wrecking ball SUBST
- wrecking ball
- bola f de demolición
I. wreck [Am rɛk, Brit rɛk] SUBST
1. wreck:
- wreck (ship)
- restos mpl del naufragio
- wreck (plane)
- restos mpl del avión siniestrado
- wreck (train)
- restos mpl del tren siniestrado
- wreck (car)
- restos mpl del coche siniestrado
2. wreck (sth, sb ruined):
- the wreck of the industry
- las ruinas de la industria
- after the party, the house was a wreck
- después de la fiesta, la casa era un verdadero caos
- are you still driving that old wreck? ugs
- ¿todavía andas en ese cacharro? ugs
- the attack left him a physical wreck
- el ataque lo dejó hecho una ruina
- the next morning I felt a complete wreck
- al día siguiente estaba hecho polvo ugs
- he's a nervous wreck
- tiene los nervios destrozados
3. wreck (destruction):
- the wreck of the Titanic
- el naufragio del Titanic
- the wreck of all my hopes liter
- el desmoronamiento de todas mis esperanzas liter
4. wreck (crash):
- wreck Am
- accidente m
II. wreck [Am rɛk, Brit rɛk] VERB trans
1. wreck:
- wreck ship
- provocar el naufragio de
- wreck ship
- hacer naufragar
- wreck train
- hacer descarrilar
- wreck car
- destrozar
- the ship was wrecked on the rocks
- el barco naufragó al chocar contra las rocas
2. wreck (damage):
- wreck
- destrozar
3. wreck (demolish) Am:
- wreck house/building
- demoler
- wreck house/building
- tirar abajo
- wreck house/building
- derribar
4. wreck (spoil, ruin):
- wreck hopes/plans/chances
- echar por tierra
- wreck marriage/happiness
- destrozar
- drinking wrecked her health/career
- la bebida le arruinó la salud/la carrera
wrecking [ˈrɛkɪŋ] SUBST U Am
1. wrecking (demolition):
- wrecking
- demolición f
- wrecking
- derribo m
2. wrecking (car recovery):
- wrecking
- grúa f
- wrecking
- auxilio m
I. ball1 [Am bɔl, Brit bɔːl] SUBST
1.1. ball C:
- ball (in baseball, golf)
- pelota f
- ball (in baseball, golf)
- bola f
- ball (in basketball, football)
- pelota f esp LatAm
- ball (in basketball, football)
- balón m esp Esp
- ball (in billiards, croquet)
- bola f
- fast/low/easy ball
- pelota or bola rápida/baja/fácil
- the ballis in his/your court
- le corresponde a él/te corresponde a ti dar el próximo paso
- to be on the ball ugs
- andar con cuatro ojos ugs
- to be on the ball ugs
- ser muy espabilado
- to carry the ball Am
- llevar la batuta or la voz cantante
- to drop or fumble the ball wörtl (in US football) Am
- fumblear
- you know he won't drop or fumble the ball
- ya sabes que no nos va a fallar
- to set or start/keep the ballrolling
- poner/mantener las cosas en marcha or en movimiento
1.2. ball C (delivery by pitcher):
- ball
- bola f
2.1. ball U Am (baseball):
- ball
- béisbol m
2.2. ball U (game):
- to play ball(with sb) wörtl (play game)
- jugar a la pelota (con alguien)
- he wouldn't play ballwith the police ugs
- no quiso colaborar or cooperar con la policía
- we tried to persuade him but he wouldn't play ball ugs
- intentamos convencerlo, pero no quiso saber de nada
3.1. ball C:
- ball (round mass)
- bola f
- ball (of string, wool)
- ovillo m
- shape the dough/mixture into balls
- formar bolas con la masa/mezcla
- she was curled up in a ball
- estaba hecha un ovillo
- balland chain
- grillos mpl y cadenas
- balland chain
- grilletes mpl y cadenas
- the whole ballof wax Am
- toda la historia ugs
- he bought it, the whole ballof wax
- se tragó toda la historia ugs
3.2. ball C or U:
- ball HIST, MILIT
- bala f
3.3. ball C ANAT:
- the ballof the foot
- la parte anterior de la planta del pie
- the ballof the thumb
- la base del pulgar
4.1. ball vulg sl <balls, pl
> (testicles):
- ball
- huevos mpl vulg sl
- ball
- pelotas fpl vulg sl
- ball
- cojones mpl vulg sl
- ball
- tanates mpl Méx vulg sl
- to kick sb in the balls
- darle a alguien una patada en los huevos (or las pelotas etc.)
