SADDLE SORE - Englisch-Spanisch Übersetzung

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. sore <sorer [ˈsɔːrər, ˈsɔːrə(r)], sorest [ˈsɔːrəst, ˈsɔːrɪst]> [Am sɔr, Brit sɔː] ADJ

1. sore (painful):

sore finger/foot/muscle

dolorido

sore finger/foot/muscle

adolorido

sore eye

irritado

sore lips

reseco

my legs are sore

tengo las piernas doloridas or adoloridas

my legs are sore

me duelen las piernas

I'm sore everywhere

me duele todo

she has a sore throat

le duele la garganta

it's good for a sore throat

es bueno para el dolor de garganta

a sore point/subject

un punto/tema delicado

you touched on a sore spot there

pusiste el dedo en la llaga

2. sore (angry) Am ugs:

to be sore at or with sb

estar picado con alguien ugs

he got real sore at me

se picó muchísimo conmigo

3. sore (great):

sore liter

enorme

to be in sore need of sth

tener necesidad acuciante de algo

II. sore [Am sɔr, Brit sɔː] SUBST

sore

llaga f

sore

úlcera f

a running/festering sore (chronic problem)

una herida abierta

a running/festering sore wörtl

una llaga supurante/purulenta

III. sore [Am sɔr, Brit sɔː] ADV arch or liter

sore

harto

and they were sore afraid

y sintieron un gran temor

we were sore pressed to get the book out on time

tuvimos enormes dificultades para sacar el libro a tiempo

I. saddle [Am ˈsædl, Brit ˈsad(ə)l] SUBST

1. saddle C:

saddle (on horse)

silla f (de montar)

saddle (on horse)

montura f

saddle (on bicycle)

sillín m

saddle (on bicycle)

asiento m

to be in the saddle with a new man in the saddle, things will be very different

las cosas van a cambiar con alguien nuevo al mando

she's back in the saddle now

ha vuelto a tomar las riendas

she's back in the saddle now

ha vuelto a coger las riendas esp Esp

Blue Velvet has a new rider in the saddle today

otro jinete monta hoy a Blue Velvet

Blue Velvet has a new rider in the saddle today

Blue Velvet corre hoy con un nuevo jinete en la monta

2. saddle C (of hill):

saddle

ensillada f

saddle

collado m

3. saddle U or C (cut of meat):

saddle

cuarto m trasero

saddle

silla f

saddle of lamb

silla de cordero

4. saddle C (of shoe):

saddle

empeine m

II. saddle [Am ˈsædl, Brit ˈsad(ə)l] VERB trans

1. saddle horse/camel:

saddle

ensillar

2. saddle (burden):

saddle ugs

cargar

to saddle sb with sth/sb to saddle oneself with obligations

cargarse de obligaciones

we're saddled with this responsibility/with him

tenemos que cargar con la responsabilidad/con él

in the end I got saddled with the job

al final me encajaron or me endilgaron el trabajito a mí ugs

im PONS Wörterbuch

saddle-sore [ˈsædlsɔ:ʳ] ADJ

saddle-sore

dolorido, -a en las posaderas

he's saddle-sore

le duelen las posaderas de montar

im PONS Wörterbuch

I. sore [sɔ:ʳ, Am sɔ:r] ADJ

1. sore (aching):

sore

dolorido, -a

to be in sore need of sth

necesitar algo a toda costa

a sore point übtr

un punto delicado

2. sore Am ugs:

sore (offended)

ofendido, -a

sore (aggrieved)

resentido, -a

sore loser

mal perdedor

II. sore [sɔ:ʳ, Am sɔ:r] SUBST MED

sore

llaga f

sore übtr

recuerdo m doloroso

to open an old sore

abrir una vieja herida

I. saddle [ˈsædl] SUBST

1. saddle (seat):

saddle

silla f de montar

2. saddle GASTRO:

saddle

cuarto m trasero

Wendungen:

to be in the saddle

llevar las riendas

II. saddle [ˈsædl] VERB trans

1. saddle horse:

saddle

ensillar

2. saddle ugs (burden):

to saddle sb with sth

encajar algo a alguien

im PONS Wörterbuch

saddle sore [ˈsæd·əl·sɔr] ADJ

saddle sore

dolorido, -a en las posaderas

he's saddle sore

le duelen las posaderas de montar

im PONS Wörterbuch

I. sore [sɔr] ADJ

1. sore (aching):

sore

dolorido, -a

to be in sore need of sth

necesitar algo a toda costa

a sore point übtr

un punto delicado

2. sore ugs:

sore (offended)

ofendido, -a

sore (aggrieved)

resentido, -a

sore loser

mal perdedor

II. sore [sɔr] SUBST MED

sore

llaga f

sore übtr

recuerdo m doloroso

to open an old sore

abrir una vieja herida

I. saddle [ˈsæd·əl] SUBST

1. saddle (seat):

saddle

silla f de montar

2. saddle culin:

saddle

cuarto m trasero

Wendungen:

to be in the saddle

llevar las riendas

II. saddle [ˈsæd·əl] VERB trans

1. saddle horse:

saddle

ensillar

2. saddle ugs (burden):

to saddle sb with sth

encajar algo a alguien

Present

I	saddle
you	saddle
he/she/it	saddles
we	saddle
you	saddle
they	saddle

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Einsprachige Beispiele (nicht von der PONS Redaktion geprüft)

A less saddle-sore alternative is trundling along the abandoned railway lines in a specially converted golf cart.

www.independent.co.uk

The saddle-sore star had muscle damage and severe bruising on his bottom from the punishing pedalling.

www.liverpoolecho.co.uk

Saddle sores and chafing are inevitable when you're riding over 100 miles a day, blisters and numbness, scratches and scrapes.

singletrackworld.com

The horse, which was grazing on whatever it could find in the canyon, was emaciated, had cactus spines in its face and saddle sores on its body.

azdailysun.com

I am already having a little saddle sore, since a few days.

www.sbs.com.au