aspoň im Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Übersetzungen für aspoň im Englisch»Spanisch-Wörterbuch

aspen [Am ˈæspən, Brit ˈasp(ə)n], aspen tree SUBST

aspen

álamo m temblón

ASPCA SUBST

ASPCA → American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals

aspic [Am ˈæspɪk, Brit ˈaspɪk] SUBST U

aspic

aspic m

aspic

galantina f

I.spot [Am spɑt, Brit spɒt] SUBST

1.1. spot C (dot):

spot (on material)

lunar m

spot (on material)

mota f

spot (on material)

pepa f Col Ven ugs

spot (on animal's skin)

mancha f

a blue tie with white spots

una corbata azul a or con lunares blancos (or con motas blancas etc.)

I keep seeing spots before my eyes

veo como manchas

to knock spots off sth/sb ugs

darle cien or cien mil vueltas a algo/alguien ugs

to knock spots off sth/sb ugs

darle sopas con honda(s) a algo/alguien Esp ugs

1.2. spot C (blemish, stain):

spot

mancha f

spots of ink

manchas de tinta

a reputation without spot or stain liter

una reputación impecable

a reputation without spot or stain liter

una reputación sin tacha liter

1.3. spot C (pimple):

spot Brit

grano m

spot Brit

espinilla f LatAm

spot Brit

pepa f Ven ugs

she broke out or came out in spots

le salieron granos

1.4. spot C:

beauty spot

lunar m

2.1. spot C (location, place):

spot

lugar m

spot

sitio m

a delightful spot by the river

un lugar or un sitio precioso a orillas del río

extra police were rushed to the spot

refuerzos policiales fueron enviados con urgencia al lugar de los disturbios (or del siniestro etc.)

don't move from that spot until I get back

no te muevas de ahí hasta que vuelva

on the spot firemen were quickly on the spot

los bomberos se presentaron sin demora en el lugar del siniestro

and now a report from our woman on the spot

y ahora un informe de nuestra enviada especial (desde el lugar de los hechos)

he had to decide on the spot

tuvo que decidir en ese mismo momento

she was fired on the spot

la despidieron en el acto

they were killed on the spot

los mataron allí mismo

on-the-spot fine

multa que se paga en el acto

to be rooted to the spot

quedarse clavado en el sitio or paralizado

2.2. spot (difficult situation):

in a (tight) spot

en apuros

in a (tight) spot

en un lío

in a (tight) spot

en un aprieto

we're in a bit of a spot here

estamos metidos en un apuro or lío or aprieto

to help sb out of a tight spot

sacar a alguien de un apuro or aprieto

to put sb on the spot

poner a alguien en un apuro or aprieto

3. spot C (of character, personality):

spot

punto m

science is my weak spot

las ciencias son mi punto débil or no son mi fuerte

you've touched a rather sore spot there

has puesto el dedo en la llaga

to have a soft spot for sb/sth ugs

tener debilidad por alguien/algo

to hit the spot esp Am

caer muy bien

4.1. spot (drop):

spot

gota f

4.2. spot (small amount) Brit ugs kein Pl:

do you fancy a spot of supper?

¿quieres cenar algo?

we had a spot of trouble with the car

tuvimos un problemita or un pequeño contratiempo con el coche

the garden could do with a spot of rain

al jardín le vendría bien que lloviera un poco

5.1. spot C (time):

spot RADIO, TV

espacio m

a weekly spot on TV

un espacio semanal en televisión

a commercial spot

un spot publicitario

a commercial spot

una cuña publicitaria

a commercial spot

un anuncio

5.2. spot C (part):

spot RADIO, TV

papel m

he had a guest spot in the program

apareció como invitado en el programa

6. spot C (position, job):

spot Am

puesto m

7.1. spot SPORT (in billiards):

spot

punto m

7.2. spot SPORT (in soccer):

penalty spot

punto m de penalty

penalty spot

punto m de penal LatAm

8. spot → spotlight

9. spot (note) Am:

spot sl

billete m

a ten-/five-spot

un billete de diez/cinco

II.spot <Part Präs spotting; Past, Past Part spotted> [Am spɑt, Brit spɒt] VERB trans

