suncare nell'Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traduzioni di suncare nel dizionario inglese»spagnolo

uncared-for [ʌnˈkɛːdˌfɔː] AGG

uncared-for garden/person:

uncared-for

descuidado

uncared-for

abandonado

an uncared-for look

un aire de abandono

uncaring [ingl am ˌənˈkɛrɪŋ, ingl brit ʌnˈkɛːrɪŋ] AGG

uncaring society/attitude:

uncaring

indiferente

he's a very uncaring father

se preocupa muy poco por sus hijos

scare away VB [ingl am skɛr -, ingl brit skɛː -], scare off VB (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

scare away animal:

scare away

espantar

scare away

ahuyentar

these problems have scared away or off the tourists

estos problemas han ahuyentado a los turistas

he puts on this manner to scare people off

actúa así para que la gente no se le acerque or para asustar a la gente

scare up VB [ingl am skɛr -, ingl brit skɛː -] ingl am (v + o + adv, v + adv + o) colloq

scare up (improvise)

improvisar

scare up (get)

conseguir

scare up (get)

agenciarse colloq

we can scare something up for supper

podemos improvisar algo para la cena

Mom scared up some costumes from the attic

mamá se agenció algunos disfraces en el desván colloq

bomb scare SOST

bomb scare

amenaza f de bomba

I.scare [ingl am skɛr, ingl brit skɛː] VB vb trans

scare person/animal:

scare

asustar

I wasn't the least bit scared by it

no me asustó nada

I wasn't the least bit scared by it

no me dio nada de miedo

you scared me!

¡qué susto me diste!

II.scare [ingl am skɛr, ingl brit skɛː] VB vb intr

scare

asustarse

she doesn't scare easily

no se asusta fácilmente

III.scare [ingl am skɛr, ingl brit skɛː] SOST

1. scare (fright, shock):

scare

susto m

to give sb a scare

darle un susto a alguien

you gave me the scare of my life!

¡me diste un susto de padre y señor mío!

2. scare (panic) GIORN:

the AIDS scare spread very rapidly

el pánico del sida cundió muy rápidamente

attr scare campaign

campaña f intimidatoria

don't try and use scare tactics on us

no intenten infundirnos miedo

don't try and use scare tactics on us

no intenten meternos miedo colloq

I.careful [ingl am ˈkɛrfəl, ingl brit ˈkɛːfʊl, ˈkɛːf(ə)l] AGG

1. careful (cautious):

careful

cuidadoso

careful

prudente

you should be more careful in future

tendrías que tener más cuidado en el futuro

you can't be too careful

toda prudencia es poca

be careful

(ten) cuidado

be careful going down the stairs

(ten) cuidado al bajar las escaleras

be careful you don't fall!

¡cuidado, no vayas a caerte!

be careful she doesn't trick you

ten cuidado de que no te vaya a engañar

be careful where you step/what you say

(ten) cuidado dónde pisas/con lo que dices

to be careful of sb/sth

tener cuidado con alguien/algo

be careful of pickpockets/the dog

ten cuidado con los carteristas/el perro

I have to be careful of drinking too much

tengo que tener cuidado de no beber demasiado

to be careful to + infin

procurar +  infin

be careful not to upset my mother

procura no disgustar a mi madre

I was careful to invite her as well

no se me pasó por alto invitarla

to be careful with sth

tener cuidado con algo

be careful with that vase

ten cuidado con ese jarrón

to be careful with one's money (thrifty)

cuidar el dinero

to be careful with one's money (mean) eufem

mirar mucho el dinero

2. careful (painstaking):

careful planning

cuidadoso

careful work

cuidado

careful work

esmerado

careful work

bien hecho

careful worker

meticuloso

after careful consideration of all the options

después de considerar detenidamente todas las opciones

II.careful [ingl am ˈkɛrfəl, ingl brit ˈkɛːfʊl, ˈkɛːf(ə)l] INTER

careful

(ten) cuidado

careful you don't fall!

