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الإِبْصارِ
French balcony
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
balcón corrido SUBST m
balcón corrido
balcony (running across the frontage of a building)
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
corrido Info
corrido
In Mexico, a ballad sung to guitar and trumpet accompaniment on subjects such as battles, heroic deeds, love affairs, the fight for equality, and the lives of historical and fictional characters.
Corridos developed from the Spanish ballad tradition. The lyrics appeal to the tastes of common people.
I. correr VERB intr
1.1. correr:
correr
to run
tuve que correr para no perder el tren
I had to run or I'd have missed the train
bajó las escaleras corriendo
she ran down the stairs
los atracadores salieron corriendo del banco
the robbers ran out of the bank
iba corriendo y se cayó
she was running and she fell over
corrían tras el ladrón
they were running after the thief
echó a correr
he started to run
echó a correr
he broke into a run
cuando lo vio corrió a su encuentro
when she saw him she rushed o ran to meet him
a todo correr
at top speed
a todo correr
as fast as I/he could
salió a todo correr
he went/came shooting out
corre que te corre se fueron, corre que te corre, para la playa
they went tearing o racing off to the beach
el que no corre vuela
you have to be quick off the mark
1.2. correr SPORT:
correr atleta:
to run
correr caballo:
to run
sale a correr todas las mañanas
she goes out running o jogging every morning
sale a correr todas las mañanas
she goes for a run every morning
corre en la maratón
he's running in the marathon
1.3. correr:
correr MOTOR, SPORT piloto/conductor:
to race
corre con una escudería italiana
he races o drives for an Italian team
2.1. correr (apresurarse):
llevo todo el día corriendo de un lado para otro
I've been rushing around all day long
llevo todo el día corriendo de un lado para otro
I've been on the go all day long ugs
¡corre, ponte los zapatos!
hurry o quick, put your shoes on!
no corras tanto que te equivocarás
don't rush it o don't do it so quickly, you'll only make mistakes
en cuanto me enteré corrí a llamarte/a escribirle
as soon as I heard, I rushed to call you/write to him
vino pero se fue corriendo
he came but he rushed off o raced off again
se fueron corriendo al hospital
they rushed to the hospital
2.2. correr ugs (ir, moverse) + Kompl:
corre mucho
he drives too/very fast
esa moto corre mucho
that motorcycle is o goes really fast
3.1. correr + Kompl:
correr cordillera/carretera:
to run
correr río:
to run
correr río:
to flow
corre paralela a la costa
it runs parallel to the coast
el río corre por un valle abrupto
the river runs o flows through a steep-sided valley
3.2. correr:
correr agua:
to flow
correr agua:
to run
correr sangre:
to flow
corría una brisa suave
there was a gentle breeze
corría una brisa suave
a gentle breeze was blowing
corre mucho viento hoy
it's very windy today
el champán corría como agua
the champagne flowed like water
3.3. correr rumor:
corre el rumor de que …
there is a rumor going around that …
corre el rumor de que …
word o rumor has it that …
corrió la voz de que se había fugado
there was a rumor that she had escaped
3.4. correr polea:
correr
to run
la cremallera no corre
the zipper is stuck o won't do up/undo
el pestillo no corre
I can't bolt/unbolt the door
el pestillo no corre
the bolt won't move o slide
4.1. correr (pasar, transcurrir):
corren tiempos difíciles
these are difficult times
corría el año 1939 cuando …
it was in 1939 that …
con el correr de los años
as time went/goes by
con el correr de los años
as years passed/pass
el mes que corre
this month
el mes que corre
in the current month form
4.2. correr (pasar de prisa):
correr
to fly
¡cómo corre el tiempo!
how time flies!
