CRANE FLY - Tradução inglês-Espanhol

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crane fly <pl crane flies> [americ ˈkreɪn ˌflaɪ, Brit] SUBST

crane fly

típula f

Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford

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crane fly

Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford

I. crane¹ [americ kreɪn, Brit kreɪn] SUBST (for lifting)

crane

grúa f

II. crane¹ [americ kreɪn, Brit kreɪn] VERBO trans

to crane one's neck

estirar el cuello

III. crane¹ [americ kreɪn, Brit kreɪn] VERBO intr

crane

estirarse

she craned out of the window to see what was happening

se asomó a la ventana y estiró el cuello para ver qué pasaba

crane² [americ kreɪn, Brit kreɪn] SUBST ZOOL

crane

grulla f

I. fly¹ <3rd pers sing pres flies, Part pres flying, pass flew, Part perf flown> [americ flaɪ, Brit flʌɪ] VERBO intr

1.1. fly bird/bee:

fly

volar

to fly away/in/out

irse/entrar/salir volando

the bird flew out of its cage

el pájaro se escapó (volando) de la jaula

1.2. fly:

fly plane/pilot:

volar

fly passenger:

ir en avión

we are flying at 8, 000m

volamos a 8.000m

we'll be flying over Rome

volaremos sobre or sobrevolaremos Roma

she's learning to fly

está aprendiendo a volar or a pilotar aviones

I'm going to Boston — are you flying?

me voy a Boston — ¿vas en avión?

to fly in

llegar (en avión)

the ambassador is flying in tomorrow

el embajador llegará mañana

we will be flying into Orly

aterrizaremos en Orly

to fly out

salir (en avión)

he flew (out) from London this morning

salió de Londres en avión esta mañana

we fly on to Denver tomorrow

mañana volamos a or salimos en avión para Denver

the jets flew past in formation

los jets pasaron volando en formación

a nice concept, but will it fly? americ coloq

una idea buena pero ¿funcionará?

to be flying high

estar volando alto

to fly blind

ir a ciegas

to fly blind AERONÁUT

volar guiándose por los instrumentos

1.3. fly (float in air):

fly flag:

ondear

fly flag:

flamear

with her hair/coat flying in the wind

con el pelo/abrigo ondeando al viento

2.1. fly (rush):

fly person:

correr

fly person:

ir volando

they went flying around the corner/up the steps

doblaron la esquina/subieron las escaleras volando

I must fly! coloq

¡tengo que salir or irme volando!

to fly to sb's rescue/side

correr en auxilio/al lado de alguien

2.2. fly:

to fly at sb

lanzarse sobre alguien

the dog flew at the intruder's throat

el perro se tiró or se lanzó al cuello del intruso

to fly into a temper or rage

ponerse hecho una furia or un basilisco

to fly into a temper or rage

montar en cólera

2.3. fly (move, be thrown):

fly

volar

papers were flying in the wind

había papeles volando por el aire

my hat flew off

se me voló el sombrero

the ball/stone flew past me

la pelota/piedra pasó volando por mi lado

the window flew open

la ventana se abrió de golpe

the car flew up into the air

el coche saltó por los aires

insults flew between them

se lanzaron una sarta de insultos

I tripped and went flying

tropecé y salí volando or disparado

it sent the poor cyclist flying

el pobre ciclista salió disparado por los aires

to let fly at sb

emprenderla or arremeter contra alguien

he grabbed a bottle and let fly at her

agarró una botella y arremetió or la emprendió contra ella

he let fly with a stream of abuse

soltó una sarta de insultos

to make the feathers or fur or sparks fly

armar un gran lío coloq

and then the feathers really began to fly

y entonces sí que se armó la gorda or la de San Quintín coloq

2.4. fly (pass quickly):

fly time:

pasar volando

fly time:

volar

the days/weeks have just flown (by)

los días/las semanas han pasado volando

how time flies!

¡cómo pasa el tiempo!

how time flies!

¡el tiempo vuela or pasa volando!

2.5. fly (flee):

fly arcaico

escapar

fly arcaico

huir

fly, fly, my lord!

¡escapad, escapad mi señor! arcaico

3. fly < pass & Part perf flied> (in baseball):

fly

lanzar un globo

fly

lanzar un fly

II. fly¹ <3rd pers sing pres flies, Part pres flying, pass flew, Part perf flown> [americ flaɪ, Brit flʌɪ] VERBO trans

1.1. fly (control):

fly plane/glider/balloon

pilotar

fly kite

hacer volar

fly kite

encumbrar And

fly kite

remontar RioPr

1.2. fly (carry):

fly cargo

transportar (en avión)

he was flown to Dallas in a private jet

lo llevaron a Dallas en avión privado

the wounded were flown out by helicopter

los heridos fueron evacuados en helicóptero

they had the equipment flown in

les mandaron el equipo por avión

1.3. fly (travel over):

fly distance

recorrer (en avión)

they fly this route daily

tienen vuelos diarios en esta ruta

Blériot was the first man to fly the Channel

Blériot fue el primer piloto que cruzó el canal de la Mancha en avión

1.4. fly (travel by):

fly airline

volar con

1.5. fly (operate, use):

