repicarse no Dicionário de Espanhol-Inglês da Oxford

Traduções para repicarse no dicionário Espanhol»inglês

I.radicar VERBO intr

radicar problema/dificultad:

radicar

to lie

el problema radica en el mal uso de la tierra

the problem stems from o lies in the misuse of the land

el problema radica en el mal uso de la tierra

the root of the problem lies in the misuse of the land

II.radicarse VERBO vpr

radicarse

to settle

I.repicar VERBO intr

repicar

to ring out

repicar

to peal

II.repicar VERBO trans

repicar

to ring

I.picar VERBO trans

1.1. picar:

picar mosquito/víbora:

to bite

picar abeja/avispa:

to sting

¿te picaron los mosquitos anoche?

did you get bitten by the mosquitoes last night?

¿te picaron los mosquitos anoche?

did the mosquitoes get you last night? coloq

1.2. picar polilla:

una manta picada por las polillas

a moth-eaten blanket

las polillas me picaron el poncho

the moths got at my poncho

1.3. picar ave:

picar comida

to peck at

picar enemigo

to peck

1.4. picar anzuelo:

picar

to bite

1.5. picar coloq (comer):

picar

to eat

picar galletas entre horas engorda muchísimo

eating cookies between meals is very fattening

nos sirvió un aperitivo con algo para picar

he served us a drink and some nibbles

no quiero cenar, solo picar algo

I don't want supper, just a little snack o just a bite to eat

1.6. picar billete/boleto:

picar

to punch

1.7. picar (en tauromaquia):

picar

to stab

picar AGRIC, PEC

to goad

picar AGRIC, PEC

to prod

2. picar Méx (con una aguja, espina):

picar

to prick

3.1. picar CULIN:

picar cebolla/perejil

to chop

picar cebolla/perejil

to chop … up

picar carne Esp RioPr

to grind americ

picar carne Esp RioPr

to mince Brit

picar pan/manzana Ven

to cut

3.2. picar:

picar hielo

to crush

picar tierra

to break up

picar pared

to chip

picar piedra (deshacer, romper)

to break up

picar piedra (deshacer, romper)

to smash

picar (labrar, astillar)

to work

picar (labrar, astillar)

to chip away at

4. picar dientes/muelas:

picar

to rot

picar

to decay

el azúcar pica los dientes

sugar rots your teeth o gives you tooth decay

5. picar (en billar):

picar bola

to put spin on

6. picar Peru coloq (obtener dinero):

picar

to get (some) money from

picar

to get (some) money out of

voy a picar a mi viejo

I'm going to get some money out of my old man coloq

voy a picar a mi viejo

I'm going to touch my old man for some money coloq

7.1. picar:

picar (incitar)

to spur on

picar (ofender, enfadar)

to upset

picar (ofender, enfadar)

to hurt

7.2. picar:

picar amor propio

to wound

picar amor propio

to hurt

picar curiosidad

to pique

picar curiosidad

to arouse

8. picar papel:

picar

to perforate

9. picar MÚS:

picar

to play … staccato

II.picar VERBO intr

1.1. picar (morder el anzuelo):

picar

to bite

picar

to take the bait

ha picado un pez grande

we've got o hooked a big one

el cliente picó

the customer rose to o took the bait

le tendimos una trampa y picó

we set a trap for him and he fell for it

picar alto

to aim high

1.2. picar (comer):

picar

to nibble

siempre anda picando entre comidas

he's always eating o nibbling between meals

2.1. picar comida:

picar

to be hot

esta mostaza pica mucho

this mustard's really hot

esta mostaza pica mucho

this mustard really burns your mouth

2.2. picar (producir comezón):

picar lana/suéter:

to itch

picar lana/suéter:

to be itchy

me pica la espalda

my back itches o is itchy

¿te pican los ojos?

are your eyes stinging o smarting?

2.3. picar coloq (quemar):

¡cómo pica el sol hoy!

the sun's really burning o scorching today!

