DRIVING EXAMINER - Englisch-Spanisch Übersetzung

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

driving examiner SUBST

driving examiner

examinador práctico m / examinadora práctica f (en el proceso de otorgación del carnet de conducir)

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. driving [Am ˈdraɪvɪŋ, Brit ˈdrʌɪvɪŋ] SUBST U MOTOR

driving

conducción f form

I don't think much of his driving

no me gusta mucho como maneja

I don't think much of his driving

no me gusta mucho como conduce Esp

you must be tired after all that driving

debes estar cansada después de tanto manejar

you must be tired after all that driving

debes estar cansada después de tanto conducir Esp

I want someone to share the driving

quiero que alguien se turne conmigo para manejar

I want someone to share the driving

quiero que alguien se turne conmigo para conducir Esp

he was charged with reckless driving

fue acusado de conducir con imprudencia temeraria

he was charged with reckless driving attr gloves/shoes/lesson

de manejar

he was charged with reckless driving attr gloves/shoes/lesson

de conducir Esp

II. driving [Am ˈdraɪvɪŋ, Brit ˈdrʌɪvɪŋ] ADJ

1. driving:

driving rain

torrencial

driving wind

azotador

2. driving (dynamic):

she's the driving force behind the whole project

es el alma-máter or la impulsora del proyecto

his driving ambition was to get a seat on the board

lo que lo impulsaba era la ambición de llegar a formar parte de la directiva

I. drive <Past drove, Past Part driven> [Am draɪv, Brit drʌɪv] VERB trans

1.1. drive TRANSP:

drive car/bus/train

manejar

drive car/bus/train

conducir Esp

drive racing car/power boat

pilotar

drive racing car/power boat

pilotear

she drives a Renault

tiene un Renault

I drive a taxi/truck

soy taxista/camionero

1.2. drive TRANSP (convey in vehicle):

drive

llevar en coche

she drove me home/into town

me llevó en coche a casa/al centro

2.1. drive (cause to move) + Adv Kompl:

the wind drove the dust into our faces/the clouds away

el viento nos echó el polvo en la cara/se llevó or barrió las nubes

I don't want to drive you away, but I'm expecting visitors

no es que quiera echarte, pero estoy esperando visitas

the Indians were driven off their land

los indios fueron expulsados de sus tierras

they drove the enemy back across the river

hicieron retroceder al enemigo al otro lado del río

the smoke drove them out of the house

el humo los obligó a salir de la casa

the ship was driven off course

el barco perdió el rumbo

the shortage is driving prices higher

la escasez está haciendo subir los precios

2.2. drive SPORT:

drive ball

mandar

drive ball

lanzar

2.3. drive (provide power for, operate):

drive

hacer funcionar

drive

mover

3.1. drive (make penetrate):

drive nail

clavar

drive stake

hincar

he drove the nail through the plank

atravesó la tabla con el clavo

to drive sth into sth

clavar/hincar algo en algo

3.2. drive (open up):

drive tunnel/shaft

perforar

drive tunnel/shaft

abrir

the cavalry drove a passage through the enemy ranks

la caballería abrió una brecha entre las filas enemigas

4.1. drive (cause to become):

drive

volver

imprisonment drove him insane

la prisión lo volvió loco or lo llevó a la locura

he drives me crazy or mad with his incessant chatter

me saca de quicio con su constante cháchara

this pain is driving me crazy

este dolor me está enloqueciendo

those blue eyes of yours really drive me wild! ugs

¡esos ojazos azules me vuelven loco …! ugs

his attitude drove her to despair

su actitud la desesperaba

4.2. drive (compel to act):

to drive sb to + infin

llevar or empujar a alguien a  +  infin

we were driven to it by fear

fue el miedo lo que nos llevó a hacerlo

she is driven by ambition

la impulsa or motiva la ambición

4.3. drive (overwork):

he drove them mercilessly

los hizo trabajar como esclavos

they ought to work without being driven

deberían trabajar sin que se les tuviera que estar encima

she drives herself far too hard

se exige demasiado a sí misma

II. drive <Past drove, Past Part driven> [Am draɪv, Brit drʌɪv] VERB intr

1. drive (in vehicle):

drive

manejar

drive

conducir Esp

can you drive?

