obscen no Dicionário de Espanhol-Inglês da Oxford

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obscene [americ əbˈsin, Brit əbˈsiːn] ADJ

1. obscene (indecent):

obscene gesture/language

obsceno

obscene gesture/language

soez

obscene photograph/phone call/publication

obsceno

obscene photograph/phone call/publication

indecente

2. obscene (abhorrent):

obscene

espantoso

what he earns is obscene coloq

lo que gana es escandaloso or es un escándalo

obscenely [americ əbˈsinli, Brit əbˈsiːnli] ADV

1. obscenely (indecently):

obscenely pose/gesture

obscenamente

2. obscenely (abhorrently):

obscenely rich

indecentemente

obscenely rich

escandalosamente

obscenely fat

asquerosamente

obscenity <pl obscenities> [americ əbˈsɛnədi, Brit əbˈsɛnɪti] SUBST

1. obscenity U (indecency):

obscenity

obscenidad f

2. obscenity C (repulsive thing or action):

obscenity

aberración f

obscenity

espanto m

3. obscenity C (obscene word):

obscenity

obscenidad f

I.obscure <obscurer, obscurest> [americ əbˈskjʊr, Brit əbˈskjʊə] ADJ

1. obscure (not easily understood):

obscure meaning

oscuro

obscure meaning

poco claro

obscure message/reference

críptico

for some obscure reason

por alguna extraña razón

2. obscure (vague):

obscure impression/feeling/memory

confuso

obscure impression/feeling/memory

vago

3. obscure (little known):

obscure writer/journal

oscuro

obscure writer/journal

poco conocido

obscure island/town

recóndito

obscure island/town

perdido

he died an obscure death

murió en la oscuridad

II.obscure [americ əbˈskjʊr, Brit əbˈskjʊə] VERBO trans

1. obscure (conceal):

obscure object/beauty/sun

ocultar

obscure sky

oscurecer

her view of the stage was obscured by the man in front

el hombre que tenía delante le impedía ver todo el escenario

he was suddenly obscured from sight

de repente quedó oculto a la vista

2. obscure (make unclear, cover up):

he's just trying to obscure the issue

lo que quiere es confundir

the report obscures the fact that the experiment failed

el informe intenta minimizar el hecho de que el experimento fracasó

these irrelevant details obscure the central problem

estos detalles superfluos impiden ver claramente el problema central

I.descend [americ dəˈsɛnd, Brit dɪˈsɛnd] VERBO intr

1. descend (move downwards):

descend plane/hill/path:

descender formal

descend plane/hill/path:

bajar

2.1. descend (in importance):

descend

descender formal

2.2. descend <descending, Part pres >:

descend

descendente

descending scale MÚS

escala f diacrónica descendente

in descending order

en orden decreciente or descendente

in descending order of importance

en orden decreciente or descendente de importancia

3. descend (set in):

descend mist:

descender formal

descend rain:

caer

descend silence/gloom:

abatirse lit

4. descend (stoop):

to descend to sth/-ing

rebajarse a algo/ +infin

I wouldn't descend to lying

no me rebajaría a mentir

don't descend to his level

no te pongas a su nivel

5.1. descend (be descended):

to descend from sb

descender de alguien

to descend from sb

ser descendiente de alguien

5.2. descend (be inherited):

descend tradition/custom:

provenir

this ring has descended through generations

este anillo ha ido pasando de generación en generación

concepts which descend to us from the Greeks

conceptos que nos vienen or que hemos heredado de los griegos

II.descend [americ dəˈsɛnd, Brit dɪˈsɛnd] VERBO trans

descend

descender formal

descend

bajar

I.ascend [americ əˈsɛnd, Brit əˈsɛnd] VERBO intr formal

1. ascend person/rocket:

ascend

ascender formal

He ascended into heaven

subió a los cielos

2. ascend <ascending, Part pres > slope/spiral/scale:

ascend

ascendente

in ascending order

en orden ascendente

II.ascend [americ əˈsɛnd, Brit əˈsɛnd] VERBO trans formal

ascend steps

subir

ascend mountain

escalar

ascend mountain

subir a

to ascend the throne

subir al trono

to ascend the throne

ascender al trono formal

I.scent [americ sɛnt, Brit sɛnt] SUBST

1. scent C or U:

scent (fragrance)

perfume m

scent (fragrance)

fragancia f

scent (fragrance)

aroma m

scent (of food)