2.4. picar Méx → pinchar

3. picar lat-amer pelota:

picar

to bounce

la pelota picó fuera

the ball bounced o went out

hacer picar la pelota

to bounce the ball

4. picar Esp motor:

picar

to knock

picar

to pink Brit

5. picar RioPr calão (irse, largarse):

picar

to split calão

picar

to beat it calão

picarle Méx coloq

to get a move on coloq

picarle Méx coloq

to move it Brit coloq

III.picarse VERBO vpr

1.1. picarse:

picarse muelas:

to decay

picarse muelas:

to rot

picarse manguera/llanta:

to perish

picarse cacerola/pava:

to rust

picarse ropa:

to get moth-eaten

1.2. picarse:

picarse manzana:

to rot

picarse manzana:

to go rotten

picarse vino:

to go sour

2. picarse mar:

picarse

to get choppy

3. picarse coloq:

picarse (enfadarse)

to get annoyed

picarse (enfadarse)

to get in a huff coloq

picarse (ofenderse)

to take offense americ

picarse (ofenderse)

to take offence Brit

picarse (ofenderse)

to be piqued

hombre, no te piques; si solo era una broma

come on, don't get annoyed, it was only a joke coloq

anda picado

he's in a huff coloq

4. picarse:

picarse avión:

to nose-dive

picarse pájaro:

to dive

5.1. picarse calão (inyectarse):

picarse

to shoot up calão

5.2. picarse Méx → pinchar

Expressões:

picárselas RioPr calão (irse)

to split calão

picárselas RioPr calão (irse)

to be off coloq

picárselas RioPr calão (irse)

to take off americ coloq

yo me las pico

I'm off coloq

a las nueve me las pico

I have to be going o to take off at nine coloq

Veja também: pinchar

I.pinchar VERBO trans

1.1. pinchar:

pinchar globo/balón

to burst

pinchar rueda

to puncture

pincharon las cuatro ruedas

they punctured (o slashed etc.) all four tires

1.2. pinchar (con alfiler, espina):

pinchar

to prick

1.3. pinchar (para recoger):

pinchar

to spear

pinchó una aceituna con el palillo

she speared an olive with the cocktail stick

ni pinchar ni cortar coloq él en la oficina ni pincha ni corta

he doesn't have any clout in the office

yo aquí ni pincho ni corto

my opinion doesn't count for anything around here

yo aquí ni pincho ni corto

I don't have any say in what goes on here

2.1. pinchar coloq (poner una inyección):

pinchar

to give … a shot coloq

pinchar

to give … a jab Brit coloq

2.2. pinchar coloq (provocar):

pinchar

to needle coloq

pinchar

to goad

pinchar

to wind … up Brit coloq

2.3. pinchar coloq (incitar, azuzar):

pinchar

to egg … on

3. pinchar teléfono:

pinchar

to tap

pinchar

to bug

4. pinchar COMPUT:

pinchar

to click on

5. pinchar Esp coloq discos:

pinchar

to play

6. pinchar Chile coloq (conseguir):

pinchar

to get (by luck)

II.pinchar VERBO intr

1. pinchar (herir):

cuidado con esa planta, que pincha

careful with that plant, it's prickly

necesitas afeitarte, ya pinchas

you need a shave, you're bristly

2. pinchar MOTOR:

pinchar

to get a flat tire americ

pinchar

to get a flat tyre Brit

pinchar

to get a flat

pinchar

to get a puncture

3. pinchar COMPUT:

pinchar

to click

pinchar en o sobre algo

to click on sth

pinchar con el botón derecho (del ratón) en algo

to right-click sth

4. pinchar (perder):

pinchar

to be beaten

pinchar

to get beaten

5. pinchar Chile coloq (con el sexo opuesto):

pincha con el profesor de inglés

the English teacher has the hots for her coloq

6. pinchar Esp coloq (en póker):

pinchar

to ante up coloq

pinchar

to put in (one's stake money)

III.pincharse VERBO vpr

1.1. pincharse refl (accidentalmente):

pincharse

to prick oneself

me pinché el dedo

I pricked my finger

1.2. pincharse refl coloq (inyectarse):

pincharse

to shoot up calão

pincharse

to jack up calão

2. pincharse:

pincharse rueda/neumático:

to puncture

pincharse globo/balón:

to burst

tienes una rueda pinchada

you've got a puncture

tienes una rueda pinchada

you have a flat o a flat tire

se me pinchó un neumático

I got a flat tire o a flat o a puncture

osificarse VERBO vpr

osificarse

to ossify

epicardio SUBST m

epicardio

epicardium

epicarpio SUBST m

epicarpio

epicarp

I.ubicar VERBO trans lat-amer

1. ubicar (colocar, situar):

