Kampf nell'Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traduzioni di Kampf nel dizionario inglese»spagnolo

Phi Beta Kappa [ingl am ˌfaɪ ˌbeɪdə ˈkæpə, ingl brit ˌfʌɪ ˌbiːtə ˈkapə] SOST (in US)

Phi Beta Kappa

asociación de personas que se han distinguido en sus estudios

I.stamp [ingl am stæmp, ingl brit stamp] SOST

1.1. stamp:

stamp

sello m

stamp

estampilla f AmLat

stamp

timbre m Mess

attr stamp album

álbum m de sellos (or estampillas etc.)

stamp dealer

comerciante filatélico m / comerciante filatélica f

1.2. stamp:

trading stamp

cupón m

trading stamp

vale m

1.3. stamp:

revenue stamp

timbre m

2.1. stamp (instrument):

stamp

sello m

stamp

timbre m Cile

rubber stamp

sello m (de goma)

rubber stamp

timbre m (de goma) Cile

metal stamp

cuño m

metal stamp

sello m

2.2. stamp (printed mark):

stamp

sello m

visa stamp

sello de visado

3. stamp (character):

stamp

impronta f

his work bears the stamp of genius

su obra lleva la impronta or el sello (distintivo) de la genialidad

a principal who left her stamp on the institute

una directora que dejó su impronta or huella en el instituto

a woman of that stamp form

una mujer como ella

4. stamp (sound):

we could hear the stamp of marching feet

oíamos pasos de marcha

II.stamp [ingl am stæmp, ingl brit stamp] VB vb trans

1. stamp (with foot):

stamp ground

dar una patada en

to stamp one's foot

dar una patada en el suelo

to stamp sth down

apisonar algo

2. stamp letter/parcel:

stamp

franquear

stamp

ponerle sellos a

stamp

estampillar AmLat

stamp

timbrar Mess

send a self-addressed stamped envelope

envíe un sobre franqueado con su dirección

send a self-addressed stamped envelope

envíe un sobre estampillado con su dirección AmLat

send a self-addressed stamped envelope

envíe un sobre timbrado con su dirección Mess

3.1. stamp passport/ticket:

stamp

sellar

he stamped the invoice with the date

selló la factura con la fecha

3.2. stamp coin:

stamp

acuñar

stamp

troquelar

the words were stamped on her memory

tenía las palabras grabadas en la memoria

she stamped her personal style on the company

dejó su impronta en la compañía

she stamped her personal style on the company

le imprimió su sello personal a la compañía

III.stamp [ingl am stæmp, ingl brit stamp] VB vb intr

1. stamp (with foot):

stamp person:

dar patadas en el suelo

stamp horse:

piafar

2. stamp (walk):

she stamped upstairs/out of the room

subió la escalera/salió de la casa pisando fuerte

I.tramp [ingl am træmp, ingl brit tramp] VB vb intr + avv compl

1. tramp (walk heavily):

the prisoners tramped along in the rain

los prisioneros marchaban pesadamente bajo la lluvia

I tramped all over town looking for you

me recorrí toda la ciudad buscándote

2. tramp (hike):

they tramped all over Belgium

se recorrieron toda Bélgica a pie

we tramped to the nearest village

fuimos a pie or caminamos hasta el pueblo más cercano

they went tramping in the mountains

fueron de excursión a la montaña

II.tramp [ingl am træmp, ingl brit tramp] VB vb trans

1. tramp (walk around):

tramp town/city

recorrerse (a pie)

tramp town/city

patearse colloq

2. tramp (tread) + avv compl dirt/snow:

she tramped mud all over the kitchen floor

ensució or llenó de barro todo el suelo de la cocina

to tramp the earth down

apisonar la tierra

III.tramp [ingl am træmp, ingl brit tramp] SOST

1.1. tramp C (vagrant):

tramp

vagabundo m / vagabunda f

1.2. tramp C (loose woman) ingl am:

tramp colloq

mujerzuela f

tramp colloq

golfa f Spagna colloq

1.3. tramp C:

tramp, a. tramp steamer

vapor m volandero

2.1. tramp senza pl (walk):

tramp

caminata f

2.2. tramp senza pl (sound):

tramp

ruido m de pasos

I.damp <damper dampest> [ingl am dæmp, ingl brit damp] AGG

damp air/clothing/house:

