SET-TO - Tradução inglês-Espanhol

inglês

espanhol

set-to [americ ˈsɛt ˌtu, Brit] SUBST coloq

set-to

bronca f coloq

set-to

agarrada f coloq

to have a set-to with sb

tener una bronca or agarrada con alguien coloq

to have a set-to with sb

pelearse con alguien

I. set to VERBO (v + adv)

1. set to (begin):

set to

empezar

we set to with a will

empezamos or nos pusimos a trabajar con ganas

2. set to (begin fighting):

they set to with their fists

se empezaron a dar puñetazos

II. set to VERBO (v + prep + o)

to set to work

ponerse a trabajar

airfares are set to rise

van a subir las tarifas aéreas

all set (to go)?

¿listos?

to be set to + infin

llevar camino de +  infin

the problem seems set to deepen

el problema lleva camino de recrudecer or agravarse

he was all set to walk out

estaba totalmente decidido or resuelto a irse

espanhol

inglês

encontronazo SUBST m coloq

1. encontronazo (entre coches):

encontronazo

smash coloq

encontronazo

crash

2. encontronazo (discusión):

encontronazo

set-to coloq

encontronazo

row coloq

encontronazo

run-in Brit coloq

tomate SUBST m

1. tomate:

tomate BOT, CULIN

tomato

salsa de tomate

tomato sauce

agarrar algo para el lado de los tomates RioPr coloq

to take sth the wrong way

estar/ponerse (colorado) como un tomate (sonrojarse)

to be/turn as red as a beet americ

estar/ponerse (colorado) como un tomate (sonrojarse)

to be/go as red as a beetroot Brit

estar/ponerse (colorado) como un tomate (quemarse)

to be/turn as red as a lobster

¡toma tu tomate! Ven coloq

put that in your pipe and smoke it! coloq

2. tomate coloq (agujero):

tomate

hole

3.1. tomate coloq Esp (complicación, dificultad):

tomate

difficulty

el examen tenía o traía mucho tomate

the exam was a real stinker coloq

3.2. tomate coloq Esp (jaleo, pelea):

tomate

set-to coloq

musicalizar

to set to music

cantiga

medieval poem set to music

cantar

poem (gen set to music)

el éxodo, que previsiblemente continuará, daña la economía

the exodus, which looks set to continue o looks as if it is likely to continue, is damaging to the economy

inglês

espanhol

set-to [ˈsettu:] SUBST coloq

set-to

bronca f

to have a set-to (with sb)

tener una bronca (con alguien)

set to VERBO intr

1. set to (begin):

set to

ponerse manos a la obra

2. set to coloq (begin fighting):

set to

llegar a las manos

to set to with sb

empezar a pelearse con alguien

to get set (to do sth)

prepararse (para hacer algo)

to set sth to music

poner música a algo

to set sb to work

poner a trabajar a alguien

espanhol

inglês

zipizape SUBST m coloq

zipizape

set-to

sonorizar

to set to music

meter a alguien a fregar platos

to set sb to work washing dishes

set-to [ˈset·tu] SUBST coloq

set-to

bronca f

to have a set-to (with sb)

tener una bronca (con alguien)

set to VERBO intr

1. set to (begin working):

set to

ponerse manos a la obra

2. set to (begin fighting):

set to

llegar a las manos

to get set (to do sth)

prepararse (para hacer algo)

to set sth to music

poner música a algo

to set sb to work

poner a trabajar a alguien

Present

I	set to
you	set to
he/she/it	sets to
we	set to
you	set to
they	set to

Past

I	set to
you	set to
he/she/it	set to
we	set to
you	set to
they	set to

Present Perfect

I	have	set to
you	have	set to
he/she/it	has	set to
we	have	set to
you	have	set to
they	have	set to

Past Perfect

I	had	set to
you	had	set to
he/she/it	had	set to
we	had	set to
you	had	set to
they	had	set to

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

It was their first touring side and all team members had to pay their own airfare.

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Lacking money for travel, the hospital loaned him the money for airfare.

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Some of these fans were still upset, since they had spent thousands on airfare and hotels.

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It sells exclusive airfare deals for verified members from its.

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For example, a couple may list dinner at an elegant restaurant, scuba diving lessons, or portions of hotel and airfare.

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