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Reiteroberst
botas de vadear

Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford

wading boot SUBST

Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford

I. wade [americ weɪd, Brit weɪd] VERBO intr

II. wade [americ weɪd, Brit weɪd] VERBO trans

wade river:

I. boot1 [americ but, Brit buːt] SUBST

1. boot MODA:

to be as tough as an old boot or Brit old boots coloq meat/poultry:
to be as tough as an old boot or Brit old boots person:
to lick sb's boots coloq
adular a alguien
to lick sb's boots coloq
hacerle la pelota a alguien coloq
to lick sb's boots coloq
hacerle la barba a alguien Méx coloq
to lick sb's boots coloq
hacerle la pata a alguien Chile coloq
to lick sb's boots coloq
chuparle las medias a alguien RioPr coloq
to lick sb's boots coloq
lambonear a alguien Col coloq
to put or stick the boot in Brit coloq literal (kick)
atrib boot polish
atrib boot polish
atrib boot polish
pomada f de zapatos RioPr
atrib boot polish
pasta f de zapatos Chile

2. boot (kick) coloq:

boot sem pl
boot sem pl
to give sb the boot coloq
echar a alguien
to give sb the boot coloq
poner a alguien de patitas en la calle coloq
to give sb the boot coloq
darle la patada a alguien coloq

3. boot Brit (for baggage):

cajuela f Méx
baúl m Col RioPr
maleta f Chile Peru

4. boot americ (for wheel):

5. boot COMPUT:

II. boot1 [americ but, Brit buːt] VERBO trans

1. boot (kick):

boot coloq
boot coloq
boot coloq

2. boot COMPUT:

butear coloq

I. big <comp bigger, superl biggest> [americ bɪɡ, Brit bɪɡ] ADJ The usual translation of big, grande, becomes gran when it is used before a singular noun.

1.1. big (in size):

a big girl (large) eufem
a big girl (buxom) eufem

1.2. big (powerful):

big bomb/engine

1.3. big (in scale, intensity):

2.1. big (major):

2.2. big (great):

es muy comilón CSur Esp coloq
to be big on sth coloq

2.3. big coloq as intensifier:

3. big (significant, serious):

4. big (older, grown up):

5. big (magnanimous, generous):

that's big of you! irón
¡qué generoso eres! irón

6. big (boastful):

7. big (prominent, popular) coloq:

big pred
big pred

II. big [americ bɪɡ, Brit bɪɡ] ADV coloq

1. big (ambitiously):

2. big (boastfully):

3. big (with great success):

4. big (on a large scale):

I. bet [americ bɛt, Brit bɛt] SUBST

1. bet (wager):

to take bets bookmaker:

2. bet (option):

II. bet <Part pres betting, pass & Part perf bet> [americ bɛt, Brit bɛt] VERBO trans

1. bet (gamble):

bet money

2. bet (be sure):

I can do it! — (I) bet (you) you can't!
I can do it! — (I) bet (you) you can't!
—¡a que no!

III. bet <Part pres betting, pass & Part perf bet> [americ bɛt, Brit bɛt] VERBO intr

1. bet (gamble):

to bet on sth/sb
apostarle a algo/alguien

2. bet (be sure):

(do you) want to bet? coloq
(do you) want to bet? coloq
will you be there? — you bet! coloq
¿irás? — ¡por supuesto!
I bet! coloq, irón
, seguro irón
I bet! coloq, irón
, ya irón

boot2 [americ but, Brit buːt] SUBST

to boot humor
to boot humor

no Dicionário PONS

I. wade [weɪd] VERBO intr

to wade into sb coloq

II. wade [weɪd] VERBO trans

III. wade [weɪd] SUBST americ

I. boot [bu:t] SUBST

1. boot (footwear):

2. boot coloq (kick):

to put the boot in coloq

3. boot COMPUT:

4. boot Brit, Aus AUTOMOB:

cajuela f Méx
baúl m Arg

Expressões:

to get the boot coloq
to give sb the boot coloq

II. boot [bu:t] VERBO trans coloq

1. boot (kick):

2. boot COMPUT:

Expressões:

no Dicionário PONS

I. wade [weɪd] VERBO intr

to wade into sb coloq

II. wade [weɪd] VERBO trans

III. wade [weɪd] SUBST

I. boot [but] SUBST

1. boot (footwear):

2. boot coloq fig:

3. boot comput:

Expressões:

II. boot [but] VERBO trans

1. boot (kick):

2. boot fig calão (fire from job):

3. boot comput:

Expressões:

Present
Iwade
youwade
he/she/itwades
wewade
youwade
theywade
Past
Iwaded
youwaded
he/she/itwaded
wewaded
youwaded
theywaded
Present Perfect
Ihavewaded
youhavewaded
he/she/ithaswaded
wehavewaded
youhavewaded
theyhavewaded
Past Perfect
Ihadwaded
youhadwaded
he/she/ithadwaded
wehadwaded
youhadwaded
theyhadwaded

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