los días pasan corriendo
the days fly by o go by in a flash
5.1. correr sueldo/alquiler:
correr
to be payable
5.2. correr (ser válido):
correr
to be valid
las nuevas tarifas empezarán a correr a partir de mañana
the new rates come into effect from tomorrow
ya sabes que esas excusas aquí no corren CSur
you know you can't get away with excuses like that here
ya sabes que esas excusas aquí no corren CSur
you know excuses like that won't wash with me/us ugs
estos bonos ya no corren
these vouchers are no longer valid
5.3. correr (venderse):
correr a o por algo
to sell at o for sth
Wendungen:
correr con gastos
to pay
la empresa corrió con los gastos de la mudanza
the firm paid the removal expenses o the moving expenses o met the cost of the removal
el Ayuntamiento corrió con la organización del certamen
the town council organized o was responsible for organizing the competition
II. correr VERB trans
1.1. correr SPORT:
correr maratón
to run
corrió los 1.500 metros
he ran the 1, 500 meters
correrla ugs
to go out on the town ugs
1.2. correr:
correr MOTOR, SPORT prueba/gran premio
to race in
2.1. correr ugs (echar, expulsar):
correr
to kick … out ugs
correr
to chuck … out ugs
lo corrieron del pueblo
they ran him out of town
2.2. correr ugs (perseguir):
correr
to chase
correr
to run after
acaba de salir, si la corres, la alcanzas Col RíoPl
she's just gone out, if you run you'll catch her (up)
3.1. correr (exponerse a):
quiero estar seguro, no quiero correr riesgos
I want to be sure, I don't want to take any risks
corres el riesgo de perderlo/de que te lo roben
you run the risk of o you risk losing it/having it stolen
aquí no corres peligro
you're safe here o you're not in any danger here
3.2. correr (experimentar):
ambos corrieron parecida suerte
they both suffered a similar fate
juntos corrimos grandes aventuras
we lived through o had great adventures together
4.1. correr (mover):
correr botón/ficha/silla
to move
4.2. correr (mover):
correr cortina
to draw
corre el cerrojo
bolt the door
corre el cerrojo
slide the bolt across/back
corra la pesa hasta que se equilibre
slide the weight along until it balances
4.3. correr (mover) COMPUT:
correr texto
to scroll
5. correr veraltend territorio:
correr
to raid
6. correr Chil ugs (propinar):
córreles palo
give them a good beating
les corrió balas a todos
he sprayed them all with bullets
III. correrse VERB vpr
1.1. correrse (moverse):
correrse pieza:
to shift
correrse pieza:
to move
correrse carga:
to shift
1.2. correrse (moverse) ugs:
correrse persona:
to move up
correrse persona:
to move over
correrse persona:
shift up ugs
correrse persona:
shift over ugs
1.3. correrse Chil ugs:
correrse (moverse) (escurrirse, escabullir)
to slip away
2.1. correrse:
correrse tinta:
to run
correrse rímel/maquillaje: (+ me/te/le etc)
to run
correrse rímel/maquillaje: (+ me/te/le etc)
to smudge
2.2. correrse LatAm media:
correrse
to ladder
correrse
to run
se me corrió un punto del suéter
I pulled a thread in my sweater and it ran
3. correrse Esp sl (llegar al orgasmo):
correrse
to come ugs
velo SUBST m
velo
veil
velo de novia/monja
bridal/nun's veil
la danza de los siete velos
the dance of the seven veils
correr o echar un tupido velo sobre algo
to draw a veil over something
será mejor que corramos o echemos un tupido velo sobre estas cosas
let's put these things behind us o draw a veil over these things
descorrer el velo sobre algo
to uncover sth
tomar el velo
to take the veil
prisa SUBST f
1. prisa (rapidez, urgencia):
prisa
rush
prisa
hurry
¿a qué viene tanta prisa?
what's the rush o hurry?
con las prisas olvidé decírselo
in the rush I forgot to tell her
¿a qué viene tanta prisa por casarse?
why are you in such a hurry o rush to get married?
no me metas prisa
don't rush o hurry me
estoy de prisa o tengo prisa
I'm in a rush o a hurry
darse prisa
to hurry up
darse prisa
to hurry
date prisa o perderás el tren
hurry up or you'll miss the train
2. prisa en locs:
a o de prisa, a toda prisa
as fast as possible
huyó de allí a toda prisa
she fled as fast as she could go
correr prisa no se preocupe, estos no (me) corren prisa
don't worry, there's no rush for these o I'm not in a rush for these
de prisa y corriendo, sin prisa pero sin pausa el público entraba en la tienda sin prisa pero sin pausa
there was a steady stream of people going into the shop
sin prisa pero sin pausa la situación va mejorando
slowly but surely the situation is getting better
corrido1 (corrida) ADJ
1. corrido ugs persona:
corrido (corrida)
worldly-wise
es un hombre muy corrido
he's a man of the world
es un hombre muy corrido
he's very worldly-wise
es un hombre muy corrido
he's been around ugs
2. corrido balcón/galería:
corrido (corrida)
continuous
de corrido ugs se lo saben de corrido
they know it (off) by heart
me lo dijo de corrido
he reeled it off parrot-fashion
3. corrido Esp ugs (avergonzado):
corrido (corrida)
embarrassed
corrido2
corrido SUBST m:
corrido
Mexican folk song
balcón SUBST m
1. balcón ARCHIT:
balcón
balcony
estuvo para alquilar balcones RíoPl ugs
it was priceless! ugs
tomar balcón Chil ugs
to stand by and watch
2. balcón (mirador):
balcón
observation point
3. balcón THEAT:
balcón Chil Ven
circle
im PONS Wörterbuch
corrido (-a) ADJ
1. corrido tb. ARCHIT (sin interrupción):
corrido (-a)
continuous
2. corrido (cantidad: larga):
corrido (-a)
large
un quilo corrido
a good kilo
3. corrido +estar:
corrido (-a) (avergonzado)
embarrassed
corrido (-a) (confuso)
confused
4. corrido +ser (astuto):
corrido (-a)
astute
I. correr VERB intr
1. correr (caminar):
correr
to run
echarse a correr (partir)
to start to run
echarse a correr (escaparse)
to run off
salir corriendo
to run out
2. correr (apresurarse):
correr
to rush
a todo correr
at top speed
3. correr (conducir):
correr
to go fast
4. correr (tiempo):
correr
to pass (quickly)
el mes que corre
this month
en los tiempos que corremos...
at the present time ...
