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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. clock [Am klɑk, Brit klɒk] SUBST

1. clock (timepiece):

clock: reloj m

to work/run against the clock: trabajar/correr contra reloj

they were rushing to beat the clock: se apresuraban para terminar a tiempo

to work around or round the clock: trabajar las veinticuatro horas del día

to work around or round the clock: trabajar día y noche

around-the-clock or round-the-clock surveillance: vigilancia f las veinticuatro horas del día

to put the clocks back/forward: atrasar/adelantar los relojes

to turn or put the clock back: volver atrás

you can't turn the clock back!: no se puede volver atrás or al pasado

that would be putting the clock back 50 years: eso implicaría un retroceso de 50 años

2. clock:

time clock: reloj m registrador

time clock: reloj m checador Méx

to punch the clock: fichar

to punch the clock: marcar tarjeta

to punch the clock: checar tarjeta Méx

3. clock MOTOR ugs:

clock (odometer): cuentakilómetros m

clock (speedometer): velocímetro m

clock (speedometer): espidómetro m Col

it's only got 10, 000 on the clock Brit: solo ha hecho 10.000 millas

4. clock (in taxi):

clock ugs: taxímetro m

II. clock [Am klɑk, Brit klɒk] VERB trans

1.1. clock ugs (achieve, reach):

clock speed/time: registrar

clock speed/time: hacer

she clocked the fastest time: registró or hizo el mejor tiempo

we clocked 130 downhill: registramos or alcanzamos 130 en bajada

I clock 500 miles a week: hago 500 millas por semana

1.2. clock ugs (time):

clock athlete/race: cronometrar

2. clock (hit) Brit ugs:

I nearly clocked him one: casi le doy una ugs

I. face [Am feɪs, Brit feɪs] SUBST

1.1. face C (of person, animal):

face: cara f

face: rostro m

his face was badly scarred: tenía la cara llena de cicatrices

she has a thin/oval face: tiene la or una cara delgada/ovalada

her whole face lit up: se le iluminó la cara or el rostro or el semblante

if your face doesn't fit …: si no le/les caes bien …

face down(ward)/up(ward): boca abajo/arriba

I'm not just a pretty face, you know!: no te creas que soy tan tonta

there were a few red faces about it: más de uno se puso colorado por eso

there were a few red faces about it: a más de uno se le cayó la cara de vergüenza por eso

I must put my face on or do my face scherzh: tengo que maquillarme or pintarme

she put on a brave face for the funeral: se mantuvo compuesta para el funeral

to feed or stuff one's face ugs: atiborrarse de comida

to feed or stuff one's face ugs: ponerse morado Esp ugs

to slap sb in the face: darle una bofetada a alguien

to slap sb in the face: darle una cachetada a alguien LatAm

to slap sb in the face: cruzarle la cara a alguien

in the face of sth in the face of stiff opposition: en medio de or ante una fuerte oposición

it's hard to maintain standards in the face of rising costs: es difícil mantener los niveles de calidad con los costos en aumento

to blow up in sb's face: salir mal

to fall flat on one's face: caerse de bruces

to fall flat on one's face (blunder): darse de narices

to fly in the face of sth: hacer caso omiso de algo

to laugh on the other side of one's face you'll laugh on the other side of your face when you're fired!: ¡se te van a acabar las ganas de reír(te) cuando te despidan!

to sb's face: a or en la cara

I told him to his face: se lo dije a or en la cara

to set one's face against sb/sth: oponerse decididamente a alguien/algo

to show one's face: aparecer

she never showed her face all evening: no le vimos el pelo or no apareció en toda la noche

he'll never dare show his face here again: no va a atreverse a aparecer por aquí

to stare sb in the face the book/solution was staring me in the face: tenía el libro/la solución delante de las narices

ruin was staring him in the face: estaba a un paso de la ruina

to talk/argue/shout until one/sb is blue in the face: hablar/discutir/gritar hasta cansarse

1.2. face C (person):

a new face: una cara nueva

always the same (old) faces!: ¡siempre las mismas caras (conocidas)!

a familiar face: una cara conocida

I'd know that face anywhere!: esa cara la reconocería en cualquier sitio

I know that face from somewhere: me parece cara conocida

I never forget a face: no se me borra una cara

I never forget a face: nunca olvido una cara

1.3. face C (expression):

face: cara f

you should have seen her face: tendrías que haber visto la cara que puso

a face as long as a fiddle: cara larga

he had a face as long as a fiddle: andaba con cara larga

to have a face like a funeral: tener cara de entierro or de velorio

to keep a straight face I could hardly keep a straight face: casi no podía aguantarme (de) la risa

to make or Brit also pull a face: poner mala cara

the children were making faces at each other: los niños se hacían muecas

she pulled a long face: puso (la) cara larga

to put a brave or bold face on sth she put a brave or bold face on it: (le) puso al mal tiempo buena cara

to put the best face on sth they decided to put the best face on her misdemeanors: le restaron importancia a su mal comportamiento

