PANIC BUTTON - Tradução inglês-Espanhol

Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford

panic button SUBST

panic button

botón m de alarma

to hit or push the panic button coloq

ponerse histérico coloq

Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford

I. panic [americ ˈpænɪk, Brit ˈpanɪk] SUBST

1. panic U or C (fear, anxiety):

panic

pánico m

there was widespread panic on world financial markets

cundió el pánico en los mercados financieros del mundo

people fled in panic

la gente huyó, despavorida or presa del pánico

keep calm, don't get into a panic

calma, no te dejes llevar por el pánico

when the lights went out, the whole crowd was thrown into a panic

cuando se apagaron las luces, cundió el pánico entre la gente

the announcement spread panic among the shoppers

el anuncio sembró el pánico entre la gente que se encontraba en la tienda

atrib the strike led to panic food-buying

la gente se asustó con la huelga y se lanzó a comprar alimentos

panic measure

medida f de emergencia (en situaciones de pánico)

that was a typical panic reaction

esa fue una reacción típica de un momento de pánico

it was panic stations coloq

reinaba el pánico

2. panic C (funny person, thing) americ coloq:

he/the show is a panic

él/el espectáculo es divertidísimo or comiquísimo

he/the show is a panic

él/el espectáculo es un plato lat-amer coloq

II. panic <Part pres panicking; pass, Part perf panicked> [americ ˈpænɪk, Brit ˈpanɪk] VERBO intr

panic

dejarse llevar por el pánico

he panicked and jumped out of the window

presa del pánico, se tiró por la ventana

he panicked and pressed the alarm bell

le entró el pánico y apretó la alarma

don't panic!

¡tranquilo!

don't panic!

¡cálmate!

calm down, there's no need to panic

calma, no hay por qué alarmarse

III. panic <Part pres panicking; pass, Part perf panicked> [americ ˈpænɪk, Brit ˈpanɪk] VERBO trans

panic

infundirle pánico a

to panic sb into sth we were panicked into a hasty decision

lo que nos dijeron (or lo que leímos etc.) nos infundió pánico y tomamos una decisión precipitada

I. button [americ ˈbətn, Brit ˈbʌt(ə)n] SUBST

1. button MODA:

button

botón m

to sew a button onto sth

coserle or pegarle un botón a algo

on the button americ his answer was right on the button

dio en el clavo con su respuesta

she arrived on the button

llegó en punto or muy puntual

to be as bright as a button

ser muy despierto

to be as bright as a button

ser más listo que el hambre coloq

button nose

nariz f chata y pequeña

2. button (switch):

button

botón m

to hit the right button

dar en la tecla

3. button (badge):

button

distintivo m

II. button [americ ˈbətn, Brit ˈbʌt(ə)n] VERBO trans

button

abotonar

button

abrochar

III. button [americ ˈbətn, Brit ˈbʌt(ə)n] VERBO intr

the blouse buttons to the neck

la blusa va abotonada or abrochada hasta el cuello

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I. panic [ˈpænɪk] -ck- SUBST

panic

pánico m

to get into a panic

ponerse nervioso

to be in a panic

estar nervioso

II. panic [ˈpænɪk] -ck- VERBO intr

panic

ponerse nervioso

I. button [ˈbʌtən] SUBST

button

botón m

start button

botón de inicio

right/left mouse button

botón derecho/izquierdo del ratón

to push a button

apretar un botón

at the push of a button

con solo pulsar un botón

Expressões:

to be (as) bright as a button

ser más listo que el hambre

to be right on the button americ

estar en lo cierto

II. button [ˈbʌtən] VERBO intr

button

abrocharse

III. button [ˈbʌtən] VERBO trans

button

abrochar

Expressões:

to button it americ coloq

no decir ni esta boca es mía

no Dicionário PONS

I. panic [ˈpæn·ɪk] SUBST

panic

pánico m

to get into a panic

ponerse nervioso

to be in a panic

estar nervioso

II. panic <-ck-> [ˈpæn·ɪk] VERBO intr

panic

ponerse nervioso

I. button [ˈbʌt·ən] SUBST

button (on clothing)

botón m

button (with slogan)

chapa f

start button

botón de inicio

right/left mouse button

botón derecho/izquierdo del ratón

to push a button

apretar un botón

at the push of a button

con sólo pulsar un botón

Expressões:

to be right on the button

estar en lo cierto

II. button [ˈbʌt·ən] VERBO intr

button

abrocharse

III. button [ˈbʌt·ən] VERBO trans

button

abrochar

Expressões:

to button it [or one's lip] coloq

no decir ni esta boca es mía

Present

I	panic
you	panic
he/she/it	panics
we	panic
you	panic
they	panic

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

The main unit had a reset button as well.

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Once filled, the character can initiate an attack by performing a series of three timed button presses (known as the trinity ring).

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Furthermore, an additional button is used for each direction to add the number of pedestrian and bicyclist movement.

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The pre-recorded clicks would miss buttons if they had moved or failed to appear upon playback.

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Pressing the select button can be used to skip to a specific part in the song.

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