IDLE - Tradução inglês-Espanhol

inglês

espanhol

I. idle <idler [ˈaɪdlər, ˈaɪdlə(r)], idlest [ˈaɪdləst, ˈaɪdlɪst]> [americ ˈaɪdl, Brit ˈʌɪd(ə)l] ADJ

1.1. idle (not in use or employment):

to be idle worker:

no tener trabajo

to be idle worker:

estar sin hacer nada

to be idle machine:

no funcionar

to be idle machine:

estar parado

to be idle factory:

estar parado

the closure has made hundreds of workers idle

el cierre ha dejado sin trabajo a cientos de obreros

why have a car and let it stand idle in the garage?

¿para qué tienes coche si no lo sacas del garaje?

don't let your money lie idle

no deje ocioso su dinero

don't let your money lie idle

no deje dormir su dinero

1.2. idle (unoccupied):

idle hours/moment

de ocio

she's never idle

nunca está ociosa or sin hacer nada

the idle rich

los que viven de las rentas

2. idle (lazy):

idle person

holgazán

idle person

haragán

idle person

flojo coloq

3.1. idle (frivolous):

it's just idle chatter

no es más que cháchara coloq

idle pleasures

frivolidades fpl

it was idle curiosity

era pura curiosidad

to waste time on idle speculation

perder el tiempo en conjeturas inútiles

it would be idle to imagine that … formal

sería ocioso imaginar que … formal

3.2. idle (empty, groundless):

idle promise/threat

vano

it was an idle boast

no fue más que una fanfarronada coloq

II. idle [americ ˈaɪdl, Brit ˈʌɪd(ə)l] VERBO intr

1. idle (be lazy):

idle

holgazanear

idle

haraganear

idle

flojear coloq

2. idle MOTOR:

idle engine:

andar al ralentí

idle engine:

marchar al ralentí

the engine is idling far too quickly

el motor está demasiado acelerado

III. idle [americ ˈaɪdl, Brit ˈʌɪd(ə)l] VERBO trans americ

idle workers:

idle

dejar sin trabajo

idle

dejar en el paro Esp

idle away VERBO [americ ˈaɪdl -, Brit ˈʌɪd(ə)l -] (v + adv + o)

they idled away the hours chatting

pasaban las horas muertas charlando

bone idle ADJ Brit coloq

bone idle

haragán

bone idle

flojo coloq

bone idle

vago coloq

espanhol

inglês

habladurías

idle gossip

habladurías

idle talk

haragán (haragana)

idle

locho (locha)

bone-idle Brit coloq

manganzón (manganzona)

idle

comodón (comodona)

idle

candongo (candonga)

idle

remolón (remolona)

idle

inglês

espanhol

I. idle [ˈaɪdl] ADJ

1. idle (lazy):

idle

holgazán, -ana

2. idle (with nothing to do):

idle

desocupado, -a

idle machine

parado, -a

3. idle (unfounded):

idle

vano, -a

idle chatter

insustancial

idle fear

infundado, -a

4. idle FINAN:

idle

de paro

idle capital

improductivo, -a

II. idle [ˈaɪdl] VERBO intr

idle person

haraganear

idle machine

marchar al ralentí

bone idle ADJ, bone lazy ADJ coloq

bone idle

vago, -a

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inglês

inoficioso (-a)

idle

zanganear

to idle

mangoneador(a)

idle

tumbarse a la bartola

to be idle

hacer sebo Arg coloq

to idle

sotreta (holgazán)

idle

bribón (-ona)

idle

faltón (-ona)

idle

inglês

espanhol

I. idle [ˈaɪ·dəl] ADJ

1. idle (lazy):

idle

holgazán, -ana

2. idle (not busy):

idle

desocupado, -a

idle machine

parado, -a

idle machine

desocupado, -a

3. idle (frivolous):

idle pleasures

frívolo, -a

4. idle (unfounded):

idle

vano, -a

idle gossip

insustancial

idle fear

infundado, -a

5. idle (ineffective):

idle threat

inútil

6. idle FINAN:

idle

de paro

idle capital

improductivo, -a

II. idle [ˈaɪ·dəl] SUBST AUTOMOB

idle

ralentí m

III. idle [ˈaɪ·dəl] VERBO intr

idle engine

marchar al ralentí

idle engine

funcionar en vacío

idle person

haraganear

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inglês

ocioso (-a)

idle

palabras ociosas

idle talk

bribón (-ona)

idle

zanganear

to idle

inoficioso (-a)

idle

mangoneador(a)

idle

hacer sebo Arg coloq

to idle

sotreta (holgazán)

idle

faltón (-ona)

idle

desocupado (-a) (ocioso)

idle

Present

I	idle
you	idle
he/she/it	idles
we	idle
you	idle
they	idle

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

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