber

tan fresco or pancho fam

encumber [Am ɪnˈkəmbər, ɛnˈkəmbər, GB ɪnˈkʌmbə, ɛnˈkʌmbə] VERBE trans

1. encumber (burden):

encumber

cargar

to be encumbered with sth with debt/responsibility

estar cargado or agobiado de algo

she is encumbered with a large family

tiene la carga de una familia numerosa

2. encumber:

encumber (hamper)

estorbar

encumber (block)

obstruir

3. encumber JUR:

encumber title/deeds

gravar

an estate encumbered with a large mortgage

una finca gravada con una fuerte hipoteca

sea cucumber SUBST

sea cucumber

cohombro m de mar

E-number [Am ˈiˌnəmbər, GB ˈiːnʌmbə] SUBST

E-number

número m E (aditivo alimentario)

f-number [Am ˈɛf ˌnəmbər, GB] SUBST

f-number

número m f

cumbered dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de cumbered dans le dictionnaire anglais»espagnol

unnumbered [ˌʌn·ˈnʌm·bərd] ADJ

1. unnumbered (not marked with a number):

unnumbered house, page

sin numerar

2. unnumbered form (too many to be counted):

unnumbered

innumerable

cumbersome [ˈkʌm·bər·səm] ADJ

1. cumbersome:

cumbersome (unwieldy)

engorroso, -a

cumbersome (heavy)

pesado, -a

cumbersome (big)

voluminoso, -a

2. cumbersome (awkward):

cumbersome

torpe

timbered ADJ

timbered

de madera

half-timbered ADJ

half-timbered

con entramado de madera

cucumber [ˈkju·kʌm·bər] SUBST

cucumber

pepino m

Idiomes/Tournures:

(as) cool as a cucumber fam

más fresco que una lechuga

encumber [en·ˈkʌm·bər] VERBE trans

to be encumbered with sth

tener que cargar con algo

to be encumbered with sth (impede)

ser estorbado por algo

I.lumber² [ˈlʌm·bər] SUBST

lumber

madera f

II.lumber² [ˈlʌm·bər] VERBE intr

lumber

aserrar

I.slumber [ˈslʌm·bər] VERBE intr littér

1. slumber (sleep):

slumber

dormir

2. slumber (be dormant):

slumber

estar aletargado, -a

II.slumber [ˈslʌm·bər] SUBST littér

1. slumber (sleep):

slumber

sueño m ligero

2. slumber (inactive state):

slumber

marasmo m elev

I.number [ˈnʌm·bər] SUBST

1. number math:

number

número m

number (symbol)

cifra f

house number

número de casa

telephone number

número de teléfono

2. number (amount):

number

cantidad f

(a) small/large number(s) (of children)

(una) pequeña/gran cantidad (de niños)

for a number of reasons

por una serie de razones

to be 3 in number

ser 3

to be few in number

ser pocos

3. number PRESSE, MUS, THÉÂTRE:

number

número m

Idiomes/Tournures:

number one

uno m mismo

to look after number one

cuidar de uno mismo

to be (the) number one

ser el mejor

to have sb's number

tener calado a alguien

to be beyond number

ser tantos que no se pueden contar

II.number [ˈnʌm·bər] VERBE trans

1. number (assign a number to):

number

poner número a

to number sth from... to...

numerar algo del... al...

2. number (count):

number

contar

3. number (amount to):

number

sumar

each group numbers 10 members

cada grupo tiene 10 miembros

I.incumbent [ɪŋ·ˈkʌm·bənt] ADJ

it is incumbent on sb to do sth

incumbe a alguien hacer algo

II.incumbent [ɪŋ·ˈkʌm·bənt] SUBST

incumbent

titular mf