2.1. face (appearance, nature):

face kein Pl: fisonomía f

the changing face of America/society: la cambiante fisonomía de América/la sociedad

on the face of it: aparentemente

2.2. face C (aspect):

face: aspecto m

the many faces of industry: las muchas caras de la industria

socialism with a human face: socialismo de rostro humano

2.3. face U (dignity):

to lose face: desprestigiarse

to lose face: quedar mal

to save face: guardar las apariencias

loss of face: desprestigio m

2.4. face U (insolence) veraltend:

to have the face to + infin: tener la desfachatez de + infin

3. face C (in geometry):

face: cara f

4.1. face C (of coin, medal):

face: cara f

4.2. face C (of clock, watch):

face: esfera f

face: carátula f Méx

4.3. face C (of building):

face: fachada f

5.1. face C (of mountainside, cliff):

face: pared f

5.2. face C → coalface

6. face (surface):

the face of the moon: la cara de la luna

to disappear off the face of the earth: desaparecer de la faz de la tierra

II. face [Am feɪs, Brit feɪs] VERB trans

1. face (be opposite):

she turned to face him/the wall: se volvió hacia él/la pared

he was sitting facing the wall: estaba sentado en frente de la pared

the children lined up facing each other: los niños formaron dos filas frente a frente

the illustration facing page nine: la ilustración que está frente a la página nueve

this wall faces the square: esta pared da a la plaza

the hotel faces the sea: el hotel está frente al mar

2. face (confront):

face opponent/rival/superior: enfrentarse a

the two teams will face each other in June: los dos equipos se enfrentarán en junio

I don't know how I'll face him when he finds out: no sé cómo le podré dar la cara cuando se entere

to be faced with sth: estar or verse frente a or ante algo

we are faced with a serious problem: estamos or nos vemos frente a or ante un grave problema

we are faced with a serious problem: se nos plantea un grave problema

let's face it, we have no alternative: seamos realistas, no nos queda otra alternativa

they're right, let's face it: tienen razón, hay que reconocerlo

3.1. face (be presented with):

face: enfrentarse a

face: hacer frente a

I face that problem every day: todos los días me encuentro con or me enfrento a un problema así

we face heavy increases next year: el año que viene tendremos que hacer frente a fuertes gastos

3.2. face (contemplate willingly):

I can't face going through all that again: no podría volver a pasar por todo eso

I don't think I could face another bowl of rice: creo que si me dan otro plato de arroz me muero

he couldn't face a future without her: no se sentía capaz de enfrentar el futuro sin ella

3.3. face (lie ahead of):

several problems face us: se nos presentan or se nos plantean varios problemas

defeat faces us unless we act at once: si no actuamos inmediatamente nos espera la derrota

4.1. face BAU:

face wall/surface: recubrir

the front of the house is faced in/with stone: el frente de la casa está recubierto de piedra

4.2. face MODE:

face sleeve/collar: forrar (por fuera)

the cuffs were faced with velvet: los puños eran de terciopelo

III. face [Am feɪs, Brit feɪs] VERB intr

the house faces north(ward)/east(ward): la casa está orientada or da al norte/este

the balcony faces out over the square: el balcón da or mira a la plaza

she walked facing into the wind: caminaba contra el viento

I was facing the other way: miraba para el otro lado

about face!: ¡media vuelta!

right face/left face!: ¡a la derecha/izquierda!

coalface [Am ˈkoʊlfeɪs, Brit ˈkəʊlfeɪs] SUBST

coalface: tajo m

coalface: frente m de explotación del carbón

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I. clock [klɒk, Am klɑ:k] SUBST

1. clock (for time):

clock: reloj m

alarm clock: despertador m

round the clock: las 24 horas

to run against the clock: correr contra reloj

2. clock:

clock (speedometer): velocímetro m

clock (mileometer): cuentakilómetros m inv

II. clock [klɒk, Am klɑ:k] VERB trans

1. clock (take amount of time):

clock: cronometrar

2. clock (measure time):

clock: registrar

this car can clock 150mph: este coche alcanza una velocidad de 150 millas por hora

