ICE STORM - Englisch-Spanisch Übersetzung

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

ice storm SUBST

ice storm

tormenta f de hielo

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. storm [Am stɔrm, Brit stɔːm] SUBST

1. storm METEO:

storm

tormenta f

a storm at sea

una tempestad

a storm at sea

un temporal

let's try to get home before the storm breaks

intentemos llegar a casa antes de que se desate or se desencadene la tormenta

a storm in a teacup Brit

una tormenta en un vaso de agua

to take sth by storm

tomar algo por asalto

to take sth by storm

asaltar algo

she took New York's audiences by storm

cautivó al público neoyorquino

she took New York's audiences by storm

tuvo un éxito clamoroso en Nueva York

to weather or ride (out) the storm

capear el temporal

2. storm:

storm (of abuse)

torrente m

storm (of protest)

ola f

storm (of protest)

tempestad f

storm (uproar)

escándalo m

storm (uproar)

revuelo m

a new storm broke

estalló un nuevo escándalo

a new storm broke

se volvió a armar un revuelo

his fifth novel was launched in a storm of publicity

su quinta novela fue lanzada con mucha alharaca or con gran despliegue publicitario

II. storm [Am stɔrm, Brit stɔːm] VERB intr

1.1. storm (move violently) + Adv Kompl:

troops stormed into the country

las tropas marcharon sobre el país

she stormed into the office

irrumpió en la oficina

she stormed into the office

entró en la oficina como un vendaval

furious, he stormed out of the meeting

abandonó la reunión furioso

the crowd stormed through the gates

la multitud se precipitó por la verja

1.2. storm (blow violently):

storm wind:

soplar con fuerza

2. storm (express anger):

storm

despotricar

storm

vociferar

he stormed at the manager

le dijo de todo al gerente

she stormed at or over the delay

se puso furiosa por el retraso

III. storm [Am stɔrm, Brit stɔːm] VERB trans

1. storm (attack, capture):

storm city/fortress

tomar por asalto

storm city/fortress

asaltar

storm house

irrumpir en

2. storm (say angrily):

storm

bramar

this is outrageous, she stormed

—esto es un escándalo —bramó

I. ice [Am aɪs, Brit ʌɪs] SUBST

1. ice U (frozen water):

ice

hielo m

at 0°C water turns to ice

a 0°C el agua se transforma en hielo

the lakes and ponds turned to ice

se helaron los lagos y estanques

her feet turned to ice

se le helaron or congelaron los pies

your hands are like ice!

¡tienes las manos heladas!

she has a heart of ice

tiene el corazón como un témpano de hielo

it's as cold as ice in here

aquí hace un frío que te congelas

on ice to put sth on ice

dejar algo en suspenso

on ice to put sth on ice

aparcar algo Esp

the plans have been put on ice until next year

los planes han quedado en suspenso or han sido aparcados hasta el año que viene

I'm keeping that money on ice just in case Am

voy a dejar ese dinero en reserva por si acaso

that score put the game on ice for the Tigers Am

con ese tanto los Tigers se aseguraron la victoria

to be or skate or walk or tread on thin ice

estar en or andar por or pisar terreno peligroso or resbaladizo

to break the ice (overcome reserve)

romper el hielo

to break the ice Am (make a start)

dar los primeros pasos

to cut no ice it cuts no ice with me

me deja frío

to cut no ice it cuts no ice with me

me deja tal cual

the proposal cut no ice

la propuesta cayó en el vacío

the proposal cut no ice attr crystal/cave

de hielo

2.1. ice C or U (sherbet):

ice Am

sorbete m

ice Am

helado m de agua CSur

ice Am

nieve f Méx

2.2. ice C or U (ice cream):

ice Brit

helado m

3. ice U (diamonds):

ice sl, veraltend

pedruscos mpl ugs

ice sl, veraltend

brillantes mpl

II. ice [Am aɪs, Brit ʌɪs] VERB trans

1. ice drink:

ice

enfriar

ice (by adding ice cubes)

ponerle hielo a

2. ice cake:

ice

bañar (con fondant)

3. ice victory Am ugs:

ice

asegurar

4. ice puck:

ice

lanzar hasta el otro extremo de la pista

im PONS Wörterbuch

I. storm [stɔ:m, Am stɔ:rm] SUBST

1. storm METEO:

storm

tormenta f

2. storm übtr (argument):

storm

trifulca f

storm of protest

ola f

storm of criticism

vendaval f

storm of applause

salva f

political storm

revuelo m político

3. storm:

to take sth by storm

asaltar algo

to take sb by storm

cautivar a alguien

Wendungen:

a storm in a teacup

mucho ruido y pocas nueces

to ride out [or to weather] the storm

capear el temporal

II. storm [stɔ:m, Am stɔ:rm] VERB intr

1. storm Am METEO:

storm

haber tormenta

storm winds

soplar con fuerza

2. storm (speak angrily):

storm

bramar

III. storm [stɔ:m, Am stɔ:rm] VERB trans

storm town, castle

asaltar

storm house

irrumpir en

I. ice [aɪs] SUBST

1. ice kein Pl (frozen water):

ice

hielo m

2. ice Brit (ice cream):

ice

helado m

ice

nieve f AmC

Wendungen:

to be skating on thin ice

andar sobre terreno peligroso

to break the ice ugs

romper el hielo

to cut no ice (with sb)

no tener importancia (para alguien)

to put sth on ice

posponer algo

II. ice [aɪs] VERB trans

1. ice (put in fridge):

ice

enfriar

2. ice (put icing on):

ice

escarchar

im PONS Wörterbuch

I. storm [stɔrm] SUBST

1. storm METEO:

storm

tormenta f

2. storm übtr (argument):

storm

trifulca f

storm of protest

ola f

storm of criticism

vendaval f

storm of applause

salva f

political storm

revuelo m político

3. storm:

to take sth by storm

asaltar algo

to take sb by storm

cautivar a alguien

Wendungen:

to ride out [or weather] the storm

capear el temporal

II. storm [stɔrm] VERB intr

1. storm METEO:

storm

haber tormenta

storm winds

soplar con fuerza

2. storm (speak angrily):

storm

bramar

III. storm [stɔrm] VERB trans

storm town, castle

asaltar

storm house

irrumpir en

I. ice [aɪs] SUBST

ice (frozen water):

ice

hielo m

Wendungen:

to be skating on thin ice

andar sobre terreno peligroso

to break the ice ugs

romper el hielo

to put sth on ice

posponer algo

II. ice [aɪs] VERB trans

1. ice (chill a drink):

ice

enfriar con hielo

2. ice (put icing on):

ice

escarchar

Present

I	storm
you	storm
he/she/it	storms
we	storm
you	storm
they	storm

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

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Big capital items include a new aerial ladder fire truck costing $1.1 million, and $1 million for the removal and replacement of trees damaged by 2013 ice storm.

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That simple act is powered by a complicated "lightning storm" of neural activity in the brain, a mind-boggling transaction that lies beneath our wide-awake awareness.

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Not having checked the weather forecast, he got caught in a storm.

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When the storm made landfall, the barometric pressure fell to 28.81 inches (968 mbar), breaking a previous record set in 1910.

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Although it was at the centre of the subprime storm, the wider group has weathered the financial crisis of 20072010 better than other global banks.

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