GO-BETWEEN - Tradução inglês-Espanhol

inglês

espanhol

go-between [americ ˈɡoʊ bəˌtwin, Brit ˈɡəʊbɪtwiːn] SUBST

go-between (intermediary)

intermediario m / intermediaria f

go-between (intermediary)

mediador m / mediadora f

go-between (messenger)

mensajero m / mensajera f

go-between (between lovers)

alcahuete m / alcahueta f

espanhol

inglês

celestina SUBST f coloq, humor

celestina

procuress lit

celestina

go-between

intermediario² (intermediaria) SUBST m (f)

1. intermediario COM:

intermediario (intermediaria)

middleman

intermediario (intermediaria)

intermediary

2. intermediario (mediador):

intermediario (intermediaria)

intermediary

intermediario (intermediaria)

mediator

intermediario (intermediaria)

go-between

alcahuete (alcahueta) SUBST m (f)

1. alcahuete antiq (mediador):

alcahuete (alcahueta)

go-between

alcahuete (alcahueta)

procurer arcaico

2. alcahuete CSur coloq:

alcahuete (alcahueta) (chismoso)

gossip coloq

alcahuete (alcahueta) (soplón)

tattletale americ coloq

alcahuete (alcahueta) (soplón)

telltale Brit coloq

I. alcahuetear VERBO intr

1. alcahuetear (hacer de mediador):

alcahuetear

to act as a go-between

alcahuetear

to procure

2. alcahuetear CSur coloq (chismear):

alcahuetear

to gossip coloq

II. alcahuetear VERBO trans

1. alcahuetear coloq (delatar):

alcahuetear

to tell on coloq

alcahuetear

to snitch on coloq

2. alcahuetear And coloq (auspiciar):

el abuelo les alcahuetea las travesuras

their granddad lets them get away with all kinds of things

nos alcahueteaba los paseos

she covered for us when we went for walks together

puente² SUBST m puente

1. puente ENGENH:

puente

bridge

sirvió de puente entre las autoridades y los secuestradores

he acted as intermediary between o as a go-between for the authorities and the kidnappers

tender puente o un puente

to build bridges

2.1. puente MED DENT:

puente

bridge

2.2. puente MÚS:

puente

bridge

2.3. puente (de anteojos):

puente

bridge

3. puente ELETRÓN:

puente

bridge circuit

puente

bridge

le tuve que hacer el o un puente MOTOR

I had to hot-wire it

4. puente (vacación):

puente

≈ long weekend (linked to a public holiday by an extra day's holiday in between)

el martes es fiesta, así que seguramente haremos puente

Tuesday's a public holiday so we'll probably get Monday off as well

puente de mayo (junio, etc)

the May (June, etc) long weekend

5. puente NÁUT:

puente, tb. puente de mando

bridge

buzón SUBST m

1. buzón:

buzón (en la calle)

postbox

buzón (en la calle)

mailbox americ

buzón (en la calle)

letter box Brit

buzón (en una casa)

mailbox americ

buzón (en una casa)

letter box Brit

echar una carta al o en el buzón

to mail a letter americ

echar una carta al o en el buzón

to post a letter Brit

venderle un buzón a alg. RioPr coloq

to take sb for a ride coloq

venderle un buzón a alg. RioPr coloq

to sell sb a gold brick americ coloq

a esta un día de estos le venden un buzón

she's so gullible you could sell her a gold brick if you tried americ

a esta un día de estos le venden un buzón

she's so gullible you could sell her Tower Bridge if you tried Brit

2. buzón COMPUT:

buzón

mailbox

3. buzón (persona):

buzón

go-between

buzón

intermediary

inglês

espanhol

go-between [ˈgəʊbɪtwi:n, americ ˈgoʊbə-] SUBST

go-between

medianero(-a) m (f)

to act as a go-between

hacer de intermediario

go between VERBO intr went, gone -es

go between

interponerse

espanhol

inglês

alcahuete (-a) SUBST m (f)

1. alcahuete (trotaconventos):

alcahuete (-a)

pimp

alcahuete (-a)

procurer m

alcahuete (-a)

procuress f

2. alcahuete (encubridor):

alcahuete (-a)

go-between

3. alcahuete (chismoso):

alcahuete (-a)

gossip

I. intermediario (-a) ADJ

intermediario (-a)

intermediary

II. intermediario (-a) SUBST m (f)

1. intermediario:

intermediario (-a) (mediador)

mediator

intermediario (-a) (mediador)

intermediary

intermediario (-a) (enlace)

go-between

2. intermediario (comerciante):

intermediario (-a)

middleman

comadre SUBST f

1. comadre coloq (comadrona):

comadre

midwife

2. comadre (madrina):

comadre

godmother

3. comadre coloq (vecina):

comadre

neighbour Brit

comadre

neighbor americ

4. comadre coloq (amiga íntima):

comadre

bosom friend

5. comadre coloq (chismosa):

comadre

gossip

6. comadre coloq (celestina):

comadre

go-between

pasar por entre las mesas

to go between the tables

inglês

espanhol

go-between [ˈgoʊ·bə·ˌtwin] SUBST

go-between

mediador(a) m (f)

to act as a go-between

hacer de intermediario

go between VERBO intr

go between

interponerse

espanhol

inglês

intermediario (-a) [in·ter·me·ˈdja·rjo, -a] SUBST m (f)

1. intermediario:

intermediario (-a) (mediador)

mediator

intermediario (-a) (mediador)

intermediary

intermediario (-a) (enlace)

go-between

2. intermediario (comerciante):

intermediario (-a)

middleman

comadre [ko·ˈma·dre] SUBST f

1. comadre coloq (comadrona):

comadre

midwife

2. comadre (madrina):

comadre

godmother

3. comadre coloq (amiga íntima):

comadre

bosom friend

4. comadre coloq (chismosa):

comadre

gossip

5. comadre coloq (celestina):

comadre

go-between

pasar por entre las mesas

to go between the tables

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

The consequences of the go-between blundering in like this are liberating and incriminating in unequal measure.

www.themillions.com

By removing the philosophy go-between, the official break between the disciplines freed the psychological science faculty to focus on the research and experimental psychology questions they wanted to answer.

en.wikipedia.org

He would only communicate through a go-between.

en.wikipedia.org

The solicitor's contributions had reportedly been limited to acting as a go-between.

www.marilynstowe.co.uk

There has to be a go-between, there has to be an element that makes that connection possible.

www.theglobeandmail.com