curtsy nell'Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traduzioni di curtsy nel dizionario inglese»spagnolo

I.curtsy <pl curtsies> [ingl am ˈkərtsi, ingl brit ˈkəːtsi] SOST

curtsy

reverencia f (que hacen las mujeres agachándose)

to make or drop a curtsy to sb

hacerle una reverencia a alguien

II.curtsy <curtsies, curtsying, curtsied> [ingl am ˈkərtsi, ingl brit ˈkəːtsi] VB vb intr

curtsy

hacer una reverencia

to curtsy to sb

hacerle una reverencia a alguien

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to bob a curtsy

hacer una reverencia or inclinación

Traduzioni di curtsy nel dizionario spagnolo»inglese

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reverencia (de mujer, niña)

curtsy

curtsy nel dizionario PONS

Traduzioni di curtsy nel dizionario inglese»spagnolo

I.curts(e)y [ˈkə:tsi, ingl am ˈkɜ:rt-] VB vb intr

curts(e)y

hacer una reverencia

II.curts(e)y [ˈkə:tsi, ingl am ˈkɜ:rt-] SOST

curts(e)y

reverencia f

to make a curtsy to sb

hacer una reverencia a alguien

curtsy Esempi dal dizionario PONS (verificati dalla Redazione)

to make a curtsy to sb

hacer una reverencia a alguien

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

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Royal wedding spawns a business in manners that teaches young girls everything from how to curtsy to handling a spoon at a tea party.

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He asked the audience to hold applause until the final, and collective, curtsies.

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Harry landed on the green and the second time he met the nervous guests with a delightful curtsy that had everyone cheering.

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I understand she curtsied once, and only once, to her daughter and that was at her coronation.

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Hands will be waved, flowers will be collected, skirts will be curtsied.

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Perhaps because we curtsy to a foreign monarch and fly her flag on ours?

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Try 12 curtsies on each side and work up to three sets.

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The curtsy lunge works out your legs, glutes and thighs.

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Everyone's all dressed up and it's all very formal, you learn how to curtsy and it's all very, very formal.

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The word curtsy is a phonological change from courtesy known in linguistics as syncope.

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