aroma m

a soap with little/no scent

un jabón con poco/sin perfume

the scent of roses/lavender

la fragancia or el aroma or el perfume de las rosas/la lavanda

the scents of many different spices

el aroma de muchas especias diferentes

atrib scent bottle

frasco m de esencia

scent spray

esencia f en espray

2. scent C or U (perfume):

scent Brit

perfume m

a bottle of scent

un frasco de perfume

3. scent (trail):

scent

rastro m

the hounds soon picked up the scent

los perros pronto encontraron el rastro

police admitted that they had lost the scent

la policía admitió que había perdido el rastro or la pista

that letter put or threw investigators off the scent

esa carta despistó a los detectives

a chance discovery put them back on the scent again

un descubrimiento fortuito volvió a ponerlos sobre la pista

a false or wrong scent

una pista falsa

4. scent U (sense of smell):

scent

olfato m

II.scent [americ sɛnt, Brit sɛnt] VERBO trans

1. scent (smell):

scent animal:

olfatear

scent animal:

oler

scent person:

oler

2. scent (sense):

scent danger/victory

intuir

scent danger/victory

presentir

3. scent (perfume):

scent air/room/skin

perfumar

4. scent <scented, Part perf >:

scented writing paper

perfumado

scented rose

fragante

scene [americ sin, Brit siːn] SUBST

1.1. scene (place):

Golden Square, the scene of violent demonstrations

Golden Square, escenario de violentas manifestaciones

the scene of the crime

la escena or el lugar del crimen

the police were on the scene within minutes

la policía llegó al lugar de los hechos en pocos minutos

to appear or come on the scene

aparecer

to appear or come on the scene

llegar

a change of scene

un cambio de aires or de ambiente

to set the scene (for sth)

situar la escena (de algo)

a meeting to set the scene for the conference

una reunión para sentar las bases de la conferencia

1.2. scene (view, situation):

scene

escena f

she paints country scenes

pinta escenas campestres

scenes from everyday life

escenas de la vida cotidiana

2. scene (in play, book etc):

scene

escena f

Act One, Scene Three

acto primero, escena tercera

the balcony scene in Romeo and Juliet

la escena del balcón en Romeo y Julieta

3. scene (stage setting):

scene

decorado m

behind the scenes

entre bastidores

atrib scene change

cambio m de decorado

4. scene (fuss, row):

scene

escena f

to make or create a scene

hacer una escena

to make or create a scene

armar un escándalo

to make or create a scene

montar un número Esp coloq

I hate scenes

odio las escenas en público

5. scene (sphere):

scene

ámbito m

the political scene

el ámbito político

the (gay) scene

el ambiente (gay)

the (gay) scene

la movida gay

the Madrid scene

la movida madrileña

the drug scene

el mundo de la droga

it's not my scene coloq

no es lo mío

scenery [americ ˈsin(ə)ri, Brit ˈsiːn(ə)ri] SUBST U

1. scenery (surroundings):

scenery

paisaje m

I might go to Chicago for a change of scenery

quizás vaya a Chicago para cambiar de aires or de ambiente

2. scenery TEATR:

scenery

escenografía f

scenery

decorado m

scenic [americ ˈsinɪk, Brit ˈsiːnɪk] ADJ

1. scenic (picturesque):

scenic drive/road/view

pintoresco

2. scenic:

scenic CINEMA, TEATR shot/backdrop

panorámico

3. scenic (depicting scene):

scenic photograph/painting

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obscen no Dicionário PONS

Traduções para obscen no dicionário inglês»Espanhol

obscene [əb·ˈsin] ADJ

1. obscene (indecent):

obscene

obsceno, -a

obscene

bascoso, -a Col, Equa

2. obscene (scandalous):

obscene

indecente

obscenity <-ies> [əb·ˈsen·ə·t̬i] SUBST

obscenity

obscenidad f

obscenity

indecencia f

obscenity

bascosidad f Col, Equa

I.obscure [əb·ˈskjʊr] ADJ

obscure

oscuro, -a

II.obscure [əb·ˈskjʊr] VERBO trans

1. obscure (make difficult to see):

obscure

oscurecer

2. obscure (make difficult to understand):

obscure

complicar

3. obscure (hide):

obscure

ocultar

I.ascend [ə·ˈsend] VERBO trans formal

ascend steps

subir

ascend mountain

ascender

to ascend the throne

subir al trono

II.ascend [ə·ˈsend] VERBO intr

ascend

ascender

in ascending order

en orden ascendente

I.descend [dɪ·ˈsend] VERBO intr

1. descend:

descend (go down)

descender

descend (fall)

caer

2. descend (lower oneself):

to descend to stealing

rebajarse a robar

3. descend (come from):

to descend from sb/