3. clock ugs (hit):

clock: golpear con fuerza

I. face [feɪs] SUBST

1. face a. ANAT:

face: cara f

a happy/sad face: una cara de felicidad/de tristeza

a smiling face: un rostro sonriente

to dare (to) show one's face: atreverse a dar la cara

to have a puzzled expression on one's face: tener un semblante preocupado

to keep a smile on one's face: no perder la sonrisa

to keep a straight face: mantenerse impávido

to laugh in sb's face: reírse en la cara de alguien

to pull a face (at sb): hacer una mueca (a alguien)

to tell sth to sb's face: decir algo a la cara de alguien

her face was a picture Brit: había que ver la cara que puso

2. face:

face (front) of building: fachada f

face of coin: cara f

face (of clock): esfera f

face (of clock): carátula f Méx

face of mountain: pared f

3. face (respect, honour):

face: prestigio m

to lose face: desprestigiarse

to save face: guardar las apariencias

Wendungen:

to have a face like thunder: tener una cara de pocos amigos

to put a brave face on sth: poner al mal tiempo buena cara

to be brought face to face with sth: tener que enfrentarse a algo

to make a long face: poner cara larga

his face fell when he opened the letter: le mudó el semblante cuando abrió la carta

if your face fits you will get the job Brit ugs: si les caes bien conseguirás el trabajo

to fly in the face of logic/reason: oponerse abiertamente a la lógica/razón

on the face of it: a primera vista

II. face [feɪs] VERB trans

1. face (turn towards):

face: mirar hacia

to face the audience: volverse hacia el público

please face me when I'm talking to you: por favor, mírame cuando te hablo

2. face (confront):

face: hacer frente a

the two teams will face each other next week: los dos equipos se enfrentarán la próxima semana

to face the facts: enfrentarse a los hechos

to face one's fears/problems: afrontar los miedos/problemas de uno

to be faced with sth: verse frente a algo

I can't face doing that: no me atrevo a hacer eso

we are faced by financial problems: estamos pasando por problemas financieros

she can't face seeing him so soon after their break-up: no podría soportar verlo tan poco tiempo después de romper

3. face ARCHIT:

face: recubrir

4. face MODE:

face: forrar

Wendungen:

to face the music ugs: afrontar las consecuencias

III. face [feɪs] VERB intr

to face towards the street: dar a la calle

about face!: ¡media vuelta!

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clock face SUBST

clock face: esfera f del reloj

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I. clock [klak] SUBST

1. clock (for time):

clock: reloj m

alarm clock: despertador m

around the clock: las 24 horas

to run against the clock: correr contra reloj

2. clock:

clock (speedometer): velocímetro m

clock (odometer): cuentakilómetros m inv

II. clock [klak] VERB trans

1. clock (take amount of time):

clock: cronometrar

2. clock (measure time):

clock: registrar

this car can clock 150mph: este coche alcanza una velocidad de 150 millas por hora

I. face [feɪs] SUBST

1. face a. ANAT:

face: cara f

a happy/sad face: una cara de felicidad/de tristeza

a smiling face: un rostro sonriente

to dare (to) show one's face: atreverse a dar la cara

to have a puzzled expression on one's face: tener un semblante preocupado

to keep a smile on one's face: no perder la sonrisa

to keep a straight face: mantenerse impávido

to laugh in sb's face: reírse en la cara de alguien

to make a face (at sb): hacer una mueca (a alguien)

to tell sth to sb's face: decir algo a la cara de alguien

you should have seen her face: tenías que haber visto la cara que puso

2. face:

face (front) of building: fachada f

face of coin: cara f

face (of clock): esfera f

face (of clock): carátula f Méx

face of mountain: pared f

3. face (respect, honor):

face: prestigio m

to lose face: desprestigiarse

to save face: guardar las apariencias

Wendungen:

to put a brave face on sth: poner al mal tiempo buena cara

to be brought face to face with sth: tener que enfrentarse a algo

to make a long face: poner cara larga

his face fell when he opened the letter: le mudó el semblante cuando abrió la carta

to fly in the face of logic/reason: oponerse abiertamente a la lógica/razón

on the face of it: a primera vista

II. face [feɪs] VERB trans

1. face (turn towards):

face: mirar hacia

to face the audience: volverse hacia el público

please face me when I'm talking to you: por favor, mírame cuando te hablo

2. face (confront):

face: hacer frente a

the two teams will face each other next week: los dos equipos se enfrentarán la próxima semana

to face the facts: enfrentarse a los hechos

to face one's fears/problems: afrontar los miedos/problemas de uno

to be faced with sth: verse frente a algo

I can't face doing that: no me atrevo a hacer eso

we are faced with financial problems: estamos pasando por problemas financieros

she can't face seeing him so soon after their breakup: no podría soportar verlo tan poco tiempo después de romper

3. face ARCHIT:

face: recubrir

4. face MODE:

face: forrar

Wendungen:

to face the music ugs: afrontar las consecuencias

III. face [feɪs] VERB intr

to face towards the street: dar a la calle

about face!: ¡media vuelta!

Present
I	clock
you	clock
he/she/it	clocks
we	clock
you	clock
they	clock

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

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

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

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