hagy im Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Übersetzungen für hagy im Englisch»Spanisch-Wörterbuch

hazy <hazier, haziest> [Am ˈheɪzi, Brit ˈheɪzi] ADJ

1. hazy day:

hazy (due to humidity)

neblinoso

hazy (due to humidity)

brumoso

hazy (due to heat)

de calima

it's a bit hazy today

hoy hay algo de neblina/calima/bruma

2. hazy memory/idea/distinction:

hazy

vago

hazy

confuso

I'm a bit hazy about what happened

no estoy muy seguro de lo que pasó

I'm a bit hazy about what happened

no sé muy bien qué pasó

the hazy outline of the tower

el perfil borroso de la torre

Hague [Am heɪɡ, Brit heɪɡ] SUBST

The Hague

La Haya

stagy <stagier stagiest> [Am ˈsteɪdʒi, Brit ˈsteɪdʒi] ADJ

stagy

efectista

stagy

excesivamente teatral

cagy <cagier, cagiest> [Am ˈkeɪdʒi, Brit ˈkeɪdʒi] ADJ

cagy → cagey

Siehe auch: cagey

cagey <cagier, cagiest> [Am ˈkeɪdʒi, Brit ˈkeɪdʒi] ADJ ugs

cagey reply:

cagey

reservado

cagey

cauteloso

to be cagey about sth/-ing he's very cagey about his past

no suelta prenda sobre su pasado ugs

she was cagey about committing herself

se cuidó mucho de comprometerse

fogy <pl fogies> [Am ˈfoʊɡi, Brit ˈfəʊɡi] SUBST

fogy → fogey

Siehe auch: fogey

fogey [Am ˈfoʊɡi, Brit ˈfəʊɡi], fogy SUBST ugs, abw

1. fogey (old person):

an old fogey

un/una carca ugs, abw

an old fogey

un/una carroza Esp ugs, abw

2. fogey (young person) scherzh:

a young fogey

un joven chapado a la antigua

a young fogey

un tío carroza Esp ugs

edgy [Am ˈɛdʒi, Brit ˈɛdʒi] ADJ ugs

1. edgy (nervous):

edgy

tenso

edgy

con los nervios de punta ugs

edgy

con los nervios a flor de piel ugs

2. edgy (leading-edge):

edgy style/music

innovador

edgy style/music

atrevido

argy-bargy <pl argy-bargies> [Am ˌɑrdʒiˈbɑrdʒi, Brit ˌɑːdʒɪˈbɑːdʒi, ˌɑːɡɪˈbɑːɡi] SUBST U or C Brit ugs

to have an argy-bargy with sb

tener una trifulca or pelotera con alguien ugs

I don't want any argy-bargy

no quiero discusiones

orgy <pl orgies> [Am ˈɔrdʒi, Brit ˈɔːdʒi] SUBST

orgy

orgía f

a drunken orgy

una bacanal

I.shag¹ [Am ʃæɡ, Brit ʃaɡ] ADJ

shag (of carpet) → shag-pile

II.shag¹ [Am ʃæɡ, Brit ʃaɡ] SUBST U (tobacco)

shag

picadura f

shag

tabaco m picado

Siehe auch: shag-pile

shag-pile [ˈʃaɡpʌɪl] ADJ

shag-pile carpet

alfombra f de pelo largo

I.shag⁵ [Am ʃæɡ, Brit ʃaɡ] Brit vulg sl SUBST (act of sexual intercourse)

to have a shag

echarse un polvo sl

to have a shag

tirar vulg sl

to have a shag

follar Esp vulg sl

to have a shag

coger Méx RíoPl Ven vulg sl

to have a shag

culear And vulg sl

II.shag⁵ <Part Präs shagging; Past, Past Part shagged> [Am ʃæɡ, Brit ʃaɡ] Brit vulg sl VERB trans (have sex with)

shag

tirarse a vulg sl

shag

follar Esp vulg sl

shag

coger Méx RíoPl Ven vulg sl

shag

culearse a And vulg sl

III.shag⁵ <Part Präs shagging; Past, Past Part shagged> [Am ʃæɡ, Brit ʃaɡ] Brit vulg sl VERB intr

shag

tirar vulg sl

shag

follar Esp vulg sl

shag

coger Méx RíoPl Ven vulg sl

shag

culear And vulg sl

hagy im PONS Wörterbuch

Übersetzungen für hagy im Englisch»Spanisch-Wörterbuch

hazy <-ier, -iest> [ˈheɪzi] ADJ

1. hazy (with bad visibility):

hazy

neblinoso, -a

2. hazy (confused, unclear):

hazy

vago, -a

Hague [heɪg] SUBST

the Hague

la Haya

stagy [ˈsteɪdʒi] ADJ abw

stagy

teatral

orgy <-ies> [ˈɔ:dʒi, Am ˈɔ:r-] SUBST

orgy

orgía f

bogy [ˈbəʊgi, Am ˈboʊ-] SUBST

bogy → bogey

Siehe auch: bogey

bogey [ˈbəʊgi, Am ˈboʊ-] SUBST

1. bogey (unreasoned fear):

bogey

coco m

2. bogey ugs (snot):

bogey

moco m seco

3. bogey (golf score):

bogey

bogey m

edgy <-ier, -iest> [ˈedʒi] ADJ ugs

edgy

nervioso

fogy <-ies> [ˈfɒgi, Am ˈfɑ:gi] SUBST ugs

fogy → fogey

Siehe auch: fogey

fogey [ˈfəʊgi, Am ˈfoʊ-] SUBST abw ugs

fogey

persona f chapada a la antigua

old fogey

carroza mf

young fogey

joven mf de ideas anticuadas

shag¹ [ʃæg] VERB intr -gg- Brit, Aus vulg

shag

follar

shag

coger LatAm

shag² [ʃæg] SUBST vulg

shag

polvo m

I.halt [hɒlt, Am hɔ:lt] SUBST kein Pl

1. halt (standstill, stoppage):

halt

parada f

to bring sth/sb to a halt

detener algo/a alguien

to call a halt to sth

poner coto a algo

to come to a halt

pararse

2. halt (interruption):

halt

interrupción f

3. halt BAHN:

halt

apeadero m

II.halt [hɒlt, Am hɔ:lt] VERB trans

halt (bring to a permanent stop)

parar

halt (bring to a temporary stop)

interrumpir

III.halt [hɒlt, Am hɔ:lt] VERB intr

halt (stop permanently)

parar

halt (stop temporarily)

interrumpirse

IV.halt [hɒlt, Am hɔ:lt] INTERJ

halt!

¡alto!