growing pains no Dicionário de Espanhol-Inglês da Oxford

Traduções para growing pains no dicionário inglês»Espanhol

growing pains SUBST subst pl

1. growing pains FISIOL:

growing pains

dolores mpl del crecimiento

2. growing pains (initial problems):

growing pains

dificultades fpl iniciales

Traduções para growing pains no dicionário Espanhol»inglês

dolores de crecimiento

growing pains

Traduções para growing pains no dicionário inglês»Espanhol

I.pain [americ peɪn, Brit peɪn] SUBST

1.1. pain U or C (physical):

pain

dolor m

she was in great pain

estaba muy dolorida

she was in great pain

estaba muy adolorida lat-amer

she was in great pain

sentía mucho dolor

I'm in constant pain

siento dolor permanentemente

to cry out in or with pain

gritar de dolor

to ease the pain

calmar el dolor

I've got a pain in my leg

me duele la pierna

stomach/chest pains

dolores mpl de estómago/de pecho

to be a pain in the neck or americ vulg ass or Brit vulg arse

ser un pesado

to be a pain in the neck or americ vulg ass or Brit vulg arse

ser insoportable

to be a pain in the neck or americ vulg ass or Brit vulg arse

ser un coñazo Esp vulg

to be feeling no pain americ coloq

estar como una cuba coloq

to be feeling no pain americ coloq

estar bien pedo Méx coloq

1.2. pain U (mental):

pain

dolor m

pain

pena f

the divorce caused me a lot of pain

sufrí mucho con el divorcio

it takes the pain out of accounting

hace más fácil la contabilidad

1.3. pain:

on pain of sth/-ing as prep

bajo or so pena de algo/ +infin

2. pain <pains, pl > (effort):

that's all you get for your pains

así te pagan la molestia

she was at great pains to dissociate herself from …

trató por todos los medios de dejar bien en claro que no tenía nada que ver con …

I took considerable pains to explain it to them

puse mucho esmero or me esforcé mucho en explicárselo

II.pain [americ peɪn, Brit peɪn] VERBO trans

it pains me to see that …

me duele or me apena or me da pena ver que …

III.pain [americ peɪn, Brit peɪn] VERBO intr esp americ

my finger's/head's paining

me duele el dedo/la cabeza

growing [americ ˈɡroʊɪŋ, Brit ˈɡrəʊɪŋ] ADJ atrib

1. growing (increasing, expanding):

growing quantity

cada vez mayor

growing quantity

en aumento

growing reputation

cada vez mayor

growing influence

creciente

growing influence

cada vez mayor

growing numbers of people

un número cada vez mayor de personas

there was a mood of growing pessimism among farmers

el pesimismo iba creciendo entre los agricultores

I have a growing desire to give up my job

cada vez tengo más ganas de dejar el trabajo

2. growing child:

growing

en edad de crecimiento

you need a lot to eat; you're a growing boy

tienes que comer mucho, estás creciendo

3. growing plant/stem/vegetable:

growing

que está creciendo

I.grow <pass grew, Part perf grown> [americ ɡroʊ, Brit ɡrəʊ] VERBO intr

1. grow:

grow plant/crop/flower:

crecer

grow hair/nail/horn:

crecer

heather grows abundantly in Scotland

el brezo crece or se da en abundancia en Escocia

the leaves don't grow until the spring

las hojas no salen hasta la primavera

a cherry tree grows in our garden

tenemos un cerezo en el jardín

2.1. grow (get bigger, taller):

grow person/animal:

crecer

how you've grown!

¡qué grande estás!

how you've grown!

¡cómo has crecido!

I've grown (by) an inch, I've grown an inch taller

he crecido una pulgada

pythons can grow (to) more than 20 feet long or to a length of more than 20 feet

las pitones pueden llegar a medir más de seis metros de largo

2.2. grow (develop spiritually, emotionally):

grow

madurar

2.3. grow (expand, increase):

grow city/company/institution:

crecer

grow quantity/population:

aumentar

grow suspicion/influence/optimism:

crecer

grow suspicion/influence/optimism:

aumentar

club membership is still growing

el número de socios del club sigue aumentando

invest with us and watch your money grow

invierta con nosotros y vea crecer su dinero

output/demand grew by 40%

la producción/demanda aumentó en un 40%

the economy is growing again

la economía vuelve a experimentar un período de crecimiento or expansión

his confidence grew as he became more experienced

su confianza en sí mismo iba aumentando or creciendo a medida que adquiría experiencia