1. spot:

spot error

descubrir

spot bargain

encontrar

he finally spotted her in the crowd

al final la vio or la divisó entre el gentío

he finally spotted her in the crowd

al final la ubicó entre el gentío LatAm

he's good at spotting talent

sabe reconocer talento donde lo hay

see if you can spot the difference

a ver si te das cuenta de cuál es la diferencia

you didn't spot half the mistakes

dejaste pasar or no descubriste más de la mitad de las faltas

he always spots the winner

siempre adivina quién/cuál va a ganar

2. spot (mark):

spot usu pass

manchar

his tie was spotted with blood

tenía la corbata manchada or salpicada de sangre

III.spot <Part Präs spotting; Past, Past Part spotted> [Am spɑt, Brit spɒt] VERB intr

spot material/surface:

spot

mancharse

IV.spot <Part Präs spotting; Past, Past Part spotted> [Am spɑt, Brit spɒt] VERB unpers Brit

spot

lloviznar

spot

chispear

it's spotting with rain

está lloviznando or ugs chispeando

it's spotting with rain

están cayendo unas gotas

V.spot [Am spɑt, Brit spɒt] ADJ

spot market/price:

spot

del momento

spot

spot adj inv

spot cash paid for your car

dinero al contado y en el acto por su coche

Siehe auch: spotlight

I.spotlight [Am ˈspɑtˌlaɪt, Brit ˈspɒtlʌɪt] SUBST

1. spotlight:

spotlight (in theater)

foco m

spotlight (on building)

reflector m

spotlight (in house)

spot m

spotlight (in house)

luz f direccional

2. spotlight (attention):

this week we turn the spotlight on young designers

esta semana centraremos nuestra atención en los diseñadores jóvenes

he likes to be in the spotlight

le gusta estar en primer plano or ser el centro de atención

II.spotlight <Past & Past Part spotlit, usu pass> [Am ˈspɑtˌlaɪt, Brit ˈspɒtlʌɪt] VERB trans

1. spotlight:

spotlight building

iluminar con reflectores

spotlight painting

iluminar con spots

spotlight painting

iluminar con luces direccionales

2. spotlight < Past & Past Part spotlighted> difficulties/problems:

spotlight

poner de relieve

spotlight

destacar

I.sport [Am spɔrt, Brit spɔːt] SUBST

1.1. sport C or U:

sport

deporte m

he enjoys sports or Brit sport

le gustan los deportes

he enjoys sports or Brit sport

le gusta el deporte

tennis is a popular sport

el tenis es un deporte con muchos adeptos

the sport of kings

el deporte de los reyes

the sport of kings

la hípica

1.2. sport <sports, pl > Brit (athletics meeting):

sport

competencia f deportiva

sport

competición f deportiva Esp

2.1. sport (person):

to be a good sport (to be sporting)

tener espíritu deportivo

to be a good sport (to be understanding)

ser comprensivo

come on, be a sport and lend it to us ugs

anda, sé bueno y préstanoslo

come on, be a sport and lend it to us ugs

andá, sé pierna y prestánoslo RíoPl ugs

2.2. sport Aus ugs as form of address:

sport

amigo m / amiga f

3. sport U veraltend (amusement):

sport

solaz m liter

sport

diversión f

it was all done in sport

fue todo en broma

II.sport [Am spɔrt, Brit spɔːt] VERB trans

sport clothes/diamonds/hairstyle:

sport

lucir

he came in sporting a black eye

apareció luciendo un ojo morado scherzh

III.sport [Am spɔrt, Brit spɔːt] VERB intr liter

sport animals/people:

sport

retozar liter

IV.sport [Am spɔrt, Brit spɔːt] ADJ Am

1. sport SPORT:

sport equipment

de deportes

2. sport (casual):

sport clothes

sport adj inv

sport clothes

de sport

I.spoon [Am spun, Brit spuːn] SUBST

1. spoon:

spoon (piece of cutlery)

cuchara f

spoon (small)

cucharita f

spoon (small)

cucharilla f

a soup/serving spoon

una cuchara sopera/de servir

a wooden spoon

una cuchara de madera or de palo

to be born with a silver spoon in one's mouth

nacer en cuna de oro

to get or win the wooden spoon esp Brit ugs

quedar en último lugar

to get or win the wooden spoon esp Brit ugs

llevarse el premio de consolación

to get or win the wooden spoon esp Brit ugs

llevarse el premio (de) consuelo CSur

2. spoon ugs:

spoon (spoonful)

cucharada f

spoon (small)

cucharadita f

3. spoon (in fishing):

spoon

cucharilla f

spoon

cucharita f

II.spoon [Am spun, Brit spuːn] VERB trans

to spoon food into sb's mouth

darle de comer a alguien en la boca

spoon the juices over the meat

rocíe la carne con su jugo

spoon the filling into the tomatoes

rellene los tomates con una cuchara

she spooned the carrots onto my plate

me sirvió las zanahorias

III.spoon [Am spun, Brit spuːn] VERB intr veraltend or scherzh

spoon lovers:

spoon

besuquearse ugs

I.spoof [Am spuf, Brit spuːf] SUBST ugs

1. spoof (parody):

spoof

parodia f

spoof

burla f

2. spoof (hoax):

spoof

broma f

II.spoof [Am spuf, Brit spuːf] VERB trans

spoof

parodiar

III.spoof [Am spuf, Brit spuːf] VERB intr

spoof

bromear

I.spout [Am spaʊt, Brit spaʊt] SUBST

1. spout (of teapot, kettle):

spout

pico m

spout

pitorro m Esp

2. spout (pipe):

spout (on gutter)

canalón m

spout (on fountain, gargoyle)

caño m

up the spout Brit ugs our plans are up the spout

los planes se nos han ido al garete ugs

that's another £200 up the spout

¡otras 200 libras que se van a la basura!

