KNOCKING - Tradução inglês-Espanhol

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inglês

espanhol

knocking¹ [americ ˈnɑkɪŋ, Brit ˈnɒkɪŋ] SUBST

1. knocking (noise):

knocking sem pl

golpes mpl

there was (a) loud knocking

se oyeron (unos) golpes muy fuertes

2. knocking U MOTOR:

knocking

golpeteo m

knocking

cascabeleo m lat-amer

3. knocking U (criticism):

knocking coloq

palos mpl coloq

they've come in for a lot of knocking lately

últimamente les han dado muchos palos coloq

knocking² ADJ coloq

knocking ad

anuncio m que desacredita a la competencia

knocking copy

publicidad f que desacredita a la competencia

knocking shop SUBST Brit calão, antiq

knocking shop

burdel m

knocking shop

quilombo m RioPr calão

knocking-off time [ˌnɒkɪŋˈɒf tʌɪm] SUBST coloq

knocking-off time

hora f de salida

knock on VERBO [americ nɑk -, Brit nɒk -] (v + adv)

knock on (get old) Brit coloq:

he must be knocking on a bit!

¡ya debe de tener sus años!

she was knocking on a bit by then

para esa época ya tenía sus años

she was knocking on a bit by then

para esa época ya no era ninguna nena coloq

I. knock [americ nɑk, Brit nɒk] SUBST

1. knock:

knock (sound)

golpe m

knock (in engine)

golpeteo m

knock (in engine)

cascabeleo m lat-amer

I heard a knock at the door

oí que llamaron a la puerta

I heard a knock at the door

oí que tocaron a la puerta lat-amer

he gave a couple of knocks before entering

llamó (a la puerta) un par de veces antes de entrar

he gave a couple of knocks before entering

tocó (a la puerta) un par de veces antes de entrar lat-amer

give me a knock when you're ready

da un golpe en la puerta cuando estés listo

2. knock (blow):

knock

golpe m

I got a knock on the head

me di un golpe en la cabeza

3.1. knock coloq (setback):

knock

golpe m

he has taken a lot of knocks in his time

le han dado or ha recibido muchos golpes en la vida

the company has taken some bad knocks recently

la compañía ha tenido serios reveses últimamente

the school of hard knocks

la escuela de la vida

3.2. knock coloq (criticism):

knock

crítica f

knock

palo m coloq

she's taken a lot of knocks from the critics

los críticos la han vapuleado mucho

she's taken a lot of knocks from the critics

los críticos le han dado muchos palos coloq

II. knock [americ nɑk, Brit nɒk] VERBO trans

1. knock (strike, push):

to knock one's head/knee on/against sth

darse (un golpe) en la cabeza/rodilla con/contra algo

she knocked my elbow

me dio (un golpe) en el codo

to knock a nail into the wall/a peg into the ground

clavar un clavo en la pared/una estaca en la tierra

knock the nail in a bit further

clava or mete el clavo un poco más

she knocked the vase off the shelf

tiró el jarrón de la repisa

to knock sb to the ground

tirar a alguien al suelo

to knock sb to the ground

tumbar a alguien

he was knocked to the ground by the blast/blow

la explosión/el golpe lo tiró al suelo or lo tumbó

to knock the bottom out of a box

desfondar una caja

she knocked the glass out of his hand

le hizo caer el vaso de la mano

to knock holes in sth

agujerear algo

to knock holes in sth

hacer agujeros en algo

they knocked a large hole in the wall

hicieron un gran boquete en la pared

the two rooms were knocked into one

tiraron la pared (abajo) para unir las dos habitaciones

the blow knocked her unconscious

el golpe la dejó inconsciente

to knock sb dead coloq

dejar boquiabierto a alguien

his performance knocked them dead

su actuación los dejó boquiabiertos

to knock sb sideways coloq

dejar a alguien de una pieza

I was knocked sideways

me quedé de una pieza

2. knock (criticize):

knock coloq

criticar

knock coloq

hablar mal de

III. knock [americ nɑk, Brit nɒk] VERBO intr

1. knock (on door):

knock

llamar

knock

golpear lat-amer

knock

tocar lat-amer

she went in without knocking

entró sin llamar

she went in without knocking

entró sin golpear or tocar lat-amer

to knock on or at the door

llamar a la puerta

to knock on or at the door

golpear or tocar a la puerta lat-amer

2. knock (collide):