me ubicaron al lado del festejado

they placed o seated o put me next to the guest of honor

ubicó a los soldados en posición de fuego

he got the soldiers into firing position

el triunfo de ayer ubicó al equipo en segundo lugar

yesterday's victory has put the team in second place

ubicar las sillas para la reunión

to set out o arrange the chairs for the meeting

ubica la acción en la selva amazónica

he sets the story in the Amazonian rain forest

2. ubicar (localizar):

ubicar

to find

no consigo ubicar el párrafo

I can't find the paragraph

ubicaron al niño perdido

they traced o found o located the missing boy

no lo he podido ubicar en todo el día

I haven't been able to locate him all day

no lo he podido ubicar en todo el día

I haven't been able to get hold of him all day coloq

ubicaron el avión perdido

they located the missing plane

3. ubicar (identificar):

lo ubico solo de nombre

I only know him by name

ubiqué tu auto por el color

I recognized your car by the color

me suena el nombre, pero no lo ubico

the name rings a bell, but I can't quite place him

II.ubicarse VERBO vpr

1.1. ubicarse lat-amer (situarse, colocarse):

tienes que ubicarte en la primera fila si quieres ver bien

you have to sit (o stand etc.) in the front row if you want to get a good view

nos ubicamos en un lugar privilegiado

we got really good seats

cuando estén todos ubicados me llaman

give me a call when you're all ready

1.2. ubicarse lat-amer (en un empleo):

ubicarse

to fix oneself up with a good job

ubicarse

to get oneself a good job

1.3. ubicarse lat-amer (orientarse):

ubicarse

to find one's way around

no me ubico todavía en esta ciudad

I still have trouble finding my way around this city o orienting myself in this city

¿te ubicas?

have you got your bearings?

¿te ubicas?

do you know where you are?

2. ubicarse esp. lat-amer (estar situado):

ubicarse

to be

ubicarse

to be situated

ubicarse

to be located

la catedral se ubica al norte de la ciudad

the cathedral is (situated o located) in the north of the city

el equipo se ubica en los primeros puestos de la clasificación

the team is at the top of the division

I.achicar VERBO trans

1.1. achicar chaqueta/vestido:

achicar

to take in

1.2. achicar persona:

los reveses que ha sufrido lo han ido achicando

the setbacks he's suffered have gradually diminished his confidence

nada lo achica

nothing daunts him

nada lo achica

he's not daunted by anything

intentaron achicarnos a base de patadas

they tried to intimidate us by playing rough

2. achicar agua:

achicar

to bail out

II.achicarse VERBO vpr

no te achiques y dile lo que piensas

don't be intimidated o don't feel daunted, tell him what you think

I.picarón² (picarona) SUBST m (f) coloq (persona)

picarón (picarona)

crafty devil coloq

picarón (picarona)

wily devil coloq

II.picarón SUBST m (buñuelo)

picarón Chile Peru

type of doughnut

I.dedicar VERBO trans

1. dedicar esfuerzos/tiempo:

dedicar algo a algo

to devote sth to sth

dedico mucho tiempo a la lectura

I devote a lot of time to reading

ha dedicado su vida entera a esta causa

she has dedicated o devoted her whole life to this cause

2. dedicar (destinar) habitación/campo:

dedicar algo a algo

to give sth over to sth

vamos a dedicar este cuarto a archivo

we're going to set this room aside for o give this room over to the files

3. dedicar (ofrendar, ofrecer):

dedicar

to dedicate

le dedicó la obra a su profesor

she dedicated the play to her teacher

quisiera dedicar esta canción a …

I'd like to dedicate this song to …

me regaló una copia dedicada

she gave me a signed copy

4. dedicar REL:

dedicar

to dedicate

II.dedicarse VERBO vpr

dedicarse a algo

to devote oneself to sth

¿a qué se dedica tu padre?

what does your father do?

dejó de trabajar para dedicarse a sus hijos

she gave up work to devote herself to the children

(dedicarse a + infinit.) se dedica a pintar en sus ratos libres

she spends her free time painting

(dedicarse a + infinit.) se dedica a pintar en sus ratos libres

she paints in her free time

se dedica a hacerme la vida imposible

he does his best to make my life impossible

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Traduções para repicarse no dicionário Espanhol»inglês