5. correr (líquido):
correr
to flow
6. correr (viento):
correr
to blow
7. correr (camino):
correr
to run
8. correr (moneda):
correr
to be valid
9. correr (rumor):
correr
to circulate
10. correr (estar a cargo de):
eso corre de [o por] mi cuenta (gastos)
I'm paying for that
eso corre de [o por] mi cuenta (un asunto)
I'm responsible for that
Wendungen:
el que no corre, vuela
≈ opportunity knocks but once Sprichw
II. correr VERB trans
1. correr:
correr (un mueble)
to move
correr (una cortina)
to draw
correr (un cerrojo)
to slide
2. correr (un nudo):
correr
to undo
3. correr (un lugar):
correr
to travel over
correr mundo
to travel widely
4. correr MILIT:
correr
to overrun
5. correr (un caballo):
correr
to race
6. correr (la caza):
correr
to chase
7. correr (avergonzar):
correr
to embarrass
8. correr (tener):
correr la misma suerte
to suffer the same fate
corre prisa
it's urgent
Wendungen:
dejar correr algo
not to worry about sth
correrla
to make a night of it
III. correr VERB refl correrse
1. correr (moverse):
correrse
to move
2. correr (avergonzarse):
correrse
to get embarrassed
3. correr vulg (eyacular):
correrse
to come
4. correr (colores):
correrse
to run
5. correr (excederse):
correrse
to go too far
balcón SUBST m
1. balcón (de casa):
balcón
balcony
2. balcón (mirador):
balcón
observation point
im PONS Wörterbuch
I. correr [ko·ˈrrer] VERB intr
1. correr (caminar):
correr
to run
echarse a correr (partir)
to start to run
echarse a correr (escaparse)
to run off
salir corriendo
to run out
a todo correr
at top speed
2. correr (conducir):
correr
to go fast
3. correr (tiempo):
correr
to pass (quickly)
el mes que corre
this month
en los tiempos que corremos...
at the present time...
4. correr (líquido):
correr
to flow
5. correr (viento):
correr
to blow
6. correr (camino):
correr
to run
7. correr (moneda):
correr
to be valid
8. correr (rumor):
correr
to circulate
9. correr (estar a cargo de):
eso corre de [o por] mi cuenta (gastos)
I'm paying for that
eso corre de [o por] mi cuenta (un asunto)
I'm responsible for that
Wendungen:
el que no corre, vuela
≈ opportunity knocks but once Sprichw
II. correr [ko·ˈrrer] VERB trans
1. correr:
correr (un mueble)
to move
correr (una cortina)
to draw
correr (un cerrojo)
to slide
2. correr (un lugar):
correr
to travel over
correr mundo
to travel widely
3. correr MILIT:
correr
to overrun
4. correr (un caballo):
correr
to race
5. correr (la caza):
correr
to chase
6. correr (tener):
correr la misma suerte
to suffer the same fate
corre prisa
it's urgent
Wendungen:
dejar correr algo
not to worry about sth
correrla
to make a night of it
III. correr [ko·ˈrrer] VERB refl correrse
1. correr (moverse):
correr
to move
2. correr vulg (eyacular):
correr
to come
3. correr (colores):
correr
to run
corrido (-a) [ko·ˈrri·do] ADJ
1. corrido tb. ARCHIT:
corrido (-a)
continuous
2. corrido (cantidad):
corrido (-a)
large
un quilo corrido
a good kilo
3. corrido +ser (astuto):
corrido (-a)
astute
balcón [balˈkon] SUBST m
balcón
balcony
presente
yocorro
túcorres
él/ella/ustedcorre
nosotros/nosotrascorremos
vosotros/vosotrascorréis
ellos/ellas/ustedescorren
imperfecto
yocorría
túcorrías
él/ella/ustedcorría
nosotros/nosotrascorríamos
vosotros/vosotrascorríais
ellos/ellas/ustedescorrían
indefinido
yocorrí
túcorriste
él/ella/ustedcorrió
nosotros/nosotrascorrimos
vosotros/vosotrascorristeis
ellos/ellas/ustedescorrieron
futuro
yocorreré
túcorrerás
él/ella/ustedcorrerá
nosotros/nosotrascorreremos
vosotros/vosotrascorreréis
ellos/ellas/ustedescorrerán
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