he's really up the spout now

ahora sí que se ha metido en un lío ugs

3. spout (jet):

spout

chorro m

II.spout [Am spaʊt, Brit spaʊt] VERB trans

1. spout oil/liquid/steam:

spout

arrojar chorros de

spout

expulsar chorros de

2. spout (say pompously):

spout

soltar

he's always spouting nonsense about religion

anda siempre soltando paparruchas sobre religión

III.spout [Am spaʊt, Brit spaʊt] VERB intr

1. spout:

spout liquid:

salir a chorros

spout whale:

expulsar chorros de agua

2. spout person:

spout

perorar

spout

soltar peroratas

I.gasp [Am ɡæsp, Brit ɡɑːsp] VERB intr

1. gasp (inhale sharply):

gasp

dar un grito ahogado

he gasped with amazement

dio un grito ahogado de asombro

the cold/shock made me gasp

el frío/la impresión me cortó la respiración

2. gasp (pant):

gasp

respirar entrecortadamente

gasp

jadear

she was gasping for breath

respiraba con dificultad

she was gasping for breath (agonizing)

daba boqueadas

3. gasp (want eagerly) ugs:

to be gasping for sth

morirse por algo ugs

I was gasping for a beer/cigarette

me moría por una cerveza/un cigarrillo

II.gasp [Am ɡæsp, Brit ɡɑːsp] VERB trans

gasp

decir jadeando

made it!, he gasped

—¡lo logré! —dijo jadeando

she gasped (out) a few words

dijo algo entrecortadamente

III.gasp [Am ɡæsp, Brit ɡɑːsp] SUBST

gasp

exclamación f

gasp

grito m (entrecortado o ahogado)

to be at one's last gasp (dying)

estar dando boqueadas

to be at one's last gasp (exhausted)

estar hecho polvo ugs

the old heater's at its last gasp

la estufa vieja está en las últimas ugs

to the/one's last gasp

hasta el último momento

they scored at the last gasp

marcaron en el último momento

I.grasp [Am ɡræsp, Brit ɡrɑːsp] VERB trans

1.1. grasp (seize):

grasp object/person

agarrar

grasp opportunity/offer

aprovechar

1.2. grasp (hold tightly):

grasp

tener agarrado

2. grasp (understand):

grasp idea/concept/distinction

captar

I hadn't grasped the fact that she was leaving

no había caído en la cuenta de que se iba

II.grasp [Am ɡræsp, Brit ɡrɑːsp] VERB intr

1. grasp (reach out for):

to grasp at sth

tratar de agarrar algo

2. grasp (take advantage of):

to grasp at an opportunity

aprovechar una oportunidad

to grasp at an excuse

valerse de una excusa

III.grasp [Am ɡræsp, Brit ɡrɑːsp] SUBST kein Pl

1.1. grasp (grip):

his grasp on my arm tightened, he tightened his grasp on my arm

me apretó más el brazo

she's totally in his grasp

la tiene totalmente en sus garras

1.2. grasp (reach):

grasp

alcance m

victory is (with)in our grasp

la victoria está a nuestro alcance

beyond their grasp

fuera de su alcance

the prize has eluded her grasp

el premio se le ha ido de las manos

2. grasp:

grasp (understanding)

comprensión f

grasp (knowledge)

conocimientos mpl

he has a poor grasp of the problem

no tiene una comprensión cabal del problema

she has a good grasp of the subject

tiene conocimientos sólidos del tema

aspoň im PONS Wörterbuch

Übersetzungen für aspoň im Englisch»Spanisch-Wörterbuch

aspen [ˈæspən] SUBST

aspen

álamo m temblón

ASPCA [ˌeɪesˌpi:si:ˈeɪ] SUBST

ASPCA Abkürzung von American Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals

ASPCA

asociación americana protectora de los animales

I.spout [spaʊt] SUBST

1. spout:

spout of kettle

pitorro m

spout of jar

pico m

spout (tube)

caño m

2. spout (jet):

spout

chorro m

Wendungen:

to be up the spout Aus, Brit ugs

estar en una situación desesperada

II.spout [spaʊt] VERB trans

1. spout (send out):

spout flames, water

echar

2. spout abw:

to spout sth

perorar sobre algo

to spout facts and figures

soltar una retahíla de datos y cifras

III.spout [spaʊt] VERB intr

1. spout abw (speechify):

spout

perorar

2. spout (gush):

spout

chorrear

I.spoil [spɔɪl] spoilt, spoilt Am: spoiled, spoiled spoilt, spoilt Am: spoiled, spoiled SUBST

