DRIFT - Tradução inglês-Espanhol

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I. drift [americ drɪft, Brit drɪft] VERBO intr

1.1. drift (on water):

drift: moverse empujado por la corriente

the boat drifted off course: el barco se desvió de su rumbo

the logs/boats drifted down the river: los troncos/botes bajaban empujados por la corriente

1.2. drift (be adrift):

drift boat/person:: ir a la deriva

1.3. drift (in air):

drift balloon/glider:: moverse empujado por el viento

the clouds drifted away: las nubes se fueron dispersando

2. drift (proceed aimlessly):

he drifted from job to job: iba sin rumbo de un trabajo a otro

the firm is drifting inexorably toward ruin: la compañía va camino de la ruina

the strikers began drifting back to work: los huelguistas empezaron a volver poco a poco al trabajo

the crowd began to drift away: la muchedumbre comenzó a dispersarse

the conversation began to drift: la conversación empezó a irse por las ramas

to drift apart couple/friends:: distanciarse

I just drifted into marriage: me dejé llevar por las circunstancias y terminé casándome

3. drift (pile up):

drift sand/snow:: amontonarse

II. drift [americ drɪft, Brit drɪft] VERBO trans

drift snow/sand:

drift: amontonar

III. drift [americ drɪft, Brit drɪft] SUBST

1. drift C:

drift (of sand): montón m

drift (of snow): ventisquero m

2. drift (meaning):

drift sem pl: sentido m

I didn't quite catch your drift: no entendí or capté muy bien lo que querías decir

if you get my drift: tú ya me entiendes

3. drift (movement):

the drift toward war: la inexorable marcha hacia la guerra

the drift from the land: el éxodo rural

the drift of public opinion: el cambio en la opinión pública

4.1. drift U GEOL:

drift: terreno m de acarreo

4.2. drift U LINGUÍS:

drift: evolución f

5. drift U (deviation):

drift: desviación f

I. continental [americ ˌkɑntəˈnɛnt(ə)l, Brit kɒntɪˈnɛnt(ə)l] ADJ

1. continental GEOGR:

continental slope/climate: continental

2.1. continental (European):

continental customs/cuisine: de Europa (continental)

2.2. continental (in US history):

Continental Congress/soldier: de las colonias confederadas

II. continental [americ ˌkɑntəˈnɛnt(ə)l, Brit kɒntɪˈnɛnt(ə)l] SUBST

continental: europeo m / europea f

drift net SUBST

drift net: traína f

drift net: red f de fija

drift net: red f de posta

drift ice SUBST U

drift ice: hielo m flotante

drift off VERBO [americ drɪft -, Brit drɪft -] (v + adv)

drift off: quedarse dormido

continental drift SUBST GEOGR

continental drift U: deriva f de los continentes

continental drift U: movimiento m de los continentes

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red de arrastre: drift net

vagar: to drift

ventiscar: to drift

deriva: drift

vagabundear: to drift (around)

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I. drift [drɪft] VERBO intr

1. drift:

drift (on water): dejarse llevar por la corriente

drift (in air): dejarse llevar por el viento

to drift out to sea: ir a la deriva

2. drift (move aimlessly):

drift: dejarse llevar

3. drift (progress aimlessly):

drift: vivir sin rumbo

4. drift METEO:

drift sand, snow: amontonarse

II. drift [drɪft] SUBST

1. drift NÁUT:

drift: deriva f

2. drift fig (movement):

drift: movimiento m

3. drift (trend):

drift: tendencia f

4. drift METEO:

drift: montón m

a sand drift: un montón de arena

5. drift (sense):

drift: significado m

to catch sb's drift: caer en la cuenta de lo que alguien quiere decir

drift-ice SUBST sem pl

drift-ice: hielo m flotante

drift apart VERBO intr

drift apart people:

drift apart: distanciarse (progresivamente)

drift off VERBO intr

drift off: dormirse lentamente

continental drift: deriva f continental

to drift with the current: dejarse llevar por la corriente

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distanciarse: to drift apart

derrotarse: to drift off course

derivar: to drift

tendencia a algo: drift toward sth

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I. drift [drɪft] VERBO intr

1. drift (on water):

drift: dejarse llevar por la corriente

to drift out to sea: ir a la deriva

to drift out to sea (in air): dejarse llevar por el viento

2. drift (move aimlessly):

drift: dejarse llevar

3. drift (progress aimlessly):

drift: vivir sin rumbo

4. drift METEO:

drift sand, snow: amontonarse

II. drift [drɪft] SUBST

1. drift NÁUT:

drift: deriva f

2. drift fig (movement):

drift: movimiento m

3. drift (trend):

drift: tendencia f

4. drift METEO:

drift: montón m

a sand drift: un montón de arena

5. drift coloq (sense):

drift: onda f

to catch sb's drift: captar a alguien

drift apart VERBO intr

drift apart people:

drift apart: distanciarse (progresivamente)

drift off VERBO intr

drift off: dormirse lentamente

drift ice SUBST

drift ice: hielo m flotante

continental drift: deriva f continental

to drift with the current: dejarse llevar por la corriente

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distanciar: to drift apart

tendencia a algo: drift toward sth

Present
I	drift
you	drift
he/she/it	drifts
we	drift
you	drift
they	drift

Past
I	drifted
you	drifted
he/she/it	drifted
we	drifted
you	drifted
they	drifted

Present Perfect
I	have	drifted
you	have	drifted
he/she/it	has	drifted
we	have	drifted
you	have	drifted
they	have	drifted

Past Perfect
I	had	drifted
you	had	drifted
he/she/it	had	drifted
we	had	drifted
you	had	drifted
they	had	drifted

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Exemplos do Dicionário PONS (verificados pela redação)

to drift out to sea: ir a la deriva

a sand drift: un montón de arena

to catch sb's drift: caer en la cuenta de lo que alguien quiere decir

to drift with the current: dejarse llevar por la corriente

continental drift: deriva f continental

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That doesn't mean you can take a hairpin turn at 50 miles per hour and drift the car around cones and stuff like that.

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Most of the injuries and fatalities were to miners who leapt from the spake and were thrown back under the trolley due to the narrowness of the drift shaft.

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The friends begin to drift apart, as they are compelled to stay within their cliques.

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If a child's baby tooth is lost before the permanent tooth is ready to erupt, adjacent teeth will drift and tip into the empty space.

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It was designed to protect the canal from floods and drift ice, and entered service in 1873.

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