I.repicar <c → qu> [rre·pi·ˈkar] VERBO intr

repicar (campanas)

to ring

repicar (campanas)

to peal

repicar (castañuelas)

to click

II.repicar <c → qu> [rre·pi·ˈkar] VERBO trans

1. repicar:

repicar (campanas)

to ring

repicar (instrumento)

to play

2. repicar (despedazar):

repicar

to mince

III.repicar <c → qu> [rre·pi·ˈkar] VERBO reflex

repicar repicarse:

repicar

to boast

abanicar(se) <c → qu> [a·βa·ni·ˈkar·(se)] VERBO trans, (reflex)

abanicar(se)

to fan (oneself)

I.picardear [pi·kar·de·ˈar] VERBO intr

picardear

to get into mischief

II.picardear [pi·kar·de·ˈar] VERBO reflex

picardear

to fall into bad ways

entecarse <c → qu> [en·te·ˈkar·se] VERBO reflex Chile (emperrarse)

entecarse

to be stubborn

I.tocar <c → qu> [to·ˈkar] VERBO trans

1. tocar (contacto):

tocar

to touch

tocar

to feel

tócame la frente (y dime si está caliente)

feel my forehead (and tell me if it's hot)

tocar de cerca algo fig

to hit home

tocar fondo

to hit bottom

¡no lo toques!

don't touch it!

2. tocar MÚS:

tocar

to play

tocar (campana)

to ring

tocar (tambor)

to beat

tocar la bocina

to blow the horn

tocar alarma

to sound the alarm

tocar a muerto

to toll (a death knell)

el reloj tocó las tres

the clock struck three

tocar el timbre

to ring the doorbell

3. tocar (modificar):

tocar

to change

4. tocar (chocar):

tocar

to run into

5. tocar (afectar):

tocar

to affect

tocar en el corazón

to touch one's heart

II.tocar <c → qu> [to·ˈkar] VERBO intr

1. tocar (corresponder):

te toca a ti decidir

it's up to you to decide

te toca jugar

it's your turn

hoy me toca salir

today I have to go out

2. tocar (obligación):

me toca barrer el patio todas las mañanas

I have to sweep the courtyard every morning

3. tocar (llegar el momento oportuno):

tocar

to be time

toca ir a la compra

it's time to do the shopping

4. tocar (caer en suerte):

tocar

to fall

le tocó a él hacerlo

it fell to him to do it

le tocó el premio gordo

he/she won the grand prize

5. tocar (estar muy cerca):

tocar

to verge on

6. tocar (ser parientes):

tocar

to be related

III.tocar <c → qu> [to·ˈkar] VERBO reflex tocarse

1. tocar (estar en contacto):

tocar

to touch

2. tocar (peinarse):

tocar

to do one's hair

3. tocar (cubrirse la cabeza):

tocarse con un sombrero

to wear a hat

tocarse con un pañuelo

to cover one's head with a scarf

Expressões:

los extremos se tocan prov

extremes meet prov

tocárselas coloq

to beat it

I.secar <c → qu> [seˈkar] VERBO trans

1. secar (deshumedecer):

secar

to dry

2. secar (enjugar):

secar

to wipe

3. secar (cicatrizar):

secar

to heal

II.secar <c → qu> [seˈkar] VERBO reflex secarse

1. secar (deshumedecer):

secar

to dry up

2. secar (enjugar):

secar

to wipe up

3. secar:

secar (desecarse)

to dry up

secar (fuente)

to run dry

4. secar (curarse):

secar

to heal up

5. secar (insensibilizarse):

secar

to become hardened

6. secar (estar sediento):

secar

to be very thirsty

secarse de sed

to have a raging thirst

salpicar <c → qu> [sal·pi·ˈkar] VERBO trans

1. salpicar:

salpicar (rociar)

to sprinkle

salpicar (con pintura)

to splash

salpicar la mesa de flores

to decorate the table with flowers

2. salpicar (manchar):

salpicar

to spatter

picardía [pi·kar·ˈdi·a] SUBST f

1. picardía (malicia):

picardía

roguishness

2. picardía (travesura):

una picardía

a dirty trick

3. picardía (broma):

picardía

joke

picaresco (-a) [pi·ka·ˈres·ko, -a] ADJ

1. picaresco (astuto):

picaresco (-a)

cunning

2. picaresco (comentario):

picaresco (-a)

mischievous

picarón [pi·ka·ˈron] SUBST m lat-amer

picarón

fritter