Sturges im Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Übersetzungen für Sturges im Englisch»Spanisch-Wörterbuch

sturgeon <pl sturgeon> [Am ˈstərdʒən, Brit ˈstəːdʒ(ə)n] SUBST C or U

sturgeon

esturión m

sturdy <sturdier sturdiest> [Am ˈstərdi, Brit ˈstəːdi] ADJ

1. sturdy (robust):

sturdy build/legs/figure

robusto

sturdy build/legs/figure

macizo

sturdy furniture/bicycle

sólido y resistente

sturdy fabric

fuerte

sturdy fabric

resistente

she comes from sturdy peasant stock

es de una familia de campesinos fuertes y robustos

2. sturdy (determined):

sturdy resistance/opposition

férreo

sturdy resistance/opposition

tenaz

sturdy resistance/opposition

inquebrantable

impairment charges SUBST Plsubst FIN

impairment charges

ajuste m del valor contable de un activo

bank charges SUBST Plsubst

bank charges

cargos mpl bancarios

I.pasture [Am ˈpæstʃər, Brit ˈpɑːstʃə] SUBST

1. pasture U (grazing land):

pasture

pastos mpl

2. pasture C (tract of grazing land):

pasture

prado m

pasture

potrero m LatAm

(fresh fields and) pastures new she felt it was time to move on to pastures new

sintió la necesidad de cambiar de aires or de buscar nuevos horizontes

to put sb out to pasture

jubilar a alguien ugs

3. pasture U (grass):

pasture

pasto m

pasture

pastura f

II.pasture [Am ˈpæstʃər, Brit ˈpɑːstʃə] VERB trans

pasture

apacentar

pasture

pastar

III.pasture [Am ˈpæstʃər, Brit ˈpɑːstʃə] VERB intr

pasture

pastar

pasture

pacer

I.surge [Am sərdʒ, Brit səːdʒ] SUBST

1. surge (movement):

the surge of the sea

la fuerza del oleaje

a surge of people

una oleada de gente

I was carried along by the surge of the crowd

me vi arrastrada por una marea de gente

he felt a surge of anger

sintió que lo invadía un sentimiento de ira

we felt a new surge of hope

sentimos renacer nuestras esperanzas

a surge in demand/sales

un repentino aumento de la demanda/las ventas

a power surge ELEK

una subida de tensión or de voltaje

2. surge (wave):

surge liter

ola f

II.surge [Am sərdʒ, Brit səːdʒ] VERB intr

1. surge (rush):

surge wave:

levantarse

surge sea:

hincharse

the crowd surged out through the gates

la gente salió en tropel por las puertas

anger/hatred surged up inside her

la ira/el odio la invadió or se apoderó de ella

to surge ahead

tomar la delantera

to surge ahead of sb

adelantársele a alguien

2. surge (increase sharply):

surge demand/sales/popularity:

aumentar vertiginosamente

I.gesture [Am ˈdʒɛstʃər, Brit ˈdʒɛstʃə] SUBST

1. gesture (of body):

gesture

gesto m

gesture

ademán m

a rude gesture

un gesto grosero

to make a gesture of annoyance/impatience

hacer un gesto de irritación/de impaciencia

2. gesture (token, expression):

gesture

gesto m

a gesture of defiance

un gesto desafiante

an empty/symbolic gesture

un gesto vacío/simbólico

the card arrived late, but it was a nice gesture

la tarjeta llegó tarde, pero fue todo un detalle

attr gesture politics

política f gestual or del gesto

II.gesture [Am ˈdʒɛstʃər, Brit ˈdʒɛstʃə] VERB intr

gesture

hacer gestos

she gestured in my direction

me hizo señas

I gestured to them to be quiet

les hice señas para que se callaran

I.scourge [Am skərdʒ, Brit skəːdʒ] SUBST

1. scourge (cause of suffering):

scourge

azote m

the scourge of war/famine

el azote or el flagelo de la guerra/del hambre

he was the scourge of crooked union bosses

era el azote de los dirigentes sindicales deshonestos

2. scourge (whip):

scourge liter

azote m

II.scourge [Am skərdʒ, Brit skəːdʒ] VERB trans

1. scourge (afflict):

scourge

azotar

a region scourged by famine/disease

una región azotada por la hambruna/la enfermedad

2. scourge (whip) arch, liter:

scourge person

azotar

I.posture [Am ˈpɑstʃər, Brit ˈpɒstʃə] SUBST

1. posture U or C:

posture (of body)

postura f

posture (intentional)

postura f

posture (intentional)

pose f

she has very bad posture

tiene muy mala postura

in a relaxed posture

en una postura or pose relajada

2. posture C (attitude):

posture form

postura f

to adopt a neutral/disinterested posture

adoptar una postura neutral/desinteresada

II.posture [Am ˈpɑstʃər, Brit ˈpɒstʃə] VERB intr

posture

hacer poses

posture

adoptar poses

I.purge [Am pərdʒ, Brit pəːdʒ] VERB trans

1. purge (cleanse):

purge bowels/body

purgar

purge pipe/boiler

purgar

you must purge this hatred from your soul, you must purge your soul of this hatred

debes desterrar ese odio de tu alma

2. purge POL:

purge party/government/committee

hacer una purga en

purge party/government/committee

purgar

to purge sth (of sb/sth)

purgar algo (de alguien/algo)

he purged the armed forces of extremist elements

purgó las fuerzas armadas de elementos extremistas

to purge sb (from sth)

expulsar a alguien (de algo)

3. purge (atone for):

purge guilt/sin

purgar

purge guilt/sin

expiar

II.purge [Am pərdʒ, Brit pəːdʒ] SUBST

purge MED, POL

purga f

Sturges im PONS Wörterbuch

Übersetzungen für Sturges im Englisch»Spanisch-Wörterbuch

sturgeon [ˈstɜr·dʒən] SUBST

sturgeon

esturión m

sturdy [ˈstɜr·di] ADJ

1. sturdy (robust):

sturdy

robusto, -a

sturdy person

fuerte

2. sturdy (resolute):

sturdy

decidido, -a

a sturdy defender of sth

un defensor acérrimo de algo

port charges SUBST Pl

port charges

derechos m Pl portuarios

bank charges SUBST

bank charges

gastos m Pl bancarios

I.splurge [splɜrdʒ] ugs VERB intr

splurge

derrochar dinero

II.splurge [splɜrdʒ] ugs VERB trans

splurge

derrochar

III.splurge [splɜrdʒ] ugs SUBST

splurge

derroche m

I.pasture [ˈpæs·tʃər] SUBST

1. pasture LANDW:

pasture

pasto m

2. pasture übtr:

new pastures

nuevos horizontes m Pl

to put sb out to pasture ugs

jubilar a alguien

II.pasture [ˈpæs·tʃər] VERB trans

pasture

apacentar

III.pasture [ˈpæs·tʃər] VERB intr

pasture

pacer

I.gesture [ˈdʒes·tʃər] SUBST

1. gesture (body movement):

gesture

gesto m

2. gesture (act):

gesture

muestra f

a gesture towards sb

un detalle con alguien

II.gesture [ˈdʒes·tʃər] VERB intr

gesture

hacer un ademán

III.gesture [ˈdʒes·tʃər] VERB trans

gesture

indicar con un ademán

I.purge [pɜrdʒ] VERB trans

1. purge MED, POL:

purge

purgar

to purge a group of extremist elements

purgar a un grupo de elementos extremistas

to purge sb from a party

expulsar a alguien de un partido

2. purge a. REL:

purge crime, sin

expiar

II.purge [pɜrdʒ] SUBST MED, POL

purge

purga f

I.scourge [skɜrdʒ] SUBST a. übtr

scourge

azote m

II.scourge [skɜrdʒ] VERB trans

1. scourge (inflict suffering):

scourge

azotar

2. scourge (whip):

scourge

flagelar

I.surge [sɜrdʒ] VERB intr

1. surge (move forward):

surge

abalanzarse

surge waves

levantarse

2. surge (increase):

surge

aumentar vertiginosamente

II.surge [sɜrdʒ] SUBST

surge of waves

oleaje m

surge of anger

arranque m

surge of indignation

ola f

surge of prices, support

aumento m repentino

power surge

sobrecarga f