1. spoil (debris):

spoil

escombros m Pl

2. spoil pl (profits):

spoil

botín m

II.spoil [spɔɪl] spoilt, spoilt Am: spoiled, spoiled spoilt, spoilt Am: spoiled, spoiled VERB trans

1. spoil (ruin):

spoil

estropear

spoil

salar LatAm

spoil party

aguar

2. spoil child:

spoil

mimar

spoil

engreír LatAm

spoil

papachar Méx

III.spoil [spɔɪl] spoilt, spoilt Am: spoiled, spoiled spoilt, spoilt Am: spoiled, spoiled VERB intr

spoil

estropearse

I.grasp [grɑ:sp, Am græsp] SUBST kein Pl

1. grasp (grip):

grasp

agarre m

2. grasp (attainability):

grasp

alcance m

to be beyond sb's grasp

estar fuera del alcance de alguien

3. grasp:

grasp (understanding)

comprensión f

grasp (knowledge)

conocimiento m

Wendungen:

his reach exceeds his grasp

alarga más el brazo que la manga

II.grasp [grɑ:sp, Am græsp] VERB trans

1. grasp (take firm hold):

grasp

agarrar

to grasp sb by the arm/hand

agarrar a alguien del brazo/de la mano

2. grasp (understand):

grasp

entender

III.grasp [grɑ:sp, Am græsp] VERB intr

1. grasp (try to hold):

grasp

intentar coger

2. grasp übtr (take advantage):

to grasp at

sacar provecho de

to grasp at the chance

aprovechar la oportunidad

I.spot [spɒt, Am spɑ:t] -tt- -tt- SUBST

1. spot (mark):

spot

mancha f

2. spot (pattern):

spot

lunar m

3. spot (on skin):

spot

grano m

4. spot Brit (little bit):

spot

poquito m

a spot of rain

una gota de lluvia

to be in a spot of trouble

tener cierta dificultad

5. spot (place):

spot

lugar m

on the spot (at the very place)

in situ

on the spot (at once)

en el acto

6. spot (part of TV, radio show):

spot

espacio m

7. spot ugs:

spot

foco m

Wendungen:

to really hit the spot

venir de perlas

to have a soft spot for sb

tener debilidad por alguien

to knock (the) spots off sb/sth

dar ciento y raya a alguien/algo

to put sb on the spot

poner a alguien en un aprieto

II.spot [spɒt, Am spɑ:t] -tt- -tt- VERB intr unpers Brit

it's spotting (with rain)

están cayendo cuatro gotas

III.spot [spɒt, Am spɑ:t] -tt- -tt- VERB trans

1. spot (see):

spot

divisar

2. spot (speckle):

spot

manchar

I.rasp [rɑ:sp, Am ræsp] SUBST

1. rasp (tool):

rasp

escofina f

2. rasp (sound):

rasp

chirrido m

II.rasp [rɑ:sp, Am ræsp] VERB trans

1. rasp (file):

rasp

escofinar

2. rasp (rub roughly):

rasp

raspar

3. rasp (say roughly):

rasp

espetar

III.rasp [rɑ:sp, Am ræsp] VERB intr (make grating sound)

rasp

chirriar

I.gasp [gɑ:sp, Am gæsp] VERB intr

1. gasp (breathe):

gasp

jadear

to gasp for air

hacer esfuerzos para respirar

I gasped in amazement

di un grito ahogado de asombro

2. gasp (speak):

gasp

hablar con voz entrecortada

3. gasp Brit ugs:

to be gasping for sth

morirse por algo übtr

II.gasp [gɑ:sp, Am gæsp] VERB trans

to gasp out sth

decir algo con voz entrecortada

III.gasp [gɑ:sp, Am gæsp] SUBST

gasp

jadeo m

he gave a gasp of astonishment

dio un grito ahogado de asombro

Wendungen:

to be at one's last gasp

estar en las últimas

to do sth at the last gasp

hacer algo en el último momento

I.clasp [klɑ:sp, Am klæsp] SUBST

1. clasp (firm grip):

clasp of hands

apretón m

2. clasp (fastening device):

clasp

broche m

clasp

cierre m

II.clasp [klɑ:sp, Am klæsp] VERB trans

1. clasp (grip):

clasp

agarrar

clasp

sujetar

to clasp one's hands

darse un apretón de manos

to clasp sb in one's arms

estrechar a alguien entre sus brazos

2. clasp (fasten):

clasp belt

apretar

I.sport [spɔ:t, Am spɔ:rt] SUBST

1. sport (activity):

sport

deporte m

2. sport ugs (person):

to be a (good) sport

ser buena gente

II.sport [spɔ:t, Am spɔ:rt] VERB trans

sport

llevar