Stolica no Dicionário de Espanhol-Inglês da Oxford

Traduções para Stolica no dicionário inglês»Espanhol

diastolic [americ daɪəˈstɑlɪk, Brit dʌɪəˈstɒlɪk] ADJ

diastolic

diastólico

systolic [americ səˈstɑlɪk, Brit sɪˈstɒlɪk] ADJ

systolic

sistólico

systolic pressure

presión f (arterial) sistólica or máxima

apostolic [americ ˌæpəˈstɑlɪk, Brit ˌapəˈstɒlɪk] ADJ

apostolic

apostólico

the apostolic succession

la sucesión apostólica

stolidly [americ ˈstɑlədli, Brit ˈstɒlɪdli] ADV

stolidly

impasiblemente

stolidly

imperturbablemente

stolid [americ ˈstɑləd, Brit ˈstɒlɪd] ADJ

stolid

impasible

stolid

imperturbable

silica [americ ˈsɪlɪkə, Brit ˈsɪlɪkə] SUBST U

silica

sílice f

replica <pl replicas> [americ ˈrɛpləkə, Brit ˈrɛplɪkə] SUBST

replica

réplica f

replica

reproducción f

stole¹ [americ stoʊl, Brit stəʊl] past steal

Veja também: steal

I.steal <pass stole, Part perf stolen> [americ stil, Brit stiːl] VERBO trans

1.1. steal object/idea:

steal

robar

steal

hurtar formal

to steal sth from sb

robarle algo a alguien

she stole it from Peter

se lo robó a Peter

he stole some money from the till

robó dinero de la caja

she let Maria steal her man away

dejó que Maria le robara el novio (or el marido etc.)

his little brother stole all the attention

su hermanito acaparó la atención de todo el mundo

1.2. steal (sneak) lit:

to steal a kiss from sb

robarle un beso a alguien

to steal a glance at sth/sb

echar una mirada furtiva a algo/alguien

to steal a glance at sth/sb

mirar algo/a alguien de soslayo

2.1. steal <stolen, Part perf >:

stolen money/property

robado

2.2. steal <stolen, Part perf >:

stolen lit moments/pleasures

robado

stolen lit moments/pleasures

escamoteado

II.steal <pass stole, Part perf stolen> [americ stil, Brit stiːl] VERBO intr

1. steal:

steal

robar

steal

hurtar formal

he was convicted of stealing

lo condenaron por robo

2. steal (go stealthily) + adv compar:

to steal away or off

escabullirse

they stole into the room

entraron en la habitación a hurtadillas

they stole into the room

entraron sigilosamente en la habitación

a feeling of melancholy stole over her

la invadió una sensación de melancolía

to steal up on sb

acercarse sigilosamente a alguien

night had stolen up on the hikers

la noche había sorprendido a los excursionistas

III.steal [americ stil, Brit stiːl] SUBST coloq sem pl

steal

ganga f coloq

steal

regalo m coloq

steal

pichincha f RioPr coloq

stole² SUBST MODA

1. stole (woman's):

stole

estola f

2. stole (priest's):

stole

estola f

stolen [americ ˈstoʊlən, Brit ˈstəʊlən] pass part steal

Veja também: steal

I.steal <pass stole, Part perf stolen> [americ stil, Brit stiːl] VERBO trans

1.1. steal object/idea:

steal

robar

steal

hurtar formal

to steal sth from sb

robarle algo a alguien

she stole it from Peter

se lo robó a Peter

he stole some money from the till

robó dinero de la caja

she let Maria steal her man away

dejó que Maria le robara el novio (or el marido etc.)

his little brother stole all the attention

su hermanito acaparó la atención de todo el mundo

1.2. steal (sneak) lit:

to steal a kiss from sb

robarle un beso a alguien

to steal a glance at sth/sb

echar una mirada furtiva a algo/alguien

to steal a glance at sth/sb

mirar algo/a alguien de soslayo

2.1. steal <stolen, Part perf >:

stolen money/property

robado

2.2. steal <stolen, Part perf >:

stolen lit moments/pleasures

robado

stolen lit moments/pleasures

escamoteado

II.steal <pass stole, Part perf stolen> [americ stil, Brit stiːl] VERBO intr

1. steal:

steal

robar

steal

hurtar formal

he was convicted of stealing

lo condenaron por robo

2. steal (go stealthily) + adv compar:

to steal away or off

escabullirse

they stole into the room

entraron en la habitación a hurtadillas

they stole into the room

entraron sigilosamente en la habitación

a feeling of melancholy stole over her

la invadió una sensación de melancolía

to steal up on sb

acercarse sigilosamente a alguien

night had stolen up on the hikers

la noche había sorprendido a los excursionistas

III.steal [americ stil, Brit stiːl] SUBST coloq sem pl

steal

ganga f coloq

steal

regalo m coloq

steal

pichincha f RioPr coloq

Stolica no Dicionário PONS

Traduções para Stolica no dicionário inglês»Espanhol

apostolic [ˌæp·ə·ˈstal·ɪk] ADJ

apostolic

apostólico, -a

stolid [ˈstal·ɪd] ADJ

stolid

impasible

replica [ˈrep·lɪ·kə] SUBST

replica

réplica f

silica [ˈsɪl·ɪ·kə] SUBST

silica

sílice f

stole¹ [stoʊl] VERBO

stole pt de steal

Veja também: steal

I.steal <stole, stolen> [stil] VERBO trans

steal

robar

steal

cachar Amer Central

steal

apachar Peru

to steal sb's heart

robar el corazón a alguien

to steal a glance (at sb/sth)

echar una mirada furtiva (a alguien/algo)

Expressões:

to steal the show

llevarse todos los aplausos

to steal someone's thunder

quitarle la primicia a alguien

II.steal <stole, stolen> [stil] VERBO intr

1. steal (take things illegally):

steal

robar

2. steal (move surreptitiously):

to steal in

entrar a hurtadillas

to steal away

escabullirse

III.steal [stil] SUBST coloq

steal

ganga f

to be a steal

ser una ganga

stole² [stoʊl] SUBST MODA

stole

estola f

I.police [pə·ˈlis] SUBST

police

policía f

II.police [pə·ˈlis] VERBO trans

to police an area

vigilar una zona

to police a process

supervisar un proceso

to police oneself

controlarse

to police the frontier

patrullar la frontera

I.solicit [sə·ˈlɪs·ɪt] VERBO trans

1. solicit (ask for):

solicit

solicitar

2. solicit (offer sex):

solicit

abordar (a alguien) para ofrecerle servicios sexuales

II.solicit [sə·ˈlɪs·ɪt] VERBO intr (offer sex)

solicit

abordar a posibles clientes para ofrecerles servicios sexuales

I.frolic <-ck-> [ˈfral·ɪk] VERBO intr

frolic

juguetear

II.frolic [ˈfral·ɪk] SUBST

frolic

jolgorio m

monetary policy SUBST

monetary policy

política f monetaria