FOLDED - Tradução inglês-Espanhol

Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford

inglês

espanhol

I. fold¹ [americ foʊld, Brit fəʊld] VERBO trans

1.1. fold (bend over):

fold paper/sheet

doblar

to fold sth in half or in two

doblar algo por la mitad

1.2. fold (bring together):

the butterfly folded its wings

la mariposa plegó las alas

to fold one's arms

cruzar los brazos

to fold one's arms (in idle, defiant attitude)

cruzarse de brazos

he sat there, arms folded

estaba sentado con los brazos cruzados

to fold one's hands

juntar las manos

he folded her in his arms

la estrechó entre sus brazos

2. fold (mix) CULIN:

to fold sth into sth

incorporar algo a algo

fold the egg whites into the yolk mixture

incorpore las claras a la mezcla de las yemas (con movimiento suave)

II. fold¹ [americ foʊld, Brit fəʊld] VERBO intr

1.1. fold:

fold chair/table:

plegarse

fold map/poster:

doblarse

fold map/poster:

plegarse

1.2. fold <folding, Part pres > chair/table:

fold

plegable

fold

abatible

fold

de tijera

fold

plegadizo Méx

folding doors

puertas fpl plegables or plegadizas

folding money americ coloq

billetes mpl

folding ruler

regla f de carpintero

2. fold (fail, collapse):

fold project/campaign:

venirse abajo

fold project/campaign:

fracasar

fold play:

bajar de cartel

fold business/shop:

cerrar (sus puertas)

fold business/shop:

quebrar

III. fold¹ [americ foʊld, Brit fəʊld] SUBST

1. fold (crease):

fold

doblez m

fold

pliegue m

2. fold (pleat):

fold

pliegue m

3. fold GEOL:

fold

pliegue m

fold² [americ foʊld, Brit fəʊld] SUBST (sheep pen)

fold

redil m

fold

aprisco m

to return to the fold

volver al redil

-fold [americ foʊld, Brit fəʊld] SUFFIX

his income increased fivefold

sus ingresos se multiplicaron por cinco or se quintuplicaron

there has been a twofold/fourfold increase in prices

los precios se han duplicado/cuadruplicado

the problem is threefold

el problema tiene tres aspectos

I. fold up VERBO [americ foʊld -, Brit fəʊld -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

fold up sheet/newspaper

doblar

fold up chair/table

plegar

II. fold up VERBO [americ foʊld -, Brit fəʊld -] (v + adv)

1. fold up:

fold up map:

doblarse

fold up map:

plegarse

fold up chair:

plegarse

2. fold up (cease trading):

fold up company:

cerrar (sus puertas)

fold up company:

quebrar

I. fold down VERBO [americ foʊld -, Brit fəʊld -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

fold down chair/seat:

fold down

plegar

II. fold down VERBO [americ foʊld -, Brit fəʊld -] (v + adv)

fold down seat:

doblarse hacia adelante

fold down screen:

plegarse

I. fold away VERBO [americ foʊld -, Brit fəʊld -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

fold away clothes

doblar y guardar

fold away chairs

plegar y guardar

II. fold away VERBO [americ foʊld -, Brit fəʊld -] (v + adv)

the chairs fold away neatly when not in use

las sillas se pueden plegar y guardar cómodamente cuando no se necesitan

fold back VERBO [americ foʊld -, Brit fəʊld -] (v + adv + o, v + o + adv)

fold back chair/door/leaf:

fold back

plegar

espanhol

inglês

pliegue

fold

pliegue

fold

pliegue

fold

desplegable

fold-out

aprisco

fold

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inglês

espanhol

I. fold¹ [fəʊld, americ foʊld] VERBO trans

1. fold (bend):

fold

plegar

to fold sth back/down

plegar algo

2. fold (wrap):

to fold sth (in sth)

envolver algo (en algo)

II. fold¹ [fəʊld, americ foʊld] VERBO intr

1. fold (bend over):

fold

doblarse

2. fold (fail, go bankrupt):

fold

fracasar

III. fold¹ [fəʊld, americ foʊld] SUBST

fold

pliegue m

fold² [fəʊld, americ foʊld] SUBST (sheep pen)

fold

redil m

to return to the fold fig

volver al hogar

fold up VERBO trans

fold up

doblar

Entrada OpenDict

fold VERBO

fold one's arms

cruzarse de brazos

Entrada OpenDict

fold-out ADJ

fold-out

desplegable

fold-out (couch, chair)

plegable

espanhol

inglês

pliegue (doblez)

fold

doblez

fold

quesadilla

quesadilla (folded tortilla filled with a spicy mixture and topped with cheese)

repliegue

fold

plegar (doblar)

to fold

plegar (muebles)

to fold away

no Dicionário PONS

inglês

espanhol

I. fold¹ [foʊld] VERBO trans

1. fold (bend):

fold

plegar

to fold sth back/down

plegar algo

2. fold (wrap):

to fold sth (in sth)

envolver algo (en algo)

II. fold¹ [foʊld] VERBO intr

1. fold (bend over):

fold

doblarse

2. fold (fail, go bankrupt):

fold

fracasar

III. fold¹ [foʊld] SUBST

fold

pliegue m

fold² [foʊld] SUBST (sheep pen)

fold

redil m

to return to the fold fig

volver al hogar

fold up VERBO trans

fold up

doblar

espanhol

inglês

pliegue

fold

doblez

fold

quesadilla

quesadilla (folded tortilla filled with a spicy mixture and topped with cheese)

majada

fold

repliegue

fold

plegar (doblar)

to fold

plegar (muebles)

to fold away

replegar

to fold

replegar

to fold back

Present

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we	fold
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Past

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we	folded
you	folded
they	folded

Present Perfect

I	have	folded
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you	have	folded
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Past Perfect

I	had	folded
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we	had	folded
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Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

The passenger compartment has five seats on either side - these fold up to provide a flat cargo space.

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Monastic choir stalls are often fitted with seats that fold up when the monastics stand and fold down when they sit.

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The floor is made of easily cleanable textured urethane; the fabric is stain-resistant; the individual rear seats recline, fold up and are removable.

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Although it is still unknown how proteins fold up naturally, new evidence has helped advance understanding.

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The top is made of a two-piece lightweight aluminum shell, and takes 20 seconds to fold up or down.

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