aleyh no Dicionário de Espanhol-Inglês da Oxford

Traduções para aleyh no dicionário inglês»Espanhol

alley <pl alleys> [americ ˈæli, Brit ˈali] SUBST

1. alley (lane):

alley

callejón m

to be right up sb's alley americ coloq, the job would be right up her alley

sería un trabajo ideal para ella

I thought the program would be right up your alley

pensé que sería justo el tipo de programa que a ti te encanta

2. alley (in park, garden):

alley

camino m

alley

sendero m

3. alley:

bowling alley (lane)

pista f

bowling alley (building)

bolera f

4. alley (in tennis):

alley esp americ

pasillo m de dobles (espacio entre las líneas laterales exterior e interior)

skittle alley SUBST

skittle alley

bolera f

skittle alley

bowling m

alley cat SUBST esp americ

alley cat

gato m callejero

to have the morals of an alley cat

acostarse con cualquiera

bowling alley SUBST

bowling alley

bolera f

bowling alley

bowling m

back alley SUBST

back alley

callejón m

blind alley SUBST

blind alley

callejón m sin salida

Tin Pan Alley SUBST U

Tin Pan Alley

el mundo de la música popular

spoiler alert SUBST

spoiler alert TV, CINEMA

aviso de que se va a revelar un detalle importante del argumento

air alert SUBST

1. air alert (state of readiness):

air alert

estado m de alerta aérea

2. air alert (warning):

air alert

alerta f aérea

I.alert [americ əˈlərt, Brit əˈləːt] ADJ

alert

alerta adj inv

to be alert (vigilant)

estar alerta

to be alert (lively-minded)

ser despierto

to stay alert

mantenerse alerta or en guardia

to stay alert

seguir atento or prestando atención

to be alert to sth

estar atento a algo

II.alert [americ əˈlərt, Brit əˈləːt] SUBST

alert

alerta f

on red/amber alert

en (estado de) alerta or alarma roja/amarilla

to put sb on the alert

poner a alguien en guardia

to put sb on the alert

alertar a alguien

be on the alert for any suspicious visitors

estáte alerta or al tanto por si viene alguien sospechoso

III.alert [americ əˈlərt, Brit əˈləːt] VERBO trans

alert troops/police/coastguard:

alert

alertar

alert

poner sobre aviso

to alert sb to sth young people need to be alerted to the dangers of drug abuse

se debe alertar a los jóvenes sobre los peligros del consumo de drogas

to alert sb to sth young people need to be alerted to the dangers of drug abuse

se debe poner en guardia a los jóvenes frente a los peligros del consumo de drogas

aleyh no Dicionário PONS

Traduções para aleyh no dicionário inglês»Espanhol

alley [ˈæli] SUBST

1. alley (between buildings):

alley

callejón m

blind alley

callejón sin salida

2. alley (in garden):

alley

paseo m

bowling alley SUBST

bowling alley

bolera f

alley cat SUBST

alley cat

gato m callejero

blind alley <-s> SUBST a. fig

blind alley

callejón m sin salida

smart-alec(k) [ˈsmɑ:tˈælɪk, americ ˌsmɑ:rtˈ-] SUBST pej coloq

smart-alec(k)

sabelotodo mf

I.alert [əˈlɜ:t, americ -ˈlɜ:rt] ADJ

alert

despierto, -a

to keep alert

mantenerse alerta

II.alert [əˈlɜ:t, americ -ˈlɜ:rt] SUBST

1. alert (alarm):

alert

alarma f

2. alert sem pl (period of watchfulness):

alert

alerta f

state of alert

estado m de alerta

to be on the alert

estar alerta

III.alert [əˈlɜ:t, americ -ˈlɜ:rt] VERBO trans (notify)

alert

alertar

I.male [meɪl] ADJ

male person, hormone

masculino, -a

male animal

macho

male chauvinism

machismo m

II.male [meɪl] SUBST

male person

varón m

male animal

macho m

I.bale [beɪl] SUBST

bale

fardo m

II.bale [beɪl] VERBO trans

bale

embalar

I.valet [ˈvæleɪ, americ ˈvælɪt] SUBST

1. valet HIST (male's private servant):

valet

ayuda mf de cámara

2. valet (in a hotel):

valet

mozo m de hotel

3. valet (professional car parker):

valet

aparcacoches m inv

II.valet [ˈvæleɪ, americ ˈvælɪt] VERBO trans Brit

valet car:

valet

limpiar

I.scale³ [skeɪl] SUBST (range, magnitude, proportion)

scale a. MÚS

escala f

a sliding scale ECON

una banda fluctuante

on a large/small scale

a gran/pequeña escala

to draw sth to scale

dibujar algo a escala

II.scale³ [skeɪl] VERBO trans

1. scale (climb):

scale

escalar

to scale the heights (of sth)

trepar a las alturas (de algo)

2. scale TÉC, ARQUIT:

scale

reducir a escala