SKIPPING ROPE - Englisch-Spanisch Übersetzung

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

skip rope, skipping rope Brit [ˈskɪp rəʊp] SUBST

skip rope → jump rope

jump rope SUBST Am

jump rope

cuerda f de saltar

jump rope

reata f de saltar Méx

jump rope

lazo m de saltar Col

jump rope

cordel m de saltar Chil

jump rope

comba f Esp

to play (at) jump rope

saltar a la cuerda

to play (at) jump rope

saltar a la comba Esp

to play (at) jump rope

saltar (al) lazo Col

to play (at) jump rope

saltar al cordel Chil

to play (at) jump rope

brincar la reata Méx

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Englisch

Spanisch

to skip rope

saltar (al) lazo Col

to skip rope

saltar al cordel Chil

to skip rope

saltar a la cuerda

to skip rope

saltar a la comba Esp

Spanisch

Englisch

comba (cuerda)

skip rope Am

comba (cuerda)

skipping rope Brit

jugar o saltar a la comba

to skip rope Am

lazo (para saltar) Col

skipping rope Brit

lazo (para saltar) Col

skip rope Am

saltar al cordel SPIELE

to skip rope Am

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. skip¹ [Am skɪp, Brit skɪp] SUBST (jump)

skip

brinco m

skip

saltito m

II. skip¹ <Part Präs skipping; Past, Past Part skipped> [Am skɪp, Brit skɪp] VERB intr

1.1. skip (move lightly and quickly):

he skipped along the path

iba brincando or dando saltitos por el camino

1.2. skip (with rope):

skip Brit

→ 2.

1.3. skip (go):

I'd just skipped out to Nancy's

había salido un momentito a casa de Nancy

we skipped over to Paris for a couple of days

nos hicimos una escapada a París a pasar un par de días

2. skip (in writing, speaking, reading):

skip

saltar

the writer skips (about) from subject to subject

el escritor salta de un tema a otro

to skip over sth

saltarse algo

to skip over sth

saltearse algo RíoPl

3. skip (depart) Am:

skip ugs

largarse ugs

III. skip¹ <Part Präs skipping; Past, Past Part skipped> [Am skɪp, Brit skɪp] VERB trans

1.1. skip (omit):

skip page/chapter

saltarse

skip page/chapter

saltearse RíoPl

I think I'll skip dinner today

creo que hoy no voy a cenar

I think I'll skip dinner today

creo que hoy voy a pasar de cenar ugs

you mustn't skip any meals

no debes saltarte ninguna comida

you mustn't skip any meals

no debes saltearte ninguna comida RíoPl

I think I'll skip dessert/the first course

creo que no voy a comer postre/el primer plato

I think I'll skip dessert/the first course

creo que voy a pasar del postre/del primer plato ugs

his heart skipped a beat

le dio un vuelco el corazón

skip it! ugs

¡déjalo!

skip it! ugs

¡olvídalo!

1.2. skip (not attend):

skip class/meeting

faltar a

2. skip (jump) Am:

to skip rope

saltar a la cuerda

to skip rope

saltar a la comba Esp

to skip rope

saltar (al) lazo Col

to skip rope

saltar al cordel Chil

Wendungen:

to skip town (leave) Am

desaparecer del mapa ugs

skip² [Am skɪp, Brit skɪp] SUBST Brit

1. skip (container):

skip

contenedor m (para escombros, basura etc)

2. skip (cage):

skip

montacargas m

skip³ [Am skɪp, Brit skɪp] SUBST esp Brit

skip → skipper

I. skipper [Am ˈskɪpər, Brit ˈskɪpə] SUBST ugs

1. skipper:

skipper (of boat)

patrón m / patrona f

skipper (of boat)

capitán m / capitana f

skipper (of plane)

capitán m / capitana f

2. skipper SPORT:

skipper (coach)

entrenador m / entrenadora f

skipper (captain)

capitán m / capitana f

skipper as form of address

jefe m / jefa f ugs

morning, skipper

¡buenas, jefe! ugs

II. skipper [Am ˈskɪpər, Brit ˈskɪpə] VERB trans ugs

skipper boat/plane:

skipper

capitanear

he skippered the team to victory in 1948

condujo al equipo a la victoria en 1948

I. rope [Am roʊp, Brit rəʊp] SUBST C or U

rope

cuerda f

rope

soga f

rope NAUT

cabo m

a rope of climbers

una cordada

the rope (hanging)

la horca

a rope of pearls

un collar de perlas (de varias vueltas entrelazadas)