damp

húmedo

there are damp patches on the ceiling

hay manchas de humedad en el techo

the house smells damp

la casa huele a humedad

II.damp [ingl am dæmp, ingl brit damp] SOST U

damp

humedad f

III.damp [ingl am dæmp, ingl brit damp] VB vb trans

1.1. damp (check):

damp vibration

amortiguar

1.2. damp fire:

damp

sofocar

1.3. damp enthusiasm/excitement:

damp

apagar

damp

enfriar

2. damp (moisten):

damp ironing

humedecer

damp ironing

mojar

I.vamp¹ [ingl am væmp, ingl brit vamp] SOST

1. vamp (on shoe):

vamp

empeine m

2. vamp MUS:

vamp

acompañamiento m improvisado

II.vamp¹ [ingl am væmp, ingl brit vamp] VB vb trans

vamp

improvisar

III.vamp¹ [ingl am væmp, ingl brit vamp] VB vb intr

vamp

improvisar

I.time-stamp [ˈtaɪmˌstæmp] SOST

time-stamp

sello m de tiempo

II.time-stamp [ˈtaɪmˌstæmp] VB vb trans

time-stamp

timbrar con el sello de tiempo

I.cramp [ingl am kræmp, ingl brit kramp] SOST

1. cramp U or C:

cramp

calambre m

cramp

rampa f Spagna

I've got (a) cramp in my leg

se me ha acalambrado la pierna

I've got (a) cramp in my leg

me ha dado un calambre en la pierna

I've got (a) cramp in my leg

me ha dado (una) rampa en la pierna Spagna

(stomach) cramps

retorcijones en el estómago

(stomach) cramps

retortijones en el estómago Spagna

I got writer's cramp

me empezó a doler la mano de tanto escribir

2. cramp C EDIL:

cramp, a. cramp iron

grapa f

II.cramp [ingl am kræmp, ingl brit kramp] VB vb trans

1.1. cramp (cram):

cramp

apretujar

1.2. cramp (limit):

cramp work/progress

entorpecer

to cramp sb's style

cortarle los vuelos a alguien

2. cramp (fasten with cramp):

cramp

grapar

cramp

engrapar

I.rubber stamp [ingl am ˈrəbər stæmp, ingl brit] SOST

1. rubber stamp (device):

rubber stamp

sello m

rubber stamp

tampón m

2. rubber stamp (approval):

rubber stamp

visto m bueno

it got or was given the rubber stamp

le dieron el visto bueno

the Assembly was merely a rubber stamp for his policies

la Asamblea no tenía otra función que la de refrendar sus políticas

II.rubber-stamp VB vb trans

1. rubber-stamp paper/invoice:

rubber-stamp

sellar

2. rubber-stamp (approve):

rubber-stamp decision/proposal/application

autorizar

I.clamp [ingl am klæmp, ingl brit klamp] SOST

1. clamp EDIL:

clamp

abrazadera f

clamp (in carpentry)

tornillo m de banco

2. clamp MED:

clamp

pinza f

clamp

clamp m

3. clamp ODONT:

clamp

clamp m

4. clamp ingl brit:

wheel clamp

cepo m

II.clamp [ingl am klæmp, ingl brit klamp] VB vb trans

1. clamp (join, fasten):

clamp

sujetar con abrazaderas

2. clamp ingl brit AUTO CORSE colloq:

to clamp a car

ponerle el cepo a un coche

I.ramp [ingl am ræmp, ingl brit ramp] SOST

1.1. ramp (slope):

ramp

rampa f

entrance or on ramp ingl am

vía f de acceso (a una autopista)

exit or off ramp ingl am

vía f de salida (de una autopista)

