MASQUERADE BALL - Tradução inglês-Espanhol

Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford

I. masquerade [americ ˌmæskəˈreɪd, Brit ˌmɑːskəˈreɪd, ˌmaskəˈreɪd] SUBST

1. masquerade (pretense):

masquerade

mascarada f

masquerade

farsa f

2. masquerade (masked ball):

masquerade

mascarada f

masquerade

baile m de disfraces

masquerade

baile m de máscaras

II. masquerade [americ ˌmæskəˈreɪd, Brit ˌmɑːskəˈreɪd, ˌmaskəˈreɪd] VERBO intr

to masquerade as sb

hacerse pasar por alguien

propaganda masquerading as factual information

propaganda disfrazada de información objetiva

I. ball¹ [americ bɔl, Brit bɔːl] SUBST

1.1. ball C:

ball (in baseball, golf)

pelota f

ball (in baseball, golf)

bola f

ball (in basketball, football)

pelota f esp lat-amer

ball (in basketball, football)

balón m esp Esp

ball (in billiards, croquet)

bola f

fast/low/easy ball

pelota or bola rápida/baja/fácil

the ballis in his/your court

le corresponde a él/te corresponde a ti dar el próximo paso

to be on the ball coloq

andar con cuatro ojos coloq

to be on the ball coloq

ser muy espabilado

to carry the ball americ

llevar la batuta or la voz cantante

to drop or fumble the ball literal (in US football) americ

fumblear

you know he won't drop or fumble the ball

ya sabes que no nos va a fallar

to set or start/keep the ballrolling

poner/mantener las cosas en marcha or en movimiento

1.2. ball C (delivery by pitcher):

ball

bola f

2.1. ball U americ (baseball):

ball

béisbol m

2.2. ball U (game):

to play ball(with sb) literal (play game)

jugar a la pelota (con alguien)

he wouldn't play ballwith the police coloq

no quiso colaborar or cooperar con la policía

we tried to persuade him but he wouldn't play ball coloq

intentamos convencerlo, pero no quiso saber de nada

3.1. ball C:

ball (round mass)

bola f

ball (of string, wool)

ovillo m

shape the dough/mixture into balls

formar bolas con la masa/mezcla

she was curled up in a ball

estaba hecha un ovillo

balland chain

grillos mpl y cadenas

balland chain

grilletes mpl y cadenas

the whole ballof wax americ

toda la historia coloq

he bought it, the whole ballof wax

se tragó toda la historia coloq

3.2. ball C or U:

ball HIST, MILITAR

bala f

3.3. ball C ANAT:

the ballof the foot

la parte anterior de la planta del pie

the ballof the thumb

la base del pulgar

4.1. ball vulg <balls, pl > (testicles):

ball

huevos mpl vulg

ball

pelotas fpl vulg

ball

cojones mpl vulg

ball

tanates mpl Méx vulg

to kick sb in the balls

darle a alguien una patada en los huevos (or las pelotas etc.)

to have balls

tener los cojones or los huevos bien puestos vulg

to have balls

tenerlos bien puestos or tenerlas bien puestas coloq

to have sb by the balls

tener a alguien bien agarrado

4.2. ball vulg <balls, pl > (nonsense):

ball

pendejadas fpl

ball

huevadas fpl And Ven

ball

gilipolleces fpl Esp

ball

boludeces fpl Col RioPr vulg

balls to them!

¡que se vayan a la mierda! vulg

II. ball¹ [americ bɔl, Brit bɔːl] VERBO trans

1. ball string/wool:

ball

ovillar

2. ball (have sex with) americ:

ball calão

echarse un polvo con calão

ball calão

tirarse vulg

III. ball¹ [americ bɔl, Brit bɔːl] VERBO intr americ calão

ball

echarse un polvo calão

ball

joder vulg

ball

tirar vulg

ball² [americ bɔl, Brit bɔːl] SUBST (dance)

ball

baile m

to have a ball coloq

divertirse de lo lindo or como loco coloq

what a ball!

¡qué divertido!

no Dicionário PONS

I. masquerade [ˌmɑ:skəˈreɪd, americ ˌmæs-] SUBST

masquerade

mascarada f

II. masquerade [ˌmɑ:skəˈreɪd, americ ˌmæs-] VERBO intr

to masquerade as sth

hacerse pasar por algo

ball [bɔ:l] SUBST

1. ball:

ball for golf, tennis

pelota f

ball for football, basketball

balón m

ball for football, basketball

pelota f

to play ball

jugar a la pelota

to play ball fig

cooperar

2. ball (round form):

ball

bola f

3. ball (dance):

ball

baile m

Expressões:

to have a ball

divertirse

to get the ball rolling

poner las cosas en marcha

Entrada OpenDict

ball SUBST

ball (testicle) vulg

huevo m vulg

the balls vulg

los huevos, las pelotas vulg

Entrada OpenDict

ball SUBST

to have a ball (to have fun) coloq coloc

pasárselo pipa

no Dicionário PONS

masquerade ball SUBST

masquerade ball

baile m de máscaras

no Dicionário PONS

I. masquerade [ˌmæs·kə·ˈreɪd] SUBST

masquerade

mascarada f

II. masquerade [ˌmæs·kə·ˈreɪd] VERBO intr

to masquerade as sth

hacerse pasar por algo

ball [bɔl] SUBST

1. ball:

ball for golf, tennis

pelota f

ball for soccer, basketball, football

balón m

ball for soccer, basketball, football

pelota f

to play ball

jugar a la pelota

to play ball fig

cooperar

2. ball (round form):

ball

bola f

3. ball (dance):

ball

baile m

Expressões:

to have a ball

divertirse

to get the ball rolling

poner las cosas en marcha

Present

I	masquerade
you	masquerade
he/she/it	masquerades
we	masquerade
you	masquerade
they	masquerade

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

Wrap the thread around the cotton ball, making sure any loose flaps are tied down.

www.wired.co.uk

A curve ball that spins 30 times a second can break as much as 17 inches.

ww2.kqed.org

I have to improve my hitting, specifically hitting the curve ball.

www.northernlife.ca

The museum holds notable collections demonstrating the history of cricket ball making, tanning as well as archaeology and an extensive archive of local information.

en.wikipedia.org

However, if the ball caroms off one of the goal posts or the crossbar and continues into the goal, the score counts.

en.wikipedia.org