PATTER - Tradução inglês-Espanhol

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inglês

espanhol

I. patter¹ [americ ˈpædər, Brit ˈpatə] VERBO intr

patter rain:

golpetear

patter rain:

tamborilear

patter feet/person:

golpetear

you could hear the mice pattering behind the baseboard

se oía corretear a los ratones detrás del zócalo

II. patter¹ [americ ˈpædər, Brit ˈpatə] SUBST U (sound)

patter

golpeteo m

the soft patter of the rain

el suave golpeteo or tamborileo de la lluvia

the patter of tiny feet humor

pasitos mpl de niño

patter² [americ ˈpædər, Brit ˈpatə] SUBST (talk)

the salesman gave me the usual patter

el vendedor me soltó el rollo de costumbre

she had a very effective sales patter

tenía mucha labia para vender

she had a very effective sales patter

sabía convencer al cliente

an insurance agent's patter

el discursito típico de un vendedor de seguros

I. pitter-patter [americ ˈpɪdərˌpædər, Brit ˈpɪtəpatə] SUBST (of rain)

pitter-patter

golpeteo m

pitter-patter

repiqueteo m

the pitter-patter of little feet

pasitos mpl de niño

II. pitter-patter [americ ˈpɪdərˌpædər, Brit ˈpɪtəpatə] ADV

the rain went pitter-patter on the window

la lluvia golpeteaba la ventana or repiqueteaba en la ventana

his heart went pitter-patter as he approached her door

el corazón le latía con fuerza al acercarse a su puerta

III. pitter-patter [americ ˈpɪdərˌpædər, Brit ˈpɪtəpatə] VERBO intr

pitter-patter rain:

pitter-patter

golpetear

pitter-patter

repiquetear

espanhol

inglês

golpeteo

patter

golpeteo

pitter-patter

charlatanería (palabras)

patter

golpetear (más suavemente)

to patter

golpetear en algo

to bang/patter on sth

repiqueteo (de lluvia)

pitter-patter coloq

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I. patter [ˈpætəʳ, americ ˈpæt̬ɚ] SUBST sem pl

1. patter (clever talk):

patter

labia f

2. patter (tapping):

patter of rain

golpeteo m

patter of feet

pasitos m pl

II. patter [ˈpætəʳ, americ ˈpæt̬ɚ] VERBO intr

patter (make sound)

golpetear

patter (walk lightly)

corretear

to patter about

andar con pasos ligeros

patter merchant SUBST coloq

patter merchant

charlatán(-ana) m (f)

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I. patter [ˈpæt̬·ər] SUBST

1. patter (tapping):

patter of rain

golpeteo m

patter of feet

pasitos m pl

2. patter (talk):

patter

labia f

II. patter [ˈpæt̬·ər] VERBO intr

1. patter (make sound):

patter

golpetear

2. patter (walk lightly):

patter

corretear

to patter about

andar con pasos ligeros

I. pitter-patter [ˈpɪt̬·ər·pæt̬·ər] ADV

his heart went pitter-patter

su corazón empezó a palpitar a gran velocidad

II. pitter-patter [ˈpɪt̬·ər·pæt̬·ər] SUBST

pitter-patter of feet

paso m ligero

pitter-patter of heart

latido m

pitter-patter of rain

golpeteo m

Present

I	patter
you	patter
he/she/it	patters
we	patter
you	patter
they	patter

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

The words of your composition should be beautiful and well-interwoven in the rhythmic patters.

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In their patter, magicians often refer to the legend of 12 magicians that have died doing the trick.

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Singing calls, like patter calls, vary in dance difficulty, and are rarely improvised in full.

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His little feet often pattered; and the beams of this ceiling...

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He patters over a thin banjo and drum machine until the build to the chorus.

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