1.2. ramp (on ship, aircraft):

ramp (for passengers)

escalerilla f

ramp (for vehicles)

rampa f

1.3. ramp (platform):

ramp

elevador m

1.4. ramp (hump):

ramp ingl brit

desnivel m

speed ramp

→ speed bump

2. ramp (swindle) ingl brit:

ramp sl

timo m colloq

ramp sl

robo m a mano armada colloq

II.ramp [ingl am ræmp, ingl brit ramp] VB vb trans ingl brit colloq

ramp

manipular

Vedi anche: speed bump

speed bump SOST

speed bump

badén m

speed bump

guardia m tumbado Spagna

speed bump

tope m Mess

speed bump

policía m acostado Col

speed bump

lomo m de burro RíoPl

speed bump

baden m Cile

Kampf nel dizionario PONS

Traduzioni di Kampf nel dizionario inglese»spagnolo

I.stamp [stæmp] SOST

1. stamp:

stamp (postage stamp)

sello m

stamp (postage stamp)

estampilla f AmLat

stamp (device)

tampón m

stamp (mark)

sello m

2. stamp (characteristic quality):

stamp

impronta f

3. stamp (with foot):

stamp

patada f

II.stamp [stæmp] VB vb trans

1. stamp (place postage stamp on):

stamp

pegar un sello en

2. stamp (impress a mark on):

stamp

estampar

locuzioni:

to stamp one's foot

patear

III.stamp [stæmp] VB vb intr

stamp

patalear

I.tramp [træmp] VB vb intr

1. tramp (walk heavily):

tramp

andar con pasos pesados

2. tramp (go on foot):

tramp

ir a pie

II.tramp [træmp] VB vb trans

tramp

pisar con fuerza

III.tramp [træmp] SOST

1. tramp senza pl (sound):

tramp

pisada m fuerte

2. tramp senza pl (walk):

tramp

caminata f

to go for a tramp

ir de caminata

3. tramp (down-and-out):

tramp

vagabundo m

4. tramp ingl am pegg (woman):

tramp

fulana f

I.vamp¹ [væmp] SOST

1. vamp (of a shoe):

vamp

empeine m

2. vamp MUS:

vamp

acompañamiento m improvisado

II.vamp¹ [væmp] VB vb trans

1. vamp shoe:

vamp

poner el empeine a

2. vamp MUS:

vamp

improvisar un acompañamiento para

III.vamp¹ [væmp] VB vb intr MUS

vamp

improvisar un acompañamiento

I.damp [dæmp] AGG

damp

húmedo, -a

II.damp [dæmp] SOST senza pl ingl brit, ingl Aus

damp

humedad f

III.damp [dæmp] VB vb trans

1. damp (wet slightly):

damp

humedecer

2. damp a. fig:

damp FIS, TECN

amortiguar

damp MUS sound

apagar

3. damp (extinguish):

to damp (down) flames, fire

sofocar

to damp (down) enthusiasm

enfriar

to damp down sb's spirits

desalentar a alguien

I.camp² [kæmp] SOST senza pl

(high) camp

amaneramiento m

II.camp² [kæmp] AGG

camp (affected)

afectado, -a

camp (effeminate)

amanerado, -a

III.camp² [kæmp] VB vb trans

to camp it up

actuar con afectación

I.champ [tʃæmp] SOST colloq

champ

campeón(-ona) m (f)

II.champ [tʃæmp] VB vb intr

champ

masticar

locuzioni:

to champ at the bit

estar impaciente

III.champ [tʃæmp] VB vb trans

champ

masticar

I.clamp [klæmp] SOST

1. clamp ARCHIT:

clamp

abrazadera f

wheel clamp ingl brit

cepo m

2. clamp TECN:

clamp

tornillo m de banco

II.clamp [klæmp] VB vb trans

1. clamp (fasten together):

clamp

sujetar con abrazaderas

2. clamp (impose forcefully):

clamp

imponer

3. clamp ingl brit (immobilise a vehicle):

to clamp a car

poner el cepo a un coche

I.cramp [kræmp] VB vb trans

cramp

poner obstáculos a

to cramp sb's style

cortar las alas a alguien

II.cramp [kræmp] SOST

cramp

calambre m

I.rubber-stamp VB vb trans

rubber-stamp decision:

rubber-stamp

dar el visto bueno a

II.rubber-stamp SOST (device)

rubber-stamp

sello m de goma

I.swamp [swɒmp, ingl am swɑ:mp] SOST

swamp

pantano m

swamp

suampo m AmC

swamp

wampa f Mess

II.swamp [swɒmp, ingl am swɑ:mp] VB vb trans (flood)

swamp

inundar

to swamp sb (with sth)

abrumar a alguien (con algo)

to be swamped with sth

estar agobiado de algo