- to have balls
- tener los cojones or los huevos bien puestos vulg sl
- to have balls
- tenerlos bien puestos or tenerlas bien puestas ugs
- to have sb by the balls
- tener a alguien bien agarrado
4.2. ball vulg sl <balls, pl
> (nonsense):
- ball
- pendejadas fpl
- ball
- huevadas fpl And Ven
- ball
- gilipolleces fpl Esp
- ball
- boludeces fpl Col RíoPl vulg sl
- balls to them!
- ¡que se vayan a la mierda! vulg sl
II. ball1 [Am bɔl, Brit bɔːl] VERB trans
1. ball string/wool:
- ball
- ovillar
2. ball (have sex with) Am:
- ball sl
- echarse un polvo con sl
- ball sl
- tirarse vulg sl
III. ball1 [Am bɔl, Brit bɔːl] VERB intr Am sl
- ball
- echarse un polvo sl
- ball
- joder vulg sl
- ball
- tirar vulg sl
ball2 [Am bɔl, Brit bɔːl] SUBST (dance)
- ball
- baile m
- to have a ball ugs
- divertirse de lo lindo or como loco ugs
- what a ball!
- ¡qué divertido!
I. wreck [rek] VERB trans
1. wreck (damage):
- wreck
- destrozar
- wreck ship
- hundir
- wreck train
- hacer descarrilar
2. wreck (demolish):
- wreck
- derribar
3. wreck:
- wreck hopes, plan
- arruinar
- wreck chances
- echar por tierra
- to wreck sb's life
- destrozar la vida de alguien
II. wreck [rek] SUBST
1. wreck:
- wreck NAUT
- naufragio m
- wreck AUTO
- accidente m
- wreck übtr
- hundimiento m
- the wreck of one's hopes
- el fin de las esperanzas
2. wreck ship:
- wreck
- barco m hundido
- a wreck of a car/a plane
- un coche/un avión siniestrado
- an old wreck
- un cacharro
3. wreck ugs:
- wreck (any derelict thing)
- ruina f
- wreck (mess)
- caos m
- to feel a complete wreck
- estar hecho polvo
- to be a nervous wreck
- tener los nervios destrozados
ball [bɔ:l] SUBST
1. ball:
- ball for golf, tennis
- pelota f
- ball for football, basketball
- balón m
- ball for football, basketball
- pelota f
- to play ball
- jugar a la pelota
- to play ball übtr
- cooperar
2. ball (round form):
- ball
- bola f
3. ball (dance):
- ball
- baile m
Wendungen:
- to have a ball
- divertirse
- to get the ball rolling
- poner las cosas en marcha
ball SUBST
- ball (testicle) vulg
- huevo m vulg
- the balls vulg
- los huevos, las pelotas vulg
I. wreck [rek] VERB trans
1. wreck (damage):
- wreck
- destrozar
- wreck ship
- hundir
- wreck train
- hacer descarrilar
2. wreck (demolish):
- wreck
- derribar
3. wreck:
- wreck hopes, plan
- arruinar
- wreck chances
- echar por tierra
- to wreck sb's life
- arruinar la vida de [o a] alguien
II. wreck [rek] SUBST
1. wreck:
- wreck NAUT
- naufragio m
- wreck AUTO
- accidente m
- wreck übtr
- hundimiento m
2. wreck ship:
- wreck
- restos m Pl del naufragio
- a wreck of a car/plane
- un coche/avión siniestrado
- an old wreck
- un cacharro
3. wreck ugs:
- wreck (any derelict thing)
- ruina f
- wreck (mess)
- caos m
- to feel like a complete wreck
- estar hecho polvo
- to be a nervous wreck
- tener los nervios destrozados
ball [bɔl] SUBST
1. ball:
- ball for golf, tennis
- pelota f
- ball for soccer, basketball, football
- balón m
- ball for soccer, basketball, football
- pelota f
- to play ball
- jugar a la pelota
- to play ball übtr
- cooperar
2. ball (round form):
- ball
- bola f
3. ball (dance):
- ball
- baile m
Wendungen:
- to have a ball
- divertirse
- to get the ball rolling
- poner las cosas en marcha
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This is particularly important in cave and wreck penetration diving, where the light is required to facilitate navigation out of the enclosed space.
en.wikipedia.org While generally not visible, the wreck is sometimes visible following extreme weather events, which erode sand from the beach revealing the wreck.
en.wikipedia.org The intent is something like complete wreck, which is quite inappropriate to the real meaning of the term.
en.wikipedia.org They discover 337 survivors and their descendants living in an air bubble in the wreck.
en.wikipedia.org By the next morning, the apartment block has been reduced to a smoldering wreck.
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