ACHILLES HEEL - Englisch-Spanisch Übersetzung

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Achilles heel SUBST

Achilles heel

talón m de Aquiles

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

talón de Aquiles

Achilles' heel

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Achilles [Am əˈkɪliz, Brit əˈkɪliːz] SUBST

Achilles

Aquiles

I. heel¹ [Am hil, Brit hiːl] SUBST

1.1. heel ANAT:

heel

talón m

to be at sb's heels

ir detrás de alguien

to turn on one's heel

dar(se) media vuelta

to be (close/hard/hot) on the heels of sb

ir pisándole los talones a alguien

a second tremor followed hard on the heels of the first

un segundo temblor siguió inmediatamente al primero

to be down at heel Brit

andar desaliñado or mal arreglado

a down-at-heel old man

un viejo desaliñado or con aspecto de venido a menos

to bring sb to heel

hacer entrar en vereda a alguien

to call sb to heel

llamar a alguien al orden

heel(, boy)! (to dog)

¡ven aquí!

to cool or Brit also kick one's heels

esperar con impaciencia

where have you been? I've been cooling my heels here for half an hour

¿dónde has estado? me has tenido aquí plantado or colgado media hora ugs

to dig one's heels in

cerrarse en banda

to take to one's heels

salir corriendo

to take to one's heels

salir pitando ugs

to take to one's heels

poner pies en polvorosa ugs

to tread on sb's heels (follow uncomfortably close)

pisarle los talones a alguien

to tread on sb's heels wörtl (step on)

pisar a alguien

1.2. heel (of shoe):

heel

tacón m

heel

taco m CSur

high/low heels

tacones altos/bajos

high/low heels

tacos altos/bajos CSur

1.3. heel (of hosiery):

heel

talón m

2. heel (thick part):

the heel of one's/the hand

la base or el pulpejo de la mano

3. heel (contemptible person):

heel ugs

canalla m

II. heel¹ [Am hil, Brit hiːl] VERB trans

1. heel:

heel shoes

ponerles tacones nuevos a

heel shoes

ponerles tacos nuevos a CSur

heel high-heeled shoes

ponerles tapas a

heel high-heeled shoes

ponerles tapillas a Chil

2. heel (rugby):

heel ball

talonar

I. pair [Am pɛr, Brit pɛː] SUBST

1.1. pair (of shoes, socks, gloves):

pair

par m

a pair of trousers

unos pantalones

a pair of trousers

un par de pantalones

a pair of scissors

unas tijeras

a pair of glasses

unas gafas

a pair of glasses

un par de lentes

a pair of glasses

un par de anteojos LatAm

I've only got one pair of hands

solo tengo dos manos

you need a sharp pair of eyes

tienes que tener vista de lince

to show a clean pair of heels

poner pies en polvorosa

1.2. pair (in cards):

pair

pareja f

pair

par m

2.1. pair (couple):

pair

pareja f

the happy pair

la feliz pareja

a pair of rabbits

un casal de conejos

the seats were arranged in pairs

los asientos estaban colocados de dos en dos

the seats were arranged in pairs

los asientos estaban colocados de a dos LatAm

2.2. pair <pairs, pl > SPORT:

pair

dobles mpl

II. pair [Am pɛr, Brit pɛː] VERB trans

pair objects:

pair

emparejar

pair

formar pares con

she was paired with Paul

le pusieron a Paul de pareja

III. pair [Am pɛr, Brit pɛː] VERB intr ZOOL

pair

aparearse

I. drag <Part Präs dragging; Past, Past Part dragged> [Am dræɡ, Brit draɡ] VERB trans

1.1. drag (haul):

drag

arrastrar

drag

llevar a rastras

she dragged herself over to the phone

fue a rastras or fue arrastrándose hasta el teléfono

to drag sb's name or reputation through the mud or dirt

cubrir de fango or manchar el buen nombre de alguien

1.2. drag (force) ugs:

I dragged myself out of bed

me forcé a salir de la cama

we had to drag the information out of him

tuvimos que sacarle la información con tirabuzón ugs

how did I get dragged into this ridiculous plan?

¿cómo me dejé meter en un plan tan absurdo?

it's hard to drag him away from the television set

cuesta sacarlo de enfrente del televisor

I could hardly bear to drag myself away

no tenía ninguna gana de irme

2. drag (allow to trail):

drag tail/garment/anchor

arrastrar

the dog was dragging its broken leg

el perro iba arrastrando la pata rota

I don't want to drag the kids around with me all day

no quiero andar con los niños a cuestas todo el día

to drag one's feet or heels (act slowly, unwillingly)

dar(le) largas al asunto

to drag one's feet or heels wörtl (scuff along)

andar arrastrando los pies

3. drag (dredge):

drag river/lake

dragar

4. drag COMPUT:

drag (and drop)

arrastrar (y soltar)