we fly 737s on that route

esa ruta la cubren aviones 737

some businessmen fly private aircraft

algunos hombres de negocios vuelan en avión privado

2. fly flag:

fly

izar

fly

enarbolar

the ship was flying the Panamanian flag

el barco llevaba bandera panameña or pabellón panameño

III. fly¹ <pl flies> [americ flaɪ, Brit flʌɪ] SUBST

1. fly (on trousers):

fly often pl in BrE

bragueta f

fly often pl in BrE

marrueco m Chile

your fly is or Brit also flies are undone

llevas la bragueta abierta or desabrochada

your fly is or Brit also flies are undone

tienes el marrueco abierto or desabrochado Chile

2.1. fly (on tent):

fly (flap)

puerta f

2.2. fly (on tent):

fly, a. fly sheet

toldo m impermeable (de tienda de campaña)

3. fly (in baseball):

fly, a. fly ball americ

globo m

fly, a. fly ball americ

fly m

4. fly:

on the fly (hurriedly)

a las carreras

on the fly (in baseball) (without bouncing)

por el aire

5. fly <flies, pl > TEATR:

fly

bambalinas fpl

fly² [americ flaɪ, Brit flʌɪ] SUBST

1. fly (insect):

fly

mosca f

he/she wouldn't hurt a fly

es incapaz de matar una mosca

the fly in the ointment

el único problema

the fly in the ointment

la única pega Esp coloq

there are no flies on her/him

no tiene un pelo de tonta/tonto

to be a fly on the wall I'd like to have been a fly on the wall when he told her

me habría gustado estar allí or ver su reacción cuando se lo dijo

to die/drop like flies

morir/caer como moscas

2. fly (in angling):

fly

mosca f

fly fisherman

pescador m con mosca

fly³ [americ flaɪ, Brit flʌɪ] ADJ

1. fly americ coloq (stylish, fashionable):

fly

en la onda coloq

fly

enrollado Esp coloq

fly clothes

a la moda

fly clothes

moderno

2. fly Brit coloq (crafty):

fly

vivo coloq

fly

espabilado

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crane fly <-ies> SUBST

crane fly

típula f

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I. crane [kreɪn] SUBST

1. crane (vehicle for lifting):

crane

grúa f

2. crane ZOOL:

crane

grulla f

II. crane [kreɪn] VERBO trans

to crane one's neck

estirar el cuello

III. crane [kreɪn] VERBO intr

to crane forward

inclinarse estirando el cuello

I. fly¹ [flaɪ] flew, flown VERBO intr

1. fly through air:

fly

volar

fly (travel by aircraft)

viajar en avión

2. fly (move rapidly):

fly

lanzarse

to fly at sb

precipitarse sobre alguien

3. fly (leave):

fly

salir corriendo

Expressões:

to fly high americ

volar muy alto

II. fly¹ [flaɪ] flew, flown VERBO trans

1. fly (aircraft):

fly

pilotar

2. fly (make move through air):

fly

hacer volar

to fly a flag

enarbolar una bandera

to fly a kite

hacer volar una cometa

fly² [flaɪ] SUBST

fly (insect):

fly

mosca f

Expressões:

he wouldn't harm a fly

sería incapaz de matar una mosca

to drop (off) [or die] like flies coloq

caer como moscas

a fly in the ointment

la única pega

Entrada OpenDict

fly SUBST

fly americ

bragueta f

no Dicionário PONS

crane fly <-ies> SUBST

crane fly

típula f

no Dicionário PONS

I. crane [kreɪn] SUBST

1. crane (vehicle for lifting):

crane

grúa f

2. crane ZOOL:

crane

grulla f

II. crane [kreɪn] VERBO trans

to crane one's neck

estirar el cuello

III. crane [kreɪn] VERBO intr

to crane forward

inclinarse estirando el cuello

I. fly¹ <flew, flown> [flaɪ] VERBO intr

1. fly through air:

fly

volar

fly (travel by aircraft)

viajar en avión

2. fly (move rapidly):

fly

lanzarse

to fly at sb

precipitarse sobre alguien

3. fly coloq (leave):

fly

salir corriendo

Expressões:

to fly high

volar muy alto

II. fly¹ <flew, flown> [flaɪ] VERBO trans

1. fly (aircraft):

fly

pilotar

2. fly (make move through air):

fly

hacer volar

to fly a flag

enarbolar una bandera

to fly a kite

hacer volar una cometa

fly² [flaɪ] SUBST

fly (insect):

fly

mosca f

Expressões:

he wouldn't harm a fly

sería incapaz de matar una mosca

to drop (off) [or die] like flies coloq

caer como moscas

a fly in the ointment

la única pega

Present

I	crane
you	crane
he/she/it	cranes
we	crane
you	crane
they	crane

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

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A dredge, several cranes, and a pile-driver were brought on site to shore up the bridge and assist with the removal of debris and wreckage.

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Construction has already begun on the building with two tower cranes aiding it.

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They are typically equipped with storage facilities, living quarters, power generation facilities, cranes, and helicopter platforms.

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Unlike the similar-looking but unrelated herons, cranes fly with necks outstretched, not pulled back.

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There will be sixteen major cranes for the loading and unloading of ships.

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