ealousy nell'Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traduzioni di ealousy nel dizionario inglese»spagnolo

jealousy <pl jealousies> [ingl am ˈdʒɛləsi, ingl brit ˈdʒɛləsi] SOST

1. jealousy U (fear of rivalry):

jealousy

celos mpl

2. jealousy U or C (envy):

jealousy

envidia f

jealously [ingl am ˈdʒɛləsli, ingl brit ˈdʒɛləsli] AVV

1.1. jealously (enviously):

jealously

con envidia

1.2. jealously (possessively):

he jealously insisted she stop seeing her girlfriends

insistió, por celos, en que dejara de ver a sus amigas

2. jealously (protectively):

jealously

celosamente

a jealously guarded secret

un secreto celosamente guardado

jealous [ingl am ˈdʒɛləs, ingl brit ˈdʒɛləs] AGG

1.1. jealous (fearing rivalry):

jealous husband/lover

celoso

to get jealous

ponerse celoso

he does it to make you jealous

lo hace para que te pongas celosa

in a jealous rage

en un arrebato de celos

to be jealous of sb

estar celoso de alguien

to be jealous of sb

tener celos de alguien

1.2. jealous (envious):

jealous person/nature

envidioso

don't you feel jealous when you see … ?

¿no te da envidia ver …?

you're only jealous!

¡lo que tienes es envidia!

to be jealous of sth

envidiar algo

to be jealous of sb

tenerle envidia a alguien

2. jealous (protective):

to be jealous of sth

ser celoso de algo

zealously [ingl am ˈzɛləsli, ingl brit ˈzɛləsli] AVV

zealously study

con gran aplicación

zealously work

afanosamente

zealously work

con celo

zealous [ingl am ˈzɛləs, ingl brit ˈzɛləs] AGG

zealous follower

ferviente

zealous follower

entusiasta

zealous worker

que pone gran celo en su trabajo

zealous worker

entusiasta

mousy <mousier mousiest> [ingl am ˈmaʊsi, ingl brit ˈmaʊsi] AGG

1. mousy appearance:

mousy

de poquita cosa

he's very mousy

es muy poquita cosa

2. mousy (in color):

mousy hair

castaño desvaído adj inv

lousy <lousier lousiest> [ingl am ˈlaʊzi, ingl brit ˈlaʊzi] AGG

1.1. lousy (bad) colloq:

lousy food/weather

asqueroso colloq

a lousy film/party

una película/fiesta malísima

a lousy film/party

una película/fiesta de mierda volg sl

we had a lousy time

lo pasamos pésimo colloq

we had a lousy time

lo pasamos fatal Spagna colloq

that's the lousiest trick in the book

¡qué cochinada más grande! colloq

he's a lousy driver

maneja pésimo

he's a lousy driver

conduce pésimo Spagna

I'm feeling lousy today

hoy me siento pésimo

I'm feeling lousy today

hoy estoy fatal Spagna colloq

I'm lousy at languages/spelling

soy un desastre para los idiomas/en ortografía colloq

I got a lousy $50

me saqué 50 cochinos dólares colloq

I got a lousy $50

me saqué 50 chingados dólares Mess volg sl

1.2. lousy (swarming) sl pred:

to be lousy with sth he was lousy with money

estaba forrado (de dinero) colloq

to be lousy with sth he was lousy with money

estaba podrido en plata colloq

to be lousy with sth he was lousy with money

estaba podrido de dinero Spagna colloq

the place was lousy with cops

el lugar estaba plagado de policías

2. lousy (infested with lice):

lousy hair/child

lleno de piojos

lousy hair/child

plagado de piojos

anomalous [ingl am əˈnɑmələs, ingl brit əˈnɒm(ə)ləs] AGG form

anomalous

anómalo

delouse [ingl am diˈlaʊs, ingl brit diːˈlaʊs] VB vb trans

delouse

despiojar

head louse <pl head lice> SOST

head louse

piojo m de cabeza

ealousy nel dizionario PONS

Traduzioni di ealousy nel dizionario inglese»spagnolo

jealousy <-ies> [ˈdʒel·ə·si] SOST

1. jealousy (possessiveness):

jealousy

celos m pl

to be consumed by jealousy

estar consumido por los celos

2. jealousy (envy):

jealousy

envidia f

zealous [ˈzel·əs] AGG

zealous

ferviente

to be zealous in (doing) sth

poner gran celo en hacer algo

jealous [ˈdʒel·əs] AGG

1. jealous (envious):

jealous

envidioso, -a

to be jealous of sb

tener celos de alguien

to feel/be jealous

sentir/tener envidia

2. jealous (fiercely protective):

jealous

celoso, -a

to be jealous of sth

ser celoso de algo

lousy <-ier, -iest> [ˈlaʊ·zi] AGG

1. lousy (infested with lice):

lousy

piojoso, -a

2. lousy (of poor quality):

lousy

pésimo, -a

to feel lousy

sentirse fatal

3. lousy (nasty):

lousy

asqueroso, -a

locuzioni:

to be lousy with money sl

estar podrido de dinero

mousy [ˈmaʊ·si] AGG

1. mousy (shy):

mousy

apocado, -a

she is very mousy

es muy poquita cosa

2. mousy (brown):

mousy

pardo, -a

anomalous [ə·ˈnam·ə·ləs] AGG

anomalous

anómalo, -a

louse [laʊs] SOST

1. louse <lice> (insect):

louse

piojo m

2. louse <-es> sl (person):

louse

canalla mf

louse up VB vb trans sl

louse up

echar a perder

aloud [ə·ˈlaʊd] AVV

aloud

en voz alta

to think aloud

pensar en voz alta

blouse [blaʊs] SOST

blouse

blusa f