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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

feed gauge SUBST

feed gauge: indicador m de alimentación

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fee [Am fi, Brit fiː] SUBST

1. fee:

fee (payment to doctor, lawyer, architect): honorarios mpl

fee (payment to actor, singer): caché m

fee (payment to actor, singer): cachet m

what are your fees?: ¿cuáles son sus honorarios? form

what are your fees?: ¿cuánto cobra?

2. fee (charge) often pl:

on payment of a small fee: pagando una pequeña suma or cantidad

on payment of a small fee: por una módica suma

examination fee(s): derecho(s) m(pl) de examen

membership fee(s): cuota f (de socio)

registration/course fee(s): matrícula f

registration/course fee(s): inscripción f

all his salary goes in school fees: todo el salario se le va en pagar el colegio

I. feed <Past & Past Part fed> [Am fid, Brit fiːd] VERB trans

1.1. feed (give food to):

feed: dar de comer a

has the dog been fed?: ¿le han dado de comer al perro?

the bird had to be fed by hand: había que darle de comer al pájaro con la mano

my little boy can feed himself now: mi niño ya sabe comer solo

the patient had to be fed intravenously: hubo que alimentar al paciente por vía intravenosa

“do not feed the animals”: “prohibido dar de comer a los animales”

to feed sb on sth: darle de comer algo a alguien

what do you feed your cat on?: ¿qué le das de comer al gato?

1.2. feed baby:

feed (breastfeed, suckle): amamantar

feed (breastfeed, suckle): darle el pecho a

feed (breastfeed, suckle): darle de mamar a

feed (with a bottle): darle el biberón a

feed (with a bottle): darle la mamadera a CSur Perú

feed (with a bottle): darle el tetero a Col

1.3. feed (provide food for):

feed: alimentar

there's enough here to feed an army!: ¡con esto se puede dar de comer a un batallón!

parents with four hungry mouths to feed: padres con cuatro bocas que alimentar

this stew will feed ten: con este guiso comen diez

1.4. feed (give as food):

to feed sth to sb we fed the leftovers to the dog: le dimos las sobras al perro

he was fed a diet of bread and water: lo tenían a pan y agua

feed them to the lions!: ¡a los leones!

2.1. feed (supply):

two small streams feed the river: dos riachuelos vierten sus aguas en el río

to feed the meter: echarle más monedas al parquímetro

to feed sth to sth/sb: pasarle algo a algo/alguien

the spy was feeding information to his contact: el espía le pasaba información a su contacto

the signal is fed to the relay station: la señal se transmite or se pasa a la repetidora

they had to feed him his lines: le tuvieron que apuntar lo que tenía que decir

to feed sth/sb with sth it feeds the industry with raw material: provee or alimenta a la industria de materia prima

blood feeds the brain cells with oxygen: la sangre lleva oxígeno a las neuronas

I fed him with his cue: le apunté lo que tenía que decir

they were fed (with) false information: les pasaron información falsa

2.2. feed (insert, pass):

to feed sth into sth: introducir algo en algo

feed the card into the slot: introduzca la tarjeta en la ranura

to feed data into the computer: introducir datos en la computadora

3. feed (sustain):

feed imagination/curiosity/rumor: avivar

feed hope/ego: alimentar

feed fire: alimentar

II. feed <Past & Past Part fed> [Am fid, Brit fiːd] VERB intr

feed: comer

feed: alimentarse

to feed on sth: alimentarse de algo

to feed on sth: comer algo

they feed mainly on fish: se alimentan principalmente de pescado

they feed mainly on fish: el pescado es su principal sustento

fear feeds on ignorance: el miedo se ceba en la ignorancia

III. feed [Am fid, Brit fiːd] SUBST

1.1. feed C (act of feeding):

it's time for the baby's feed: es hora de darle de comer al niño

give him three feeds a day Brit: déle de comer tres veces al día

1.2. feed U:

feed (food): alimento m

feed (for cattle): pienso m

to be off one's feed Am sl: estar desganado or inapetente

2. feed C (on machine):

feed: alimentador m

3. feed C Am:

feed RADIO, TV: material m (de programación)

