plancharse dans l' Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traductions de plancharse dans le dictionnaire espagnol»anglais

prensa plancha-pantalones SUBST f

prensa plancha-pantalones

trouser press

I.planchar VERBE trans

planchar sábana/mantel

to iron

planchar pantalones

to press

planchar pantalones

to iron

planchar traje

to press

siempre lleva las camisas muy bien planchadas

his shirts are always neatly ironed

hay que guardar la ropa planchada

the ironing needs putting away

II.planchar VERBE intr

1. planchar (con la plancha):

planchar

to do the ironing

tengo que planchar

I have to do the ironing

2.1. planchar Bol CSur fam (en un baile):

planchó toda la noche

nobody asked her to dance all night

2.2. planchar Chili fam (quedar en ridículo):

planchar

to look stupid

3. planchar RíoPl fam (caerse):

planchar

to take a tumble fam

planchar

to fall over

achancharse VERBE vpr Pérou RíoPl fam

achancharse

to get fat

achancharse

to put on weight

aplanchar VERBE trans AmC Col

aplanchar → planchar

Voir aussi : planchar

I.planchar VERBE trans

planchar sábana/mantel

to iron

planchar pantalones

to press

planchar pantalones

to iron

planchar traje

to press

siempre lleva las camisas muy bien planchadas

his shirts are always neatly ironed

hay que guardar la ropa planchada

the ironing needs putting away

II.planchar VERBE intr

1. planchar (con la plancha):

planchar

to do the ironing

tengo que planchar

I have to do the ironing

2.1. planchar Bol CSur fam (en un baile):

planchó toda la noche

nobody asked her to dance all night

2.2. planchar Chili fam (quedar en ridículo):

planchar

to look stupid

3. planchar RíoPl fam (caerse):

planchar

to take a tumble fam

planchar

to fall over

arrancharse VERBE vpr Chili Mex Ven fam

arrancharse

to put up

tuvieron que arrancharse en casa de su tío

they had to put up at her uncle's house

tabla de planchar SUBST f

tabla de planchar

ironing board

reengancharse VERBE vpr Esp fam

1. reengancharse MILIT:

reengancharse

to reenlist

2. reengancharse JEUX:

reengancharse

to pay to rejoin a game

I.manchar VERBE trans

1. manchar:

manchar (ensuciar)

to mark

manchar (ensuciar)

to get … dirty

manchar (de algo difícil de quitar)

to stain

cuidado, no vayas a manchar la alfombra

careful, don't get the carpet dirty

manchó el mantel de vino

he got wine stains on the tablecloth

vas a manchar el libro de tinta

you're going to get ink stains o ink all over the book

2. manchar:

manchar reputación/honra

to stain

manchar reputación/honra

to tarnish

manchar memoria

to tarnish

II.manchar VERBE intr

manchar

to stain

¿el café mancha?

does coffee stain?

III.mancharse VERBE vpr

1. mancharse ropa/mantel:

mancharse

to get dirty

mancharse (de algo difícil de quitar)

to get stained

(mancharse de algo) se me manchó de chocolate

I got chocolate on it

se manchó de grasa

it got grease stains on it

se manchó de grasa

it got stained with grease

2. mancharse refl persona:

ponte un delantal para no mancharte

put an apron on so you don't get dirty

está recién pintado, no te manches

it's still wet, don't get paint on your coat (o shirt etc.)

está recién pintado, no te manches

it's still wet, don't get paint on yourself

me manché la blusa de aceite

I got oil stains on my blouse

aconcharse VERBE vpr Chili

aconcharse

to clear

aplanchado (aplanchada) ADJ Col fam

aplanchado (aplanchada)

fed up fam

aplanchado (aplanchada)

down fam

plancharse dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de plancharse dans le dictionnaire espagnol»anglais

planchar [plan·ˈʧar] VERBE trans

planchar

to iron

planchado [plan·ˈʧa·do] SUBST m

planchado

ironing

planchado (-a) [plan·ˈʧa·do, -a] ADJ

1. planchado AmC (acicalado):

