SMEAR TACTICS - Tradução inglês-Espanhol

Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford

tactic [americ ˈtæktɪk, Brit ˈtaktɪk] SUBST

tactic

táctica f

tactics [ˈtaktɪks] SUBST U MILITAR

tactics + sing or pl verbo

táctica f

I. smear [americ smɪr, Brit smɪə] SUBST

1. smear (stain):

smear

mancha f

there was a smear of lipstick on his collar

tenía una mancha or una marca de lápiz labial en el cuello

2. smear (slander, slur):

smear

calumnia f

he was the subject of an attempted smear

intentaron difamarlo or desprestigiarlo

3.1. smear MED (sample):

smear

frotis m

3.2. smear MED:

smear, a. smear test

citología f

smear, a. smear test

frotis m cervical

smear, a. smear test

Papanicolau m lat-amer

II. smear [americ smɪr, Brit smɪə] VERBO trans

1.1. smear (spread, daub):

to smear sth on(to)/over sth paint/grease

embadurnar algo de algo

to smear sth on(to)/over sth butter

untar algo con algo

the child smeared paint all over the mirror

el niño embadurnó todo el espejo de pintura

he smeared the butter thinly on the bread

untó el pan con una capa fina de mantequilla

to smear sth with sth she smeared her face with cream

se embadurnó la cara de or con crema

the walls were smeared with filth

las paredes estaban cubiertas de mugre

her face was smeared with blood

tenía la cara manchada de sangre

her face was smeared with blood

tenía la cara ensangrentada

1.2. smear (smudge):

smear make-up/ink/paint

correr

don't smear my lipstick

¡no me corras el lápiz de labios!

2. smear (slander, libel):

smear

difamar

smear

desprestigiar

III. smear [americ smɪr, Brit smɪə] VERBO intr

smear paint/ink/lipstick:

smear

correrse

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smear tactics SUBST

smear tactics

tácticas f difamatorias pl

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tactic [ˈtæktɪk] SUBST

tactic(s)

táctica f

tactics [ˈtaktɪks] SUBST + sing verbo MILITAR

tactics

táctica f

I. smear [smɪəʳ, americ smɪr] VERBO trans

1. smear (spread):

smear

untar

2. smear (attack):

smear

desprestigiar

to smear sb's good name

manchar el buen nombre de alguien

II. smear [smɪəʳ, americ smɪr] SUBST

1. smear (blotch):

smear

mancha f

2. smear (accusation):

smear

calumnia f

3. smear MED:

smear

frotis m

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smear tactics SUBST

smear tactics

tácticas f difamatorias pl

no Dicionário PONS

tactic [ˈtæk·tɪk] SUBST

tactic(s)

táctica f

I. smear [smɪr] VERBO trans

1. smear (spread):

smear

untar

2. smear (attack):

smear

desprestigiar

to smear sb's good name

manchar el buen nombre de alguien

II. smear [smɪr] SUBST

1. smear (blotch):

smear

mancha f

2. smear (accusation):

smear

calumnia f

3. smear MED:

smear

frotis m

pap smear

prueba de Papanicolau

Present

I	smear
you	smear
he/she/it	smears
we	smear
you	smear
they	smear

Past

I	smeared
you	smeared
he/she/it	smeared
we	smeared
you	smeared
they	smeared

Present Perfect

I	have	smeared
you	have	smeared
he/she/it	has	smeared
we	have	smeared
you	have	smeared
they	have	smeared

Past Perfect

I	had	smeared
you	had	smeared
he/she/it	had	smeared
we	had	smeared
you	had	smeared
they	had	smeared

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

The organization also stated that the ad had been targeted by a concerted right-wing smear campaign.

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Some physicians will insist that these patients remain isolated until their sputum is smear-negative, or even culture-negative (which may take many months, or even years).

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A smear should show ciliates if white spot is present.

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The party considered this to be part of a smear campaign.

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Sticky resin produced from a leg gland is smeared on hairs to aid in prey capture.

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