I. gauge, Am also gage [Am ɡeɪdʒ, Brit ɡeɪdʒ] VERB trans

1. gauge (estimate):

gauge size/distance/amount: calcular

2. gauge (judge, assess):

gauge character: juzgar

gauge character: evaluar

gauge possibilities/effects: evaluar

3. gauge (measure):

gauge: medir

II. gauge, Am also gage [Am ɡeɪdʒ, Brit ɡeɪdʒ] SUBST

1. gauge (instrument):

gauge: indicador m

a pressure/temperature/depth gauge: un indicador de presión/temperatura/profundidad

oil/fuel gauge: indicador (del nivel) del aceite/de la gasolina

2.1. gauge:

gauge (measurement): calibre m

gauge (of fibre): galga f

2.2. gauge (measure, indication):

gauge: indicio m

an accurate gauge of popular feeling: un fiel indicio del sentir popular

3. gauge BAHN (width of track):

gauge: entrevía f

gauge: ancho m de vía Esp

gauge: trocha f CSur

narrow gauge: vía f estrecha

narrow gauge: trocha f angosta CSur

4. gauge (of shotgun):

gauge Am: calibre m

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fee [fi:] SUBST

fee: honorarios m Pl

fee (membership): cuota f de miembro

fee for school, university: tasas f Pl de matrícula

to charge/receive a fee for sth: cobrar/recibir unos honorarios por algo

I. feed [fi:d] VERB trans fed

1. feed (give food to):

feed person, animal: alimentar

feed plant: nutrir

feed baby: amamantar

to feed the fire: avivar el fuego

2. feed (provide food for):

feed family, country: dar de comer a

3. feed (supply):

feed: proporcionar

to feed the data from a scanner into the computer: introducir datos de un escáner al ordenador

to feed sb a line THEAT: apuntar a alguien

II. feed [fi:d] VERB intr

feed: alimentarse

feed baby: mamar

III. feed [fi:d] SUBST

1. feed kein Pl (for farm animals):

feed: pienso m

cattle feed: pienso para ganado

to be off its feed: no tener apetito

2. feed ugs (meal):

feed: comida f

3. feed TECH:

feed: tubo m de alimentación

I. gauge [geɪdʒ] SUBST

1. gauge (measure):

gauge: medida f

2. gauge (instrument):

gauge: indicador m

3. gauge BAHN:

gauge: ancho m de vía

4. gauge übtr:

gauge: medidor m

gauge: indicador m

II. gauge [geɪdʒ] VERB trans

1. gauge (measure):

gauge: medir

2. gauge (assess):

gauge: determinar

it's difficult to gauge what he will answer: resulta difícil determinar qué responderá

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feed SUBST

feed (broadcast) TV, RADIO: transmisión f

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I. feed <fed> [fid] VERB trans

1. feed (give food to):

feed person, animal: alimentar

feed plant: nutrir

feed baby: amamantar

to feed the fire: avivar el fuego

2. feed (provide food for):

feed family, country: dar de comer a

3. feed (supply):

feed: proporcionar

to feed the data from a scanner into the computer: introducir datos de un escáner al ordenador

to feed sb a line THEAT: apuntar a alguien

II. feed <fed> [fid] VERB intr

feed: alimentarse

feed baby: mamar

III. feed <fed> [fid] SUBST

1. feed (for farm animals):

feed: pienso m

cattle feed: pienso para ganado

to be off its feed: no tener apetito

2. feed ugs (meal):

feed: comida f

3. feed TECH:

feed: tubo m de alimentación

fee [fi] SUBST

fee for doctor, lawyer: honorarios m Pl

fee for membership: cuota f de miembro

fee for school, university: tasas f Pl de matrícula

to charge/receive a fee for sth: cobrar/recibir unos honorarios por algo

I. gauge [geɪdʒ] SUBST

1. gauge (measure):

gauge: medida f

2. gauge (instrument):

gauge: indicador m

3. gauge BAHN:

gauge: ancho m de vía

4. gauge übtr:

gauge: indicio m

gauge: indicador m

II. gauge [geɪdʒ] VERB trans

1. gauge (measure):

gauge: medir

2. gauge (assess):

gauge: determinar

it's difficult to gauge what his response will be: resulta difícil determinar qué responderá

Present
I	feed
you	feed
he/she/it	feeds
we	feed
you	feed
they	feed

Past
I	fed
you	fed
he/she/it	fed
we	fed
you	fed
they	fed

Present Perfect
I	have	fed
you	have	fed
he/she/it	has	fed
we	have	fed
you	have	fed
they	have	fed

Past Perfect
I	had	fed
you	had	fed
he/she/it	had	fed
we	had	fed
you	had	fed
they	had	fed

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