FEATHER DUSTER - Englisch-Spanisch Übersetzung

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

feather duster SUBST

feather duster

plumero m

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

plumero

feather duster

zorros

feather duster

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

duster [Am ˈdəstər, Brit ˈdʌstə] SUBST

1.1. duster Brit (for blackboard):

duster

borrador m

1.2. duster Brit → dust cloth

2. duster Am MODE (housecoat):

duster

guardapolvo m

dust cloth SUBST Am

dust cloth

trapo m del polvo

dust cloth

trapo m de sacudir CSur Méx

dust cloth

franela f RíoPl

dust cloth

sacudidor m Méx

I. feather [Am ˈfɛðər, Brit ˈfɛðə] SUBST

feather (on bird)

pluma f

feather (on arrow, dart)

pluma f

a feather in one's cap

un triunfo personal

as light as a feather

ligero como una pluma

as light as a feather

liviano como una pluma esp LatAm

to ruffle sb's feathers

hacer enojar a alguien

to ruffle sb's feathers

hacer enfadar a alguien esp Esp

to show the white feather veraltend

mostrarse cobarde

to smooth sb's (ruffled) feathers

calmar a alguien

you could have knocked me down or over with a feather ugs

casi me caigo de espaldas

attr feather bed

colchón m de plumas

II. feather [Am ˈfɛðər, Brit ˈfɛðə] VERB trans

1.1. feather arrow/dart:

feather

emplumar

feather

ponerle plumas a

1.2. feather <feathered, Past Part >:

feathered

con plumas

feathered

emplumado

our feathered friends

nuestras amigas las aves

2. feather (in rowing):

feather blade/oar

poner horizontal

I. nest [Am nɛst, Brit nɛst] SUBST

1. nest:

nest (of birds, reptiles)

nido m

nest (of wasps)

avispero m

nest (of ants)

hormiguero m

nest (of mice)

ratonera f

nest (of mice)

nido m

to fly or leave the nest bird/child:

volar del or dejar el nido

to feather one's (own) nest

barrer hacia adentro

to foul one's own nest

tirar piedras a su (or mi etc.) propio tejado

2. nest (hotbed):

a nest of thieves

una cueva or guarida de ladrones

a nest of subversion

un foco de subversión

3. nest (set):

nest

juego m

nest of tables

mesa f nido

II. nest [Am nɛst, Brit nɛst] VERB intr

1.1. nest birds:

nest

anidar

1.2. nest Brit:

to go nesting

ir a buscar nidos

2. nest <nesting;, Part Präs attr >:

nesting tables

mesa f nido

im PONS Wörterbuch

plumero

feather duster

escobilla

feather duster

im PONS Wörterbuch

duster [ˈdʌstəʳ, Am -tɚ] SUBST

duster

trapo m

I. feather [ˈfeðəʳ, Am -ɚ] SUBST

feather

pluma f

a feather quilt

un edredón de plumas

Wendungen:

to be a feather in sb's cap

ser un triunfo para alguien

as light as a feather

tan ligero como una pluma

you could have knocked me down with a feather Brit, Aus ugs

casi me caigo de espaldas

to rufle sb's feathers

buscar las cosquillas a alguien

II. feather [ˈfeðəʳ, Am -ɚ] VERB trans

to feather one's own nest

barrer para dentro

im PONS Wörterbuch

escobilla

feather duster

plumero

feather duster

im PONS Wörterbuch

duster [ˈdʌs·tər] SUBST

duster

trapo m

I. feather [ˈfeð·ər] SUBST

feather

pluma f

Wendungen:

to be a feather in sb's cap

ser un triunfo para alguien

as light as a feather

tan ligero como una pluma

to ruffle sb's feathers

buscar las cosquillas a alguien

II. feather [ˈfeð·ər] VERB trans

to feather one's own nest

barrer para dentro

Present

I	feather
you	feather
he/she/it	feathers
we	feather
you	feather
they	feather

Past

I	feathered
you	feathered
he/she/it	feathered
we	feathered
you	feathered
they	feathered

Present Perfect

I	have	feathered
you	have	feathered
he/she/it	has	feathered
we	have	feathered
you	have	feathered
they	have	feathered

Past Perfect

I	had	feathered
you	had	feathered
he/she/it	had	feathered
we	had	feathered
you	had	feathered
they	had	feathered

Einsprachige Beispiele (nicht von der PONS Redaktion geprüft)

A crop duster is enlisted to spray the pesticide.

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After the war, many were used as crop dusters and in other roles.

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It is commonly known as the feather duster worm, feather duster or fan worm.

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As such, there is also a warning label present on some gas dusters.

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She is the type who is easily amused by simple things, such as shaking a duster in a sunbeam.

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