PINCHING - Tradução inglês-Espanhol

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inglês

espanhol

I. penny-pinching [americ ˈpɛni ˌpɪntʃɪŋ, Brit ˈpɛnɪpɪntʃɪŋ] ADJ

penny-pinching person

cicatero

penny-pinching person

tacaño

penny-pinching person

agarrado coloq

penny-pinching person

amarrete AmSul coloq

penny-pinching policy

cicatero

II. penny-pinching [americ ˈpɛni ˌpɪntʃɪŋ, Brit ˈpɛnɪpɪntʃɪŋ] SUBST U

penny-pinching

cicatería f

penny-pinching

tacañería f

I. pinch [americ pɪn(t)ʃ, Brit pɪn(t)ʃ] SUBST

1. pinch (act):

pinch

pellizco m

to give sb a pinch

pellizcar or darle un pellizco a alguien

in or Brit at a pinch (if necessary)

si fuera necesario

in or Brit at a pinch (at the most)

como máximo

to feel the pinch

estar apretado (de dinero)

to feel the pinch

pasar estrecheces

we're going to feel the pinch

vamos a estar más apretados (de dinero)

2. pinch (small quantity):

pinch

pizca f

pinch

pellizco m

a pinch of salt

una pizca or un pellizco de sal

II. pinch [americ pɪn(t)ʃ, Brit pɪn(t)ʃ] VERBO trans

1. pinch:

pinch person:

pellizcar

pinch shoes:

apretar

pinch the pastry to make little folds

hacer un repulgo en la masa

2.1. pinch coloq (steal) Brit:

pinch wallet

robar

pinch boyfriend

levantar coloq

pinch idea

robar

pinch idea

quitar

2.2. pinch (arrest):

pinch coloq coloq criminal

atrapar

pinch coloq coloq criminal

pescar

pinch coloq coloq criminal

agarrar

III. pinch [americ pɪn(t)ʃ, Brit pɪn(t)ʃ] VERBO intr

1. pinch (be too tight):

pinch shoes:

apretar

2. pinch (be frugal):

to pinch and scrape or save

hacer economías

to pinch and scrape or save

privarse de cosas

I. salt [americ sɔlt, Brit sɔːlt, sɒlt] SUBST

1.1. salt U CULIN:

salt

sal f

pass the salt, please

pásame la sal, por favor

have you put salt on the meat?

¿le has puesto or echado sal a la carne?

the salt of the earth

la sal de la tierra

(to be) worth one's salt , any teacher worth her salt

toda maestra que se precie de tal

(to be) worth one's salt , any teacher worth her salt

toda maestra digna de ese nombre

to rub salt into the wound(s)

hurgar en la herida

to take sth with a pinch or grain of salt

no creerse algo al pie de la letra

to take sth with a pinch or grain of salt

tomar algo con pinzas CSur

I should take anything he says with a pinch of salt

no se puede creer lo que él dice al pie de la letra

I should take anything he says with a pinch of salt

todo lo que él diga hay que tomarlo con pinzas CSur

1.2. salt U (interest, zest):

salt

gracia f

1.3. salt C QUÍM:

salt

sal f

2.1. salt <salts, pl >:

smelling salts

sales fpl (aromáticas)

2.2. salt <salts, pl > (laxative):

salt

sulfato m de magnesia

Epsom salts

sal f de Epsom

3. salt C (sailor) coloq:

an old salt

un (viejo) lobo de mar

II. salt [americ sɔlt, Brit sɔːlt, sɒlt] VERBO trans

1. salt (put salt on):

salt vegetables/meat

salar

salt vegetables/meat

ponerle sal a

salt vegetables/meat

echarle sal a

salt road

echar sal en

2. salt <salted, Part perf >:

salted

salado

salted butter

mantequilla f salada or con sal

3. salt (cure):

salt pork/herring

salar

salt cabbage

curar con sal

4. salt (enliven) often pass:

salt conversation/speech

sazonar

III. salt [americ sɔlt, Brit sɔːlt, sɒlt] ADJ

1. salt (salted) atrib:

salt butter

salado

salt meat/cod

salado

salt meat/cod

en salazón

2. salt (saline) atrib:

salt pond/lake

salobre

salt pond/lake

de agua salada

3. salt:

salt air

salobre

salt taste

salado

salt taste

a sal

pinch-hit <Part pres pinch-hitting; pass, Part perf pinch-hit> [americ ˈpɪntʃ ˈˌhɪt, Brit] VERBO intr