to knock against/into sb/sth

darse or chocar contra alguien/algo

I almost knocked into her

por poco choqué con ella

3. knock engine:

knock

golpetear

knock

cascabelear lat-amer

I. knock about VERBO [americ nɑk -, Brit nɒk -], knock around VERBO coloq (v + o + adv)

1. knock about (beat):

knock about

pegarle a

her husband used to knock her about

su marido la maltrataba or le pegaba

he got knocked about in his cell

le daban palizas en la celda

2. knock about (batter):

knock about furniture

maltratar

II. knock about VERBO [americ nɑk -, Brit nɒk -], knock around VERBO coloq (v + adv, v + prep + o)

1. knock about (be present):

I used to knock around with him a lot

antes andaba or salía mucho con él

he spends his time knocking about the bars

se pasa el día deambulando por los bares

2. knock about (travel):

knock about

viajar

she spent two years knocking around South America

pasó dos años viajando or dando vueltas por Sudamérica

I. knock back VERBO [americ nɑk -, Brit nɒk -] coloq (v + o + adv, v + adv + o) (drink)

knock back

beberse

knock back

tomarse

he knocked it back in one gulp

se lo bebió or se lo tomó de un trago

they were knocking back the wine like nobody's business

estaban dándole al vino como si fuera agua coloq

II. knock back VERBO [americ nɑk -, Brit nɒk -] coloq (v + o + adv) (cost)

knock back

costar

knock back

salir

how much did that knock you back?

¿cuánto te costó or te salió?

knock-for-knock agreement [ˈnɑːk fər ˈnɑːk, ˌnɒk fə ˈnɒk] SUBST Brit

knock-for-knock agreement

acuerdo entre aseguradoras de coches mediante el cual cada una indemniza a su respectivo asegurado en caso de accidente

espanhol

inglês

vareo

knocking down

no Dicionário PONS

knocking copy SUBST sem pl ECON

knocking copy

contrapublicidad f

knocking-off time SUBST sem pl

knocking-off time

hora f de salir del trabajo

knock on VERBO intr

to be knocking on 40

estar acercándose a los 40

I. knock [nɒk, americ nɑ:k] SUBST

1. knock (blow):

knock

golpe m

2. knock (sound):

knock

llamada f

to give a knock at the door

llamar a la puerta

3. knock fig coloq:

knock

crítica f

to take a knock

aguantar un revés

II. knock [nɒk, americ nɑ:k] VERBO intr

1. knock (hit):

knock

golpear

to knock on the window/at the door

llamar a la ventana/puerta

2. knock TÉC:

knock engine, pipes

martillear

III. knock [nɒk, americ nɑ:k] VERBO trans

1. knock (hit):

knock

golpear

to knock sb

dar un golpe a alguien

to knock a hole into the wall

abrir un agujero en la pared

to knock the bottom out of sth a. fig

desfondar algo

2. knock coloq (criticize):

knock

criticar

knock-up SUBST

knock-up

peloteo m

knock out VERBO trans

1. knock out DESP:

knock out (render unconscious)

dejar sin sentido

knock out (render unconscious)

dejar K.O.

knock out (cause to sleep)

hacer dormir

knock out (exhaust)

agotar

2. knock out (remove):

knock out

quitar

knock out contents in text

suprimir

3. knock out (eliminate):

knock out

eliminar

to be knocked out of a competition

ser eliminado de una competición

4. knock out (produce quickly):

knock out

hacer (en un momento)

knock out

producir

5. knock out coloq (astonish):

knock out

pasmar

to knock sb out

dejar pasmado a alguien

knock-kneed [ˌnɒkˈni:d, americ ˈnɑ:kni:d] ADJ

knock-kneed

patizambo, -a

knock-kneed fig

débil

I. knock off VERBO trans

1. knock off (cause to fall off):

knock off

hacer caer

to knock sb off his pedestal fig

hacer bajar a alguien de su pedestal

2. knock off (reduce):

knock off

rebajar

to knock £5 off the price

rebajar 5 libras el precio

3. knock off coloq (steal):

knock off

choricear coloq

4. knock off coloq (murder):

knock off

cargarse coloq

5. knock off (produce easily):

knock off

ejecutar prontamente

to knock off some copies

hacer algunas copias

6. knock off (stop):

to knock it off

dejarlo

knock it off!

¡déjalo!