planchado (-a)

neat

2. planchado (anonadado):

planchado (-a)

flattened

lo dejé planchado fam

I left him speechless

plancha [ˈplan·ʧa] SUBST f

1. plancha (lámina):

plancha

sheet

plancha TYPO

plate

2. plancha (para ropa):

plancha

iron

3. plancha fam (desacierto):

plancha

blunder

hacer [o tirarse] una plancha

to put one's foot in it

4. plancha culin:

plancha

grill

a la plancha

grilled

lanchar [lan·ˈʧar] VERBE intr Équat

1. lanchar (nublarse):

lanchar

to become overcast

2. lanchar (helar):

lanchar

to freeze

I.enganchar [en·gan·ˈʧar] VERBE trans

1. enganchar:

enganchar (sujetar)

to hook

enganchar (remolque)

to hitch up

enganchar (caballerías)

to harness

2. enganchar (prender):

enganchar

to catch on

enganchar CORR

to impale

3. enganchar fam:

enganchar (atrapar)

to catch

enganchar (convencer)

to persuade

4. enganchar MILIT:

enganchar

to recruit

5. enganchar CHEMDFER, TEC:

enganchar

to couple

II.enganchar [en·gan·ˈʧar] VERBE pron engancharse

1. enganchar (sujetarse):

engancharse de algo

to get hooked on sth

2. enganchar (prenderse):

engancharse de [o con] algo

to get caught on sth

3. enganchar (enredarse):

enganchar

to get caught up

engancharse en una pelea

to get caught up in a fight

4. enganchar MILIT:

enganchar

to sign up for the army

5. enganchar fam (drogarse):

engancharse a

to get hooked on

estar enganchado

to be hooked

I.ensanchar [en·san·ˈʧar] VERBE trans

ensanchar

to widen

II.ensanchar [en·san·ˈʧar] VERBE pron

ensanchar ensancharse:

ensanchar

to widen

I.manchar [man·ˈʧar] VERBE trans

manchar

to dirty

II.manchar [man·ˈʧar] VERBE pron

manchar mancharse (ensuciarse):

manchar

to get dirty

I.echar [e·ˈʧar] VERBE trans

1. echar:

echar (tirar)

to throw

echar (carta)

to mail

echar (a la basura, al suelo)

to throw out

la suerte está echada

the die is cast

2. echar (verter):

echar

to pour

echar en algo

to pour into sth

3. echar:

echar (expulsar)

to throw out

echar (despedir)

to fire

4. echar fam:

echar (crecer: pelo)

to grow

echar (hojas, flores)

to sprout

5. echar (emitir):

echar

to give off

echar humo

to let out smoke

6. echar (tumbar):

echar

to lie down

7. echar (proyectar):

echar

to show

echar THÉÂTRE

to stage

8. echar (calcular):

te echo 30 años

I bet you're 30

9. echar (tiempo, esfuerzo):

eché dos horas en acabar

it took me two hours to finish

10. echar Pérou (emborracharse):

echarle

to get drunk

11. echar Chile (echar a correr):

echarlas

to beat it

II.echar [e·ˈʧar] VERBE intr

1. echar (lanzar):

echar

to throw

2. echar (verter):

echar

to pour

3. echar (empezar):

echar

to begin

echar a correr

to break into a run

III.echar [e·ˈʧar] VERBE pron echarse

1. echar (postrarse):

echar

to lie down

2. echar (lanzarse):

echar

to jump

echarse sobre algo/alguien

to fall upon sth/sb

echarse a los pies de alguien

to throw oneself down before sb

echarse atrás fig

to have second thoughts

3. echar (empezar):

echar

to begin

echarse a llorar

to burst into tears

echarse a la bebida

to take to drink

4. echar fam (iniciar una relación):

echarse un novio

to get a boyfriend

agaucharse [a·ɣau·ˈʧar·se] VERBE pron AmS

agaucharse

to imitate or dress like a gaucho

tras tantos años de vida en el campo se agauchó mucho

after so many years in the country he/she had become very gaucho-like