SING - Englisch-Spanisch Übersetzung

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Englisch

Spanisch

I. sing <Past sang, Past Part sung> [Am sɪŋ, Brit sɪŋ] VERB intr

1.1. sing person/bird:

sing

cantar

to sing alto/bass

tener voz de tenor/de bajo

a mother was singing to her child

una madre le cantaba a su hijo

she sings to (the accompaniment of) the guitar

canta acompañada de la guitarra

1.2. sing wind/kettle:

sing

silbar

my ears are singing

me zumban or me silban los oídos

2. sing (turn informer):

sing sl

cantar sl

sing sl

desembuchar sl

II. sing <Past sang, Past Part sung> [Am sɪŋ, Brit sɪŋ] VERB trans

1. sing song/tune/chorus:

sing

cantar

sing

entonar

sing me a song

cántame una canción

to sing sb to sleep

cantarle a alguien para que se duerma

to sing sb to sleep

arrullar a alguien cantando

a sung mass

una misa cantada

to sing a different song or tune if you were seventy, you'd be singing a different tune

si tuvieras setenta años, no opinarías lo mismo

2. sing (celebrate) liter:

sing hero/exploits/beauty

cantar

sing-along [Am ˈsɪŋəlɔːŋ, Brit ˈsɪŋəlɒŋ] SUBST ugs

1. sing-along (occasion):

sing-along

sesión f de canto improvisado

sing-along

sesión f de canto repentizado

2. sing-along (song):

sing-along

canción f a coro

I. sing out VERB [Am sɪŋ -, Brit sɪŋ -] (v + adv)

sing out person/choir:

sing out

cantar (fuerte y claramente)

II. sing out VERB [Am sɪŋ -, Brit sɪŋ -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o) ugs

sing out instruction:

sing out

dar

to sing out sb's name

llamar a alguien

sing of VERB [Am sɪŋ -, Brit sɪŋ -] (v + prep + o) liter

sing of

cantar liter

sing along VERB [Am sɪŋ -, Brit sɪŋ -] (v + adv)

to sing along (with sb)

cantar (con alguien)

soothingly speak/sing/whisper

con voz tranquilizadora

soothingly sing

con dulzura

atrociously sing/behave

muy mal

atrociously sing/behave

pésimamente

atrociously sing/behave

fatal ugs

merrily laugh/sing/dance

alegremente

dolefully sing

plañideramente

Spanisch

Englisch

cantar como un ruiseñor

to sing like a bird o nightingale

im PONS Wörterbuch

Englisch

Spanisch

I. sing [sɪŋ] VERB intr sang, sung

sing person, bird

cantar

sing wind, kettle

silbar

to sing to sb

cantar para alguien

II. sing [sɪŋ] VERB trans

sing

cantar

to sing sb to sleep

arrullar a alguien

sing up VERB intr Brit, Aus

sing up

cantar más fuerte

I. sing out VERB intr (sing)

sing out

cantar fuerte

II. sing out VERB trans ugs (call)

to sing out sb's name

llamar a alguien a voces

to sing falsetto

cantar en falsete

to sing in unison

cantar al unísono

to sing like a canary Brit ugs

chivarse

to play/sing off key

desafinar

Spanisch

Englisch

cantar en falsete

to sing falsetto

cantar a dúo

to sing a duet

los canarios son muy cantores

canaries sing a lot

im PONS Wörterbuch

Englisch

Spanisch

I. sing <sang, sung> [sɪŋ] VERB intr

sing

cantar

to sing to sb

cantar para alguien

II. sing <sang, sung> [sɪŋ] VERB trans

sing

cantar

to sing sb to sleep

arrullar a alguien

sing-along [ˈsɪŋ·ə·ˌlɔŋ] SUBST

sing-along

canto m a coro

I. sing out VERB intr (sing)

sing out

cantar fuerte

II. sing out VERB trans ugs (call)

to sing out sb's name

llamar a alguien a voces

to play/sing off-key

desafinar

to sing falsetto

cantar en falsete

to sing in unison

cantar al unísono

Spanisch

Englisch

cantar en falsete

to sing falsetto

entonar

to sing in tune

entonar

to sing

los canarios son muy cantores

canaries sing a lot

hacer una alabanza de alguien

to sing sb's praises

Present

I	sing
you	sing
he/she/it	sings
we	sing
you	sing
they	sing

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Einsprachige Beispiele (nicht von der PONS Redaktion geprüft)

They merrily extend their retirement age to their dotage.

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In the green zone, some partook of glasses of wine, while others chattered away merrily.

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The two wrote positively of the first part of the entry, noting that it jogs along quite merrily as a simple contagion story.

en.wikipedia.org

We take the right and trundle merrily on into the darkness, drystone walls and tarmac running to gravel to dust.

www.telegraph.co.uk

In other words, we do not merrily step off the fossil fuel ride onto the next one by "just" allowing the transition to happen.

oilprice.com