II. knock off VERBO intr coloq

knock off

terminar

to knock off work at 3 p.m.

salir de trabajar a las 3 p.m.

to knock off for lunch

salir para comer

knock over VERBO trans

knock over

atropellar

knock over objects

volcar

knock back VERBO trans coloq

1. knock back (drink quickly):

knock back

beber rápidamente

to knock a beer back

beberse una cerveza de golpe

2. knock back Brit, Aus (cost a lot):

knock back

costar

3. knock back Brit, Aus coloq (reject advances):

knock back

dar calabazas

4. knock back (surprise):

knock back

pasmar

no Dicionário PONS

knock on VERBO intr

to be knocking on 40

estar acercándose a los 40

I. knock [nak] SUBST

1. knock (blow):

knock

golpe m

2. knock (sound):

knock

llamada f

to give a knock at the door

llamar a la puerta

3. knock fig coloq:

knock

crítica f

to take a knock

aguantar un revés

II. knock [nak] VERBO intr

1. knock (hit):

knock

golpear

to knock on the window/at the door

llamar a la ventana/puerta

2. knock TÉC:

knock engine, pipes

martillear

III. knock [nak] VERBO trans

1. knock (hit):

knock

golpear

to knock sb

dar un golpe a alguien

to knock a hole into the wall

abrir un agujero en la pared

to knock the bottom out of sth a. fig

echar por tierra algo

2. knock coloq (criticize):

knock

criticar

knock-kneed [ˈnak·nid] ADJ

knock-kneed

patizambo, -a

knock-kneed fig

débil

knock out VERBO trans

1. knock out DESP:

knock out (render unconscious)

dejar sin sentido

knock out (render unconscious)

dejar K.O.

knock out (cause to sleep)

hacer dormir

knock out (exhaust)

agotar

2. knock out (remove):

knock out

quitar

knock out contents in text

suprimir

3. knock out (eliminate):

knock out

eliminar

to be knocked out of a competition

ser eliminado de una competición

4. knock out (produce quickly):

knock out

hacer (en un momento)

knock out

producir

5. knock out coloq (astonish):

knock out

pasmar

to knock sb out

dejar pasmado a alguien

knock back VERBO trans coloq

1. knock back (drink quickly):

knock back

pimplar rápidamente

to knock a beer back

pimplarse una cerveza de golpe

2. knock back (surprise):

knock back

pasmar

knock into VERBO trans (make understand)

knock into

inculcar

to knock some sense into sb

hacer entrar en razón a alguien

knock down VERBO trans

1. knock down (cause to fall):

knock down

derribar

knock down with a car

llevarse por delante

2. knock down (demolish):

knock down

demoler

to knock down every argument fig

rebatir todos los argumentos

3. knock down (reduce):

knock down

rebajar

4. knock down (sell at auction):

knock down

adjudicar

the picture was knocked down to Peter

se adjudicó el cuadro a Peter

5. knock down (reduce):

to knock the price down

bajar el precio

knock together VERBO trans

knock together

construir deprisa

knock together

improvisar

to knock together something to eat

hacer algo rápido para comer

I. knock up VERBO trans calão (impregnate)

knock up

dejar preñada

to get knocked up

quedarse preñada

II. knock up VERBO intr DESP

knock up

pelotear

knock over VERBO trans

knock over

atropellar

knock over an object

volcar

Present

I	knock on
you	knock on
he/she/it	knocks on
we	knock on
you	knock on
they	knock on

Past

I	knocked on
you	knocked on
he/she/it	knocked on
we	knocked on
you	knocked on
they	knocked on

Present Perfect

I	have	knocked on
you	have	knocked on
he/she/it	has	knocked on
we	have	knocked on
you	have	knocked on
they	have	knocked on

Past Perfect

I	had	knocked on
you	had	knocked on
he/she/it	had	knocked on
we	had	knocked on
you	had	knocked on
they	had	knocked on

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

In the best case scenario the new virus would add 40 per cent knock back on top of the existing 27 per cent.

www.stuff.co.nz

Never knock back a talking gig for your industry.

www.dynamicbusiness.com.au

I'd meet friends and knock back two bottles of cheap cider.

www.halifaxcourier.co.uk

I'm pretty sure a dealer is not going to knock back your car servicing because it's an import.

www.caradvice.com.au

While the comparatively affluent knock back highly taxed bottled beers, the poor turn to cheap and potent moonshine.

www.independent.co.uk