to grow in popularity/importance/intensity

crecer or aumentar en popularidad/importancia/intensidad

3.1. grow (become):

to grow tired

cansarse

to grow fatter

engordar

to grow careless/contemptuous

volverse descuidado/desdeñoso

to grow indifferent to sth

volverse indiferente or insensible a algo

to grow dark

oscurecerse

to grow dark (at dusk)

oscurecer

to grow dark (at dusk)

anochecer

to grow smaller

hacerse más pequeño

to grow old

envejecer

to grow old

volverse viejo

the signal grew fainter and fainter

la señal se hacía cada vez más débil

she grows more beautiful each day

cada día que pasa está más guapa

the weather grew better/worse towards the end of the month

el tiempo mejoró/empeoró hacia finales de mes

we've grown used to having a dishwasher

nos hemos acostumbrado a tener lavavajillas

he grows more like his father every day

cada día que pasa se parece más a su padre

3.2. grow (get):

to grow to + infin she grew to love him

llegó a quererlo

to grow to + infin she grew to love him

se fue enamorando de él

I grew to hate the routine

llegué a odiar aquella rutina

she'd grown to expect that of him

se había acostumbrado a esperar eso de él

II.grow <pass grew, Part perf grown> [americ ɡroʊ, Brit ɡrəʊ] VERBO trans

1.1. grow (cultivate):

grow flowers/plants/crops

cultivar

1.2. grow:

to grow a beard/mustache

dejarse (crecer) la barba/el bigote

to grow one's hair/nails (long)

dejarse crecer el pelo/las uñas

if deer lose their antlers they can grow new ones

si un ciervo pierde sus astas le pueden salir nuevas

2. grow COM:

grow company

desarrollar

growing pains no Dicionário PONS

Traduções para growing pains no dicionário inglês»Espanhol

growing pains SUBST pl

1. growing pains (pains in the joints):

growing pains

dolores m pl del crecimiento

2. growing pains (adolescent emotional problems):

growing pains

problemas m pl de la adolescencia

Traduções para growing pains no dicionário inglês»Espanhol

I.pain [peɪn] SUBST

1. pain (physical suffering):

pain

dolor m

to be in pain

estar sufriendo

I have a pain in my foot

me duele el pie

2. pain pl (great care):

pain

cuidados m pl

to be at pains to do sth

esmerarse en hacer algo

to spare no pains

no escatimar esfuerzos

Expressões:

to be a pain in the backside

ser un plomo

to be a pain in the neck coloq

ser un coñazo

on [or under] pain of sth

so pena de algo

II.pain [peɪn] VERBO trans

pain

doler

it pains me ...

me da lástima (que)...

I.growing [ˈgrəʊɪŋ, americ ˈgroʊ-] SUBST sem pl

growing

crecimiento m

II.growing [ˈgrəʊɪŋ, americ ˈgroʊ-] ADJ

1. growing (developing):

a growing boy/girl

un chico/una chica en edad de crecimiento

2. growing ECON:

growing

que se expande

3. growing (increasing):

growing

que aumenta

I.grow [grəʊ, americ groʊ] VERBO intr grew, grown

1. grow:

grow (increase in size)

crecer

grow (flourish)

florecer

to grow taller

crecer en estatura

2. grow (increase):

grow

aumentar

to grow by 2%

aumentar un 2%

3. grow (develop):

grow

desarrollarse

4. grow (become):

grow

volverse

to grow old

hacerse viejo

to grow to like sth

llegar a querer algo

II.grow [grəʊ, americ groʊ] VERBO trans

1. grow (cultivate):

grow

cultivar

2. grow (let grow):

grow

dejar crecer

to grow a beard

dejarse crecer la barba

some animals grow a thicker coat in winter

algunos animales desarrollan una piel más gruesa en invierno

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By mid-1970 the college was suffering growing pains, and both faculty members and students were complaining about their workload.

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Through the growing pains and uncertainties of our nation in this century, he had few equals.

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Although the borough is unrecognizable as the industrial town it once was, growing pains have left marks.

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Many growing pains were experienced with the advent of this new boating activity, safety being the most important aspect.

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In 2011, they experience the growing pains associated with a year off of football, and losing most starters and veterans to transfers.

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But along with this growth came some growing pains, including crime, crowded tenements, poverty, poor sanitation, polluted water and air.

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The period between 1975 and 1980 was marked with growing pains ranging from lack of a permanent facility and other infrastructural issues.

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The city experienced growing pains in the first decades of the century.

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When it reopened, it began experiencing growing pains.

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In the 1930s scouting in the council experienced some growing pains.

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