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perro zorro

Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford

dog fox SUBST

dog fox
zorro m
Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford

I. fox [americ fɑks, Brit fɒks] SUBST

1. fox (animal):

fox
zorro m
he's a sly old fox
es un viejo zorro
atrib fox cub
cachorro m de zorro

2.1. fox U (fur):

fox
zorro m
red/silver fox
zorro rojizo/plateado
red/silver fox atrib jacket/collar
de zorro

2.2. fox C (garment):

fox
zorros mpl

II. fox [americ fɑks, Brit fɒks] VERBO trans

1.1. fox (perplex):

fox coloq
confundir
fox coloq
dejar perplejo
the problem had him foxed
el problema lo tenía perplejo

1.2. fox (trick):

fox
engañar

2. fox (stain):

fox paper
manchar

III. fox [americ fɑks, Brit fɒks] VERBO intr

fox paper:

fox
mancharse

dog1 [americ dɔɡ, Brit dɒɡ] SUBST

1.1. dog ZOOL:

dog
perro m / perra f
dog (male canine)
macho m
I wouldn't do it to/wish it on a dog
no se lo haría/desearía a mi peor enemigo
it shouldn't happen to a dog
no le debería pasar a nadie
a dog's breakfast Brit
un desastre
a dog's breakfast Brit
un desaguisado
his desk always looks like a dog's breakfast
su mesa siempre está patas arriba coloq
a dog's life
una vida de perros
dressed or done up like a dog's dinner Brit
todo emperifollado coloq
it's (a case of) dog eat dog
hay una competencia brutal
like a dog with two tails Brit
como (un) niño con zapatos nuevos
not to have or stand a dog's chance
no tener ni la más remota posibilidad
to go to the dogs
venirse abajo
the country's going to the dogs
el país se viene abajo
to put on the dog americ coloq
darse tono
to put on the dog americ coloq
darse pisto Esp coloq
to put on the dog americ coloq
mandarse la(s) parte(s) CSur coloq
to treat sb like a dog
tratar a alguien como a un perro
every dog has its day
a todos les llega su momento de gloria
give a dog a bad name (and hang it) Brit
cría fama y échate a dormir or por un perro que maté, mataperros me llamaron
let sleeping dogs lie
mejor no revolver el asunto
let sleeping dogs lie
mejor es no meneallo coloq
you can't teach an old dog new tricks
loro viejo no aprende a hablar
dog license
licencia f para perro

1.2. dog <dogs, pl > (races) Brit coloq:

the dogs
las carreras de galgos

2. dog (fellow):

dog coloq, antiq
tipo m coloq
dull dog
tipo m aburrido coloq
gay dog
tipo m divertido coloq
lucky dog
tipo m con suerte coloq
sly dog
pillín m coloq

3.1. dog calão, pej (ugly woman):

dog
cardo m coloq
dog
callo m Esp coloq
dog
bagre m AmSul coloq

3.2. dog calão, pej (worthless thing):

dog americ
bodrio m coloq
dog americ
porquería f coloq

4. dog (clamp):

dog
grapa f

dog2 <Part pres dogging; pass, Part perf dogged> VERBO trans

1. dog (trouble):

dog often pass
perseguir
we've been dogged by bad luck from the beginning
la mala suerte nos ha perseguido desde el principio
to dog it americ
escurrir el bulto coloq

2. dog (follow closely):

dog
perseguir
to dog sb's footsteps or heels
pisarle los talones a alguien

no Dicionário PONS

I. fox [fɒks, americ fɑ:ks] SUBST

1. fox (animal):

fox
zorro m

2. fox sem pl (fur):

fox
piel f de zorro

3. fox coloq (cunning person):

an old fox
un viejo zorro

4. fox americ coloq (sexy woman):

fox
tía f buena

II. fox [fɒks, americ fɑ:ks] VERBO trans

1. fox (mystify):

fox
mistificar

2. fox (trick):

fox
engañar

I. dog [dɒg, americ dɑ:g] -gg- SUBST

dog (animal):

dog
perro(-a) m (f)
hunting dog
perro de caza
pet dog
perro mascota
the (dirty) dog! coloq
¡el muy canalla!

Expressões:

a dog's breakfast coloq
un revoltijo
he hasn't a dog's chance coloq
no tiene la más remota posibilidad
every dog has its day prov
a cada uno le llega su momento de gloria
to be done up like a dog's dinner
estar hecho un adefesio
to lead a dog's life
llevar una vida de perros
to be a dog in the manger
ser como el perro del hortelano
to give a dog a bad name Brit prov
por un perro que maté, mataperros me llamaron prov
to go to the dogs
ir de capa caída
to put on the dog
darse pisto

II. dog [dɒg, americ dɑ:g] -gg- VERBO trans (pursue)

dog
seguir
dog fig
acosar
Entrada OpenDict

dog SUBST

to let sleeping dogs lie coloc
evitar sacar a relucir problemas del pasado
it is better to let sleeping dogs lie ex.
es mejor dejar las cosas como están
no Dicionário PONS

I. fox [faks] SUBST

1. fox (animal):

fox
zorro m

2. fox (fur):

fox
piel f de zorro

3. fox coloq (cunning person):

an old fox
un viejo zorro

4. fox calão (sexy woman):

fox
tía f buena

II. fox [faks] VERBO trans

1. fox (mystify):

fox
mistificar

2. fox (trick):

fox
engañar

I. dog [dɔg] SUBST

1. dog:

dog
perro(-a) m (f)
hunting dog
perro de caza
pet dog
perro mascota

2. dog calão (unattractive person):

dog
callo m
dog
coco m
the (dirty) dog! (mean person)
¡el muy canalla!
the (dirty) dog! (failure: movie, product)
fiasco m

Expressões:

he doesn't have a dog's chance coloq
no tiene la más remota posibilidad
every dog has its day prov
a cada uno le llega su momento de gloria
every dog has its day prov
a cada cerdo le llega su san Martín
to lead a dog's life
llevar una vida de perros
to be a dog in the manger
ser como el perro del hortelano
to give a dog a bad name prov
por un perro que maté, mataperros me llamaron prov
it's a dog eat dog world
este mundo es un lugar despiadado
to go to the dogs
ir de capa caída

II. dog <-gg-> [dɔg] VERBO trans (pursue)

dog
perseguir
dog fig
acosar
Present
Ifox
youfox
he/she/itfoxes
wefox
youfox
theyfox
Past
Ifoxed
youfoxed
he/she/itfoxed
wefoxed
youfoxed
theyfoxed
Present Perfect
Ihavefoxed
youhavefoxed
he/she/ithasfoxed
wehavefoxed
youhavefoxed
theyhavefoxed
Past Perfect
Ihadfoxed
youhadfoxed
he/she/ithadfoxed
wehadfoxed
youhadfoxed
theyhadfoxed
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The tympanum of the south doorway contains a pair of lions with dog-like features surrounded by foliage.
en.wikipedia.org
A gentleman, who was standing on the beach with a large Newfoundland dog by his side, thought he saw how it could be managed.
www.thetelegram.com
By now his relations with his daughter have normalized, and she gets him a dog.
en.wikipedia.org
This year, pocket-size pups will have their day in the sun with the debut of a small-dog sprint of about 30 yards.
www.abqjournal.com
Play yelps are often confused for a sign of pain or distress: the dog not running away after the yelp occurs reveals the ruse.
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