¿sabes manejar?

can you drive?

¿sabes conducir? Esp

to drive on the right/left

manejar por la derecha/izquierda

to drive on the right/left

conducir por la derecha/izquierda Esp

to drive at 50 km/h

ir a 50 km/h

he was driving too fast

iba demasiado deprisa

she drives to work

va a trabajar en coche

we drove 300 miles/all night

viajamos 300 millas/toda la noche

did you walk here? — no, I drove

¿viniste a pie? — no, en coche

we'll drive back/over tomorrow

volveremos/iremos mañana (en el coche)

they drove away in a cloud of dust

su coche se alejó en medio de una nube de polvo

his new car drives well

su nuevo coche es muy fácil de manejar

his new car drives well

su nuevo coche es muy fácil de conducir Esp

2. drive (dash):

drive rain/wind/dust:

azotar

drive rain/wind/dust:

barrer

3. drive (penetrate):

drive point/tool:

penetrar

drive army:

penetrar

drive army:

adentrarse

III. drive [Am draɪv, Brit drʌɪv] SUBST

1. drive C (in vehicle):

to go for a drive

ir a dar un paseo or una vuelta en coche

his house is ten minutes' drive away

su casa está a diez minutos en coche

it's a three-hour/300-mile drive

es un viaje de tres horas/300 millas en coche

it's a long drive from here

está a muchas horas de coche de aquí

the roads are good, so it's an easy drive

las carreteras son buenas así que se maneja sin problemas

the roads are good, so it's an easy drive

las carreteras son buenas así que se conduce sin problemas Esp

2.1. drive C (leading to house):

drive

camino m

drive

avenida f (que lleva hasta una casa)

2.2. drive C (in front of house):

drive

entrada f (para coches)

2.3. drive C (in street names):

drive

calle f

3. drive C (stroke) SPORT:

drive

golpe m fuerte

4.1. drive U (energy):

drive

empuje m

drive

dinamismo m

she's totally lacking in drive

no es nada emprendedora

she's totally lacking in drive

no tiene nada de empuje or dinamismo

4.2. drive C (compulsion) PSYCHO:

drive

impulso m

drive

instinto m

the sex drive

el apetito sexual

5.1. drive C (organized effort):

drive

campaña f

a sales/export drive

una campaña de ventas/exportación

a membership drive

una campaña para atraer socios

5.2. drive C (attacking move) MILIT:

drive

ofensiva f

drive

avanzada f

5.3. drive C (in US football):

drive

ataque m

6. drive (tournament) Brit:

a bridge/whist drive

un torneo de bridge/whist

7.1. drive U or C (propulsion system):

drive

transmisión f

drive

propulsión f

belt drive

transmisión f por correa

7.2. drive U MOTOR:

front-wheel/rear-wheel drive

tracción f delantera/trasera

right-/left-hand drive

con el volante a la derecha/a la izquierda

7.3. drive U (automatic gear position):

drive

marcha f

drive

drive m

to shift into drive

poner el coche en marcha or drive

examiner [Am ˌɪɡˈzæmənər, Brit ɪɡˈzamɪnə] SUBST

examiner

examinador m / examinadora f

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I. driving SUBST

driving

conducción f

driving

manejo m LatAm

II. driving ADJ

1. driving AUTO, TECH:

driving

de conducir

2. driving METEO:

driving rain

torrencial

3. driving (powerful):

driving ambition, force

impulsor(a)

