HACKING JACKET - Tradução inglês-Espanhol

Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford

hacking jacket SUBST

hacking jacket

casaca f

Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford

casaca EQUIT

hacking jacket

Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford

hacking [americ ˈhækɪŋ, Brit ˈhakɪŋ] SUBST COMPUT

hacking coloq

piratería f informática

I. hack¹ [americ hæk, Brit hak] VERBO trans

1.1. hack (cut roughly):

hack

cortar a tajos

hack

tajear lat-amer

he was hacked to death

lo mataron a hachazos (or machetazos etc.)

to hack sth to bits or pieces

hacer algo trizas

to hack sth to bits or pieces

destrozar algo

he hacked off a large chunk of bread

cortó un trozo grande de pan

they hacked their way through the jungle

se abrieron camino a machetazos a través de la jungla

1.2. hack DESP:

hack (in soccer)

darle una patada a

hack (in basketball)

golpear en el brazo

2. hack coloq (cope with, tolerate):

hack

aguantar coloq

3. hack coloq COMPUT:

hack system

piratear

II. hack¹ [americ hæk, Brit hak] VERBO intr

1. hack (cut roughly):

hack

hacer tajos

to hack at sth

darle (golpes) a algo

to hack at sth

despedazar algo

2.1. hack (cough):

hack

toser

2.2. hack <hacking, Part pres > cough:

hack

áspero

hack

perruno coloq

III. hack¹ [americ hæk, Brit hak] SUBST

1. hack (blow):

hack (with ax)

hachazo m

hack (with machete)

machetazo m

2. hack DESP:

hack (in soccer)

patada f

hack (in basketball)

manotazo m

I. hack² [americ hæk, Brit hak] SUBST

1. hack pej:

hack (writer)

escritorzuelo m / escritorzuela f pej

hack (journalist)

gacetillero m / gacetillera f pej

he was just another film hack

era otro directorcillo cualquiera

he was just another film hack atrib writer

de pacotilla

he was just another film hack writing/work

de poca monta

he was just another film hack writing/work

pedestre

hack reporter

reportero m de bajo calibre or de pacotilla / reportera f de bajo calibre or de pacotilla

2.1. hack EQUIT (horse):

hack (for riding)

caballo m de silla

hack (for hire)

caballo m de alquiler

2.2. hack EQUIT (worn-out horse):

hack

jaco m

hack

jamelgo m

2.3. hack EQUIT (ride):

hack Brit

paseo m a caballo

3.1. hack coloq americ (taxi driver):

hack

taxista mf

hack

tachero m / tachera f RioPr coloq

hack

ruletero m / ruletera f Méx coloq

3.2. hack coloq americ (taxi):

hack

taxi m

hack

tacho m RioPr coloq

II. hack² [americ hæk, Brit hak] VERBO intr

1. hack americ coloq (drive taxi):

hack

trabajar de taxista

hack

currelar de taxista Esp coloq

hack

ruletear Méx coloq

2. hack Brit EQUIT:

hack

pasear a caballo

hack

cabalgar

jacket [americ ˈdʒækət, Brit ˈdʒakɪt] SUBST

1. jacket MODA:

jacket

chaqueta f

sports jacket

americana f

sports jacket

saco m (sport) lat-amer

2.1. jacket (of book):

jacket

sobrecubierta f

jacket

camisa f

2.2. jacket (of record):

jacket americ

funda f

jacket americ

carátula f

2.3. jacket (for documents):

jacket americ

carpeta f

3. jacket (of potato) Brit:

potatoes in their jackets, jacket potatoes

papas fpl asadas (con la cáscara) lat-amer

potatoes in their jackets, jacket potatoes

patatas fpl asadas (con la piel) Esp

4. jacket (of boiler, engine):

jacket

funda f

no Dicionário PONS

casaca de montar

hacking jacket

no Dicionário PONS

I. hack¹ [hæk] VERBO trans

1. hack Brit (football):

hack

dar una patada a

2. hack (chop violently):

hack

cortar a tajos

to hack to death

matar a cuchilladas

to hack sth to pieces

hacer algo trizas

3. hack americ, Aus coloq (cope with):

hack

aguantar

II. hack¹ [hæk] VERBO intr

hack

hacer tajos

to hack at sth

cortar algo a tajos

III. hack¹ [hæk] SUBST

1. hack (journalist):

hack

periodista mf de pacotilla

2. hack (politician):

hack

politicucho(-a) m (f)

3. hack (writer):

hack

escritorzuelo(-a) m (f)

hack² [hæk] VERBO trans COMPUT

to hack (into) a system

introducirse ilegalmente en un sistema

I. hack³ [hæk] VERBO intr

hack

montar a caballo

II. hack³ [hæk] SUBST

1. hack (rural horse-ride):

hack

paseo m a caballo

2. hack americ coloq (taxi car):

hack

taxi m

3. hack (driver):

hack

taxista mf

jacket [ˈdʒækɪt] SUBST

1. jacket (short coat):

jacket

chaqueta f

jacket

percha f Amer Central

jacket

chapona f RioPr

jacket

cuácara f Chile

2. jacket:

jacket of a book

sobrecubierta f

jacket of a record

funda f

Entrada OpenDict

hacking SUBST

hacking COMPUT

pirateo m

hacking COMPUT

hackeo m

Entrada OpenDict

hack VERBO

hack (website) trans

hackear

to hack into a computer intr

hackear un ordenador

Entrada OpenDict

hacking ADJ

a hacking cough

una tos seca

no Dicionário PONS

I. hack¹ [hæk] VERBO trans

1. hack (chop violently):

hack

cortar a tajos

to hack sth to pieces

hacer algo trizas

2. hack calão (cope with):

hack

aguantar

I can't hack this job

este trabajo me la puede

II. hack¹ [hæk] VERBO intr

1. hack (chop):

hack

hacer tajos

to hack at sth

cortar algo a tajos

2. hack (cough):

hack

toser (con tos seca)

III. hack¹ [hæk] SUBST

hack (writer)

escritorzuelo(-a) m (f)

hack (journalist)

periodista mf de pacotilla

hack² [hæk] VERBO trans comput

to hack (into) a system

introducirse ilegalmente en un sistema

I. hack³ [hæk] VERBO intr

hack

montar a caballo

II. hack³ [hæk] SUBST

1. hack:

hack (horse)

caballo [o de silla] de alquiler m

hack (worn out)

jamelgo m

hack (worn out)

penco m

2. hack coloq (taxi cab):

hack

taxi m

jacket [ˈdʒæk·ɪt] SUBST

1. jacket (short coat):

jacket

chaqueta f

jacket

percha f Amer Central

jacket

chapona f RioPr

jacket

cuácara f Chile

2. jacket:

jacket of a book

sobrecubierta f

jacket of a record

funda f

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Past

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Present Perfect

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Past Perfect

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Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

The actress was wrapped up against the cold in a long quilted jacket, though she sported a glittering tiara on top of her coiffed hair.

www.dailymail.co.uk

The bundle also contained a jacket, silk knee socks and silk bodices woven with gold and silver thread (definitely not for every-day use).

www.gizmodo.com.au

He wore an old sports jacket with leather patches on the elbows, and if he'd been cycling his trousers would be tied with string.

www.dailymail.co.uk

There she stood on the pedestal, back to the camera, in her knee socks, dark culottes and bright blue jacket.

www.stuff.co.nz

He wears a woolen blue beanie, tight blue-jeans, and a black leather jacket with a green hoodie underneath.

en.wikipedia.org