give them enough rope and they'll hang themselves

déjalos hacer lo que quieran y ya verás cómo se cavan su propia fosa

to be on the ropes

estar contra las cuerdas

to show sb/know the ropes Mike will show you the ropes

Mike te enseñará cómo funciona todo

ask Helen, she knows the ropes

pregúntale a Helen, que está muy al tanto de todo

II. rope [Am roʊp, Brit rəʊp] VERB trans

1. rope (tie):

rope

atar

rope

amarrar LatAm excl RíoPl (con una cuerda)

the climbers roped themselves together

los escaladores formaron una cordada

2. rope Am (lasso):

rope steer/cattle

enlazar

rope steer/cattle

lazar Méx

rope steer/cattle

lacear Chil

im PONS Wörterbuch

skipping rope SUBST Brit, skip rope SUBST Am

skipping rope

comba f

im PONS Wörterbuch

Englisch

Spanisch

to skip rope

saltar a la comba

Spanisch

Englisch

saltador

skipping rope

comba (cuerda)

skipping rope

im PONS Wörterbuch

skip¹ [skɪp] SUBST Brit, Aus (container)

skip

contenedor m de basura

I. skip² [skɪp] -pp- -pp- VERB intr

1. skip (take light steps):

skip

brincar

to skip from one subject to another

saltar de un tema a otro

to skip across to the shops

ir a las tiendas

to skip over to France

hacerse una escapadita a Francia

2. skip Brit, Aus (with rope):

skip

saltar a la comba

II. skip² [skɪp] -pp- -pp- VERB trans

1. skip (leave out):

skip

omitir

2. skip (not participate in):

skip

saltarse

to skip classes

faltar a clase

3. skip ugs (leave):

to skip the country

salir del país apresuradamente

4. skip Am (hop with rope):

to skip rope

saltar a la comba

III. skip² [skɪp] -pp- -pp- SUBST

skip

brinco m

I. rope [rəʊp, Am roʊp] SUBST

1. rope (cord):

rope

cuerda f

rope of garlic

manojo m

rope of pearls

sarta f

2. rope pl (in boxing):

rope

cuerdas f Pl

3. rope (for capital punishment):

rope

soga f

Wendungen:

to know the ropes

estar al tanto de todo

to learn the ropes

aprender el oficio

to show sb the ropes

enseñar el oficio a alguien

to have sb on the ropes

tener a alguien contra las cuerdas

II. rope [rəʊp, Am roʊp] VERB trans

rope

atar con una cuerda

im PONS Wörterbuch

Englisch

Spanisch

to skip rope

saltar a la comba

Spanisch

Englisch

comba (cuerda)

skipping rope

im PONS Wörterbuch

I. skip <-pp-> [skɪp] VERB intr

1. skip (take light steps):

skip

brincar

to skip from one subject to another

saltar de un tema a otro

to skip out of town

hacer una escapadita fuera de la ciudad

2. skip (with rope):

skip

saltar a la comba

3. skip MUS (not play properly):

skip CD

saltarse

II. skip <-pp-> [skɪp] VERB trans

1. skip (leave out):

skip

omitir

2. skip ugs (not participate in):

skip

saltarse

to skip class

faltar a clase

3. skip ugs (leave):

to skip town

salir de la ciudad apresuradamente

4. skip (hop with rope):

to skip rope

saltar a la comba

5. skip SCHULE:

to skip a grade

saltarse un curso

III. skip [skɪp] SUBST

skip

brinco m

with a hop, a skip, and a jump

a un paso

I. rope [roʊp] SUBST

1. rope (cord):

rope

cuerda f

rope of garlic

ristra m

rope of pearls

sarta f

2. rope:

ropes (in boxing)

cuerdas f Pl

3. rope (for capital punishment):

rope

soga f

Wendungen:

to know the ropes

estar al tanto de todo

to learn the ropes

aprender el oficio

to show sb the ropes

enseñar el oficio a alguien

to have sb on the ropes

tener a alguien contra las cuerdas

II. rope [roʊp] VERB trans

rope

atar con una cuerda

Present

I	skip
you	skip
he/she/it	skips
we	skip
you	skip
they	skip

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Einsprachige Beispiele (nicht von der PONS Redaktion geprüft)

Here's a fitness tip: 30 push-ups, 30 squats, 300 skip ropes and 3x6 chin-ups in 5 minutes.

www.smh.com.au

There's room for a yoga mat or to skip rope, for sure.

news.nationalpost.com

If you don't belong to a gym, skip rope or run outside instead of using the treadmill, and do strength exercises like squats in your living room.

www.theglobeandmail.com

The participants had never been shown how to do a lunge or skip rope.

windsorstar.com

Accidents during disembarkation are most often due to being struck by a rope (line), railing or other item due to the ship's motion, or attempting to avoid such items.

en.wikipedia.org