1. pinch-hit (in baseball):

pinch-hit

batear de emergencia

2. pinch-hit (act as substitute) americ coloq:

to pinch-hit for sb

sustituir a alguien

pinch hitter SUBST

1. pinch hitter (in baseball):

pinch hitter

bateador m de emergencia / bateadora f de emergencia

2. pinch hitter (substitute) americ:

pinch hitter coloq

sustituto m / sustituta f

espanhol

inglês

pinzamiento

pinching

choricear

to pinch Brit coloq

siempre anda pichuleando

she's always penny-pinching coloq

pellizcar

to pinch

huachapear

to pinch Brit coloq

huachapearse

to pinch Brit coloq

pellizco

pinch

se agrega un pellizco de sal

add a pinch of salt

no Dicionário PONS

inglês

espanhol

I. penny-pinching [ˈpeniˌpɪntʃɪŋ] SUBST sem pl

penny-pinching

tacañería f

II. penny-pinching [ˈpeniˌpɪntʃɪŋ] ADJ

penny-pinching

tacaño, -a

I. pinch [pɪntʃ] VERBO trans

1. pinch (nip, tweak):

pinch

pellizcar

to pinch oneself fig

pellizcarse para ver si no se está soñando

2. pinch (be too tight):

pinch

apretar

the shoes pinch my feet

los zapatos me aprietan

3. pinch coloq (steal):

pinch

birlar

II. pinch [pɪntʃ] VERBO intr

1. pinch (squeeze with fingers):

pinch

estrujar

2. pinch boots, shoes, slippers:

pinch

apretar

III. pinch [pɪntʃ] SUBST

1. pinch (nip):

pinch

pellizco m

to give sb a pinch

dar un pellizco a alguien

at a pinch, in a pinch americ

si realmente es necesario

to feel the pinch

pasar apuros

2. pinch (small quantity):

pinch

pizca f

Expressões:

to take sth with a pinch of salt

tomar algo con cierto escepticismo

espanhol

inglês

pellizco

pinch

dar un pellizco a alguien

to pinch sb

pellizco (poquito: de sal)

pinch

grisma

pinch

torniscón

pinch

narigada

pinch of snuff

pizco

pinch

pellizcar

to pinch

pellizcar (pizcar algo)

to take a pinch of

pellizcar

to pinch oneself

pizca

pinch

una pizca de sal

a pinch of salt

afanar

to pinch

no Dicionário PONS

inglês

espanhol

I. penny-pinching [ˈpen·i·ˌpɪn·tʃɪŋ] SUBST

penny-pinching

tacañería f

II. penny-pinching [ˈpen·i·ˌpɪn·tʃɪŋ] ADJ

penny-pinching

tacaño, -a

I. pinch [pɪntʃ] VERBO trans

1. pinch (with fingers):

pinch

pellizcar

to pinch oneself fig

pellizcarse para ver si no se está soñando

2. pinch (be too tight):

pinch

apretar

the shoes pinch my feet

los zapatos me aprietan

3. pinch coloq (steal):

pinch

birlar

II. pinch [pɪntʃ] VERBO intr

1. pinch (with fingers):

pinch

estrujar

2. pinch boots, shoes, slippers:

pinch

apretar

III. pinch [pɪntʃ] SUBST

1. pinch (nip):

pinch

pellizco m

to give sb a pinch

dar un pellizco a alguien

in a pinch

si realmente es necesario

to feel the pinch

pasar apuros

2. pinch (small quantity):

pinch

pizca f

to pinch pennies

apretarse el cinturón

espanhol

inglês

pellizco

pinch

dar un pellizco a alguien

to pinch sb

pellizco (poquito: de sal)

pinch

grisma

pinch

pizco

pinch

narigada

pinch of snuff

pellizcar

to pinch

pellizcar (pizcar algo)

to take a pinch of

pellizcar

to pinch oneself

pizca

pinch

una pizca de sal

a pinch of salt

afanar

to pinch

Present

I	pinch
you	pinch
he/she/it	pinches
we	pinch
you	pinch
they	pinch

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

Thatcher grew up in an era of hardship and penny-pinching, but she also lived in an age of high social solidarity and restraint.

blogs.telegraph.co.uk

Another is recently dead, to the great relief of his widow; a third is penny-pinching on his honeymoon.

www.independent.co.uk

Maybe they observed the struggle you had bringing them up and it triggered penny-pinching tendencies.

www.dailymail.co.uk

This process might seem a bit dull and penny-pinching; that's why my husband chose a wet weekend.

www.nzherald.co.nz

A penny-pinching bride said an extravagant thank you to her guests who she made pay for their own food on her big day.

www.breakingnews.ie