GET-UP - Englisch-Spanisch Übersetzung

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Englisch

Spanisch

getup [Am ˈɡɛdəp, Brit] SUBST ugs

getup

vestimenta f

getup

atuendo m form or scherzh

getup

indumentaria f form or scherzh

I. get up VERB [Am ɡɛt -, Brit ɡɛt -] (v + prep + o, v + adv) (climb up)

get up

subir

to get up the stairs/a hill

subir las escaleras/una cuesta

to get up on sth

subir(se) a algo

she got up on the stage

(se) subió al escenario

II. get up VERB [Am ɡɛt -, Brit ɡɛt -] (v + adv)

1. get up (out of bed):

get up

levantarse

what time do you get up?

¿a qué hora te levantas?

2. get up (stand up):

get up

levantarse

get up

ponerse de pie

get up

pararse LatAm

get up off the floor!

levántate del suelo

3. get up (mount):

get up horse:

montarse

get up horse:

subirse

he got up behind her

se montó or se subió detrás de ella

4. get up (become stronger):

get up wind/storm:

levantarse

get up sea:

embravecerse

III. get up VERB [Am ɡɛt -, Brit ɡɛt -] (v + o + adv)

1. get up (out of bed):

get up children

levantar

2. get up (raise, lift):

get up person/carpet

levantar

get 'em up

arriba las manos

to get it up sl he can't get it up

no se le levanta ugs

to get it up sl he can't get it up

no se le para LatAm ugs

3. get up (erect, put up):

get up building

levantar

get up tent

montar

get up tent

armar

get up scaffolding

poner

get up curtain

colgar

get up curtain

poner

4. get up (decorate):

get up hall/restaurant

decorar

I got myself up as a Spanish grandee

me disfracé de grande de España

it's just a stew got up as some fancy dish

no es más que un guiso disfrazado de or con ínfulas de plato exótico

he got himself up in his full regalia

se atavió con su traje de ceremonia

IV. get up VERB [Am ɡɛt -, Brit ɡɛt -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

1. get up (develop, arouse):

get up appetite/enthusiasm

despertar

get up speed

agarrar

get up speed

coger esp Esp

she didn't want to get their hopes up

no quería esperanzarlos or que se hicieran ilusiones

2. get up (organize):

get up petition/appeal/team

organizar

get-up-and-go [Am ˌɡɛdəp(ə)nˈɡoʊ, Brit ˌɡɛtʌpənˈɡəʊ] SUBST U ugs

get-up-and-go

empuje m

get-up-and-go

iniciativa f

get up to VERB [Am ɡɛt -, Brit ɡɛt -] (v + adv + prep + o)

1. get up to (reach):

when he got up to them …

cuando se les acercó …

we got up to page 161

llegamos hasta la página 161

he's quite a good pianist but he'll never get up to her standard

es bastante buen pianista, pero nunca alcanzará su nivel

2. get up to (be involved in):

get up to ugs

hacer

to get up to mischief

hacer travesuras or de las suyas

what have you been getting up to lately?

¿qué has estado haciendo últimamente?

don't get up to any naughtiness

no hagas travesuras or diabluras

Spanisch

Englisch

¡mira el atuendo con que se ha venido! scherzh

look at the getup he's come in! scherzh

darse o pegarse un madrugón ugs

to get up very early

darse o pegarse un madrugón ugs

to get up at the crack of dawn ugs

¡no hagas mataperradas!

don't get up to any mischief o any tricks!

no soy muy madrugador

I don't usually get up very early

tener que levantarse a esa hora es un embole

having to get up at that time is a pain in the butt Am sl

tener que levantarse a esa hora es un embole

having to get up at that time is a pain in the bum Brit sl

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Englisch

Spanisch

get-up [ˈgetʌp, Am ˈget̬-] SUBST ugs

get-up

atuendo m

I. get up VERB trans

1. get up (organize):

get up

organizar

2. get up ugs (dress):

get up

ataviar

3. get up always trennb ugs (wake):

get up

levantar

4. get up insep (climb):

get up

subir

II. get up VERB intr

1. get up (get out of bed):

get up

levantarse

2. get up (rise):

get up

subir

get up to VERB trans

get up to

llegar a

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get up to VERB

get up to sth

hacer algo [chocante, ilícito o inadecuado]

to be/get wrought-up (about sth/sb)

estar/ponerse nervioso (por algo/alguien)

to get up at some unholy hour

levantarse a una hora infame

Spanisch

Englisch

albear

to get up very early

darse un madrugón

to get up very early

ponerse al día con algo

to get up to date with sth

levantarse con el pie izquierdo

to get up on the wrong side of the bed

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Englisch

Spanisch

get-up [ˈget̬·ʌp] SUBST ugs

get-up

atuendo m

I. get up VERB trans

1. get up always trennb (wake):

get up

levantarse

2. get up (muster):

get up courage

conseguir

3. get up insep (climb):

get up

subir

4. get up ugs (dress):

get up

ataviar

II. get up VERB intr

1. get up (get out of bed):

get up

levantarse

2. get up (rise):

get up

subir

get up to VERB trans

get up to

llegar a

to be/get wrought-up (about sth/sb)

estar/ponerse nervioso (por algo/alguien)

to get up at some unholy hour

levantarse a una hora infame

Spanisch

Englisch

aúpa

get up!

darse un madrugón

to get up very early

albear

to get up very early

levantarse con el pie izquierdo

to get up on the wrong side of the bed

madrugar

to get up early

Present

I	get up
you	get up
he/she/it	gets up
we	get up
you	get up
they	get up

Past

I	got up
you	got up
he/she/it	got up
we	got up
you	got up
they	got up

Present Perfect

I	have	got up /  a. gotten up
you	have	got up /  a. gotten up
he/she/it	has	got up /  a. gotten up
we	have	got up /  a. gotten up
you	have	got up /  a. gotten up
they	have	got up /  a. gotten up

Past Perfect

I	had	got up /  a. gotten up
you	had	got up /  a. gotten up
he/she/it	had	got up /  a. gotten up
we	had	got up /  a. gotten up
you	had	got up /  a. gotten up
they	had	got up /  a. gotten up

Einsprachige Beispiele (nicht von der PONS Redaktion geprüft)

He has always exhibited love and great care to his niece and nephews, despite their frequent naughtiness.

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Too late she regretted her naughtiness.

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What naughtiness was in them?

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Potter's anthropormorphized animals are in fact slightly naughty, yet in their naughtiness the punishment is never the moral of the tale.

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Sticking to routines even during holidays will help your kids navigate all the extra activity with minimal naughtiness.

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