II. drag <Part Präs dragging; Past, Past Part dragged> [Am dræɡ, Brit draɡ] VERB intr

1.1. drag (trail):

drag anchor:

garrar

drag coat:

arrastrar

her dress dragged behind her

el vestido le arrastraba por detrás

1.2. drag (lag):

drag

rezagarse

2. drag (go on slowly):

drag work/conversation:

hacerse pesado

drag film/play:

hacerse largo

the meeting really dragged

la reunión se hizo eterna

3. drag (race cars) Am:

drag ugs

echarse un pique ugs

III. drag [Am dræɡ, Brit draɡ] SUBST

1.1. drag kein Pl (hindrance):

a drag on sb/sth he's been a drag on her all her life

ha sido una carga para ella toda su vida

it was a continual drag on my time

me quitaba or me robaba mucho tiempo

the war was a drag on the country's resources

la guerra fue una sangría para los recursos del país

1.2. drag kein Pl sl:

drag (tiresome thing)

lata f ugs

drag (tiresome thing)

plomo m ugs

drag (tiresome thing)

coñazo m Esp sl

drag (tiresome thing)

camello m Col ugs

drag (tiresome person)

plomo m ugs

drag (tiresome person)

pelmazo m / pelmaza f ugs

what a drag!

¡qué lata! ugs

2. drag U (resistant force):

drag

resistencia f al avance

3. drag C (on cigarette):

drag ugs

chupada f

drag ugs

pitada f LatAm

drag ugs

calada f Esp

4. drag U (influence) Am:

drag sl

palanca f ugs

drag sl

enchufe m Esp ugs

drag sl

cuña f CSur ugs

5. drag U (women's clothes):

to wear drag

vestirse de mujer

in drag

vestido de mujer

in drag attr act/show

de travestis

in drag attr act/show

de transformistas

6. drag C (dragnet):

drag

red f barredera

7. drag (street) Am sl:

the main drag

la calle principal

heel² [Am hil, Brit hiːl] VERB intr

heel

inclinarse

heel ship:

escorar

im PONS Wörterbuch

talón de Aquiles

Achilles' heel

im PONS Wörterbuch

I. heel [hi:l] SUBST

1. heel (of foot):

heel

talón m

to be at sb's heels

pisar los talones a alguien

2. heel (of shoe):

heel

tacón m

heel

taco m LatAm

3. heel (of the hand):

heel

base f de la mano

4. heel (of loaf of bread):

heel

cuscurro m

5. heel ugs (unfair person):

heel

canalla m

Wendungen:

to be down at the heel

estar en mal estado

to follow close on the heels of sth

seguir inmediatamente a algo

to be hard on sb's heels

pisar los talones a alguien

under the heel of sb/sth

sometido a alguien/algo

to bring sb to heel

meter a alguien en cintura

to come to heel

acceder a obedecer

to dig one's heels in

mantenerse en sus trece

to take to one's heels ugs

poner pies en polvorosa

to turn on one's heel

dar media vuelta

to walk to heel

andar pegado a alguien

II. heel [hi:l] INTERJ (dogs)

heel

ven aquí

III. heel [hi:l] VERB trans

1. heel (rugby kick):

heel

talonear

2. heel (football kick):

heel

pasar de tacón

im PONS Wörterbuch

talón de Aquiles

Achilles' heel

im PONS Wörterbuch

I. heel [hil] SUBST

1. heel (of foot):

heel

talón m

to be at sb's heels

pisar los talones a alguien

2. heel (of shoe):

heel

tacón m

heel

taco m LatAm

3. heel (of the hand):

heel

base f de la mano

4. heel (of loaf of bread):

heel

cuscurro m

heel

punta f

5. heel ugs (cad):

heel

canalla m

Wendungen:

to be down at the heels

estar en mal estado

to follow close on the heels of sth

seguir inmediatamente a algo

to be hard on sb's heels

pisar los talones a alguien

under the heel of sb/sth

sometido a alguien/algo

to bring sb to heel

meter a alguien en cintura

to come to heel

acceder a obedecer

to come to heel

acudir

to dig one's heels in

mantenerse en sus trece

to take to one's heels ugs

poner pies en polvorosa

to turn on one's heel

dar media vuelta

to walk to heel

andar pegado a alguien

II. heel [hil] INTERJ (to dogs)

heel

ven aquí

Present

I	heel
you	heel
he/she/it	heels
we	heel
you	heel
they	heel

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Einsprachige Beispiele (nicht von der PONS Redaktion geprüft)

The fourth pair of walking legs was nearly spineless.

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Since 2006, over 8,000 pair of jeans have been collected and donated to charities in need.

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Match a white pair of jeans with an open blue denim shirt with a t-shirt underneath.

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The copying of data from one side of a mirror pair to another is called "rebuilding" or, less commonly, "resilvering".

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The SSU pair hurry back to the north and switch cars, but are unable to confirm how many are in the target car.

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