I. drive [draɪv] VERB trans drove, driven

1. drive AUTO:

drive

conducir

drive

manejar LatAm

to drive sb home

llevar a alguien a casa (en coche)

to drive a race car (operate)

pilotar un coche de carreras

to drive a sports car

tener un coche deportivo

2. drive (urge):

drive

empujar

to drive sb to (do) sth

forzar a alguien a (hacer) algo

3. drive cattle:

drive

guiar

4. drive (render, make):

drive

volver

to drive sb mad

sacar a alguien de quicio

5. drive:

drive ball

golpear

drive tunnel

abrir

drive road

construir

to drive a passage

abrir un camino

6. drive TECH:

drive

mover

II. drive [draɪv] VERB intr drove, driven AUTO

1. drive (steer):

drive

conducir

drive

manejar LatAm

2. drive (travel):

drive

ir en coche

3. drive (function):

drive

funcionar

III. drive [draɪv] SUBST

1. drive AUTO:

drive

paseo m

drive (journey)

viaje m

to go for a drive

ir a dar una vuelta en coche

2. drive (driveway):

drive

entrada f

3. drive kein Pl TECH:

drive

transmisión f

front-wheel drive

tracción delantera

all-wheel drive

tracción a las cuatro ruedas

4. drive kein Pl PSYCHO:

drive

impulso m

to have drive

ser emprendedor

sex drive

apetito m sexual

5. drive (campaign):

drive

campaña f

to be on an economy drive

estar en una economía restrictiva

a fund-raising drive

campaña para recaudar fondos

6. drive SPORT:

drive

golpe m fuerte

7. drive COMPUT:

drive

unidad f de disco

to insert a floppy disk into the disk drive

insertar un disquete en la disquetera

examiner [ɪgˈzæmɪnəʳ, Am -ɚ] SUBST

examiner

examinador(a) m (f)

im PONS Wörterbuch

I. drive <drove, driven> [draɪv] VERB trans

1. drive AUTO:

drive

conducir

drive

manejar LatAm

drive race car

pilotar

to drive a sports car

tener un (coche) deportivo

to drive sb home

llevar a alguien a casa (en un vehículo)

2. drive (urge):

drive

empujar

to drive sb to (do) sth

forzar a alguien a (hacer) algo

3. drive cattle:

drive

guiar

4. drive (render, make):

drive

volver

to drive sb crazy

sacar a alguien de quicio

5. drive:

drive ball

golpear

drive tunnel

abrir

drive tunnel

perforar

drive nail, stake

clavar

6. drive TECH:

drive

mover

II. drive <drove, driven> [draɪv] VERB intr AUTO

1. drive (operate vehicle):

drive

conducir

drive

manejar LatAm

the car drives well/smoothly

es un coche muy manejable

2. drive (travel):

drive

ir (en un vehículo)

3. drive (function):

drive

funcionar

III. drive [draɪv] SUBST

1. drive AUTO:

drive

paseo m

drive

vuelta f

drive (journey)

viaje m

to go for a drive

ir a dar una vuelta en coche

2. drive (in street names):

Broadview Drive

calle Broadview

3. drive (driveway):

drive

entrada f

4. drive TECH:

drive

transmisión f

front-wheel drive

tracción f delantera

all-wheel [or four-wheel] drive

tracción a las cuatro ruedas

5. drive PSYCHO:

drive

impulso m

to have drive

ser emprendedor

sex drive

apetito m sexual

6. drive (campaign):

drive

campaña f

a fund-raising drive

campaña para recaudar fondos

7. drive SPORT:

drive

golpe m fuerte

8. drive comput:

drive

unidad f de disco

I. driving SUBST

driving

conducción f

driving

manejo m LatAm

II. driving ADJ

1. driving AUTO, TECH:

driving

de conducir

2. driving METEO:

driving rain

torrencial

3. driving (powerful):

driving ambition, force

impulsor(a)

examiner [ɪg·ˈzæm·ɪn·ər] SUBST

examiner

examinador(a) m (f)

Present

I	drive
you	drive
he/she/it	drives
we	drive
you	drive
they	drive

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Einsprachige Beispiele (nicht von der PONS Redaktion geprüft)

There are around 75 examiners who have been languishing in the same post without promotion for over 10 years from 2003 onwards.

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For each item the examiner should score the patient's first effort, and repeated attempts should not affect the patient's score.

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Each of these degrees have many teachers and examiners at the end of every year.

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Next, the examiner touches the patient on both sides at the same time.

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While inspecting the symmetry of each facial expression the examiner should first instruct patient to show his or her teeth (or gums).

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