¡cuidado, no vayas a caerte!

I.career [ingl am kəˈrɪr, ingl brit kəˈrɪə] SOST

career

carrera f

he made a career for himself in journalism or as a journalist

se forjó una carrera en el periodismo or como periodista

he made a career for himself in journalism or as a journalist

se abrió camino como periodista

attr careers adviser [or careers counsellor] ingl brit

orientador m (profesional) / orientadora f (profesional)

careers office

oficina f de orientación profesional

career path

trayectoria f profesional

career guidance

orientación f profesional

career guidance

orientación f vocacional CSud

career diplomat

diplomático m de carrera / diplomática f de carrera

career girl/woman

mujer f de carrera

II.career [ingl am kəˈrɪr, ingl brit kəˈrɪə] VB vb intr

career

ir a toda velocidad

a truck careered toward us

un camión se nos vino encima a toda velocidad

I.caress [ingl am kəˈrɛs, ingl brit kəˈrɛs] SOST

caress

caricia f

II.caress [ingl am kəˈrɛs, ingl brit kəˈrɛs] VB vb trans

caress

acariciar

I.careen [ingl am kəˈrin, ingl brit kəˈriːn] VB vb intr

1. careen NAUT:

careen

escorar(se)

2. careen (rush):

careen ingl am

ir a toda velocidad

II.careen [ingl am kəˈrin, ingl brit kəˈriːn] VB vb trans

careen

carenar

suncare nel dizionario PONS

Traduzioni di suncare nel dizionario inglese»spagnolo

uncared-for [ʌn·ˈkerd·fɔr] AGG

uncared-for

descuidado, -a

skincare SOST

skincare

cuidado m de la piel

scare away VB vb trans, scare off VB vb trans

scare away

ahuyentar

bomb scare SOST

bomb scare

alerta f de bomba

daycare [ˈdeɪ·ker] SOST

1. daycare:

daycare (for children)

servicio m de guardería

daycare (place)

guardería f

2. daycare (for the elderly):

daycare

atención f geriátrica de día

I.scare [sker] VB vb trans

scare

asustar

scare

julepear Arg, Par, Urug

scare

acholar Chile, Perù

to scare sb into/out of doing sth

espantar a alguien para que haga/no haga algo

to be scared stiff

estar muerto de miedo

to scare sb shitless volg

acojonar a alguien

II.scare [sker] VB vb intr

scare

asustarse

to (not) scare easily

(no) asustarse fácilmente

III.scare [sker] SOST

1. scare (fright):

scare

susto m

scare

julepe m AmLat

to have a scare

llevarse un sobresalto

to give sb a scare

dar un susto a alguien

2. scare (panic):

scare

pánico m

I.caress <-es> [kə·ˈres] SOST

caress

caricia f

II.caress [kə·ˈres] VB vb intr, vb trans

caress

acariciar

caress

barbear AmC

uncanny <-ier, -iest> [ʌn·ˈkæn·i] AGG

1. uncanny (mysterious):

uncanny

misterioso, -a

2. uncanny (remarkable):

uncanny

extraordinario, -a

to be uncanny how...

ser sorprendente cómo...

an uncanny knack

una destreza extraordinaria

career [kə·ˈrɪr] SOST

1. career (profession):

career

profesión f

2. career (working life):

career

carrera f profesional

career counselor SOST

career counselor

consejero (-a) m (f) de orientación profesional

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

inglese

There has also been a rise in sales of suncare for sensitive skin, up by 75%, along with children's suncare which is up by over 7%.

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Already zinc oxide is very expensive, and this is why the mainstream suncare brands use chemical sunscreens instead, which we believe are harmful to the body.

www.independent.co.uk

Although people have more choice and availability of suncare products than ever before, the message isn't getting through to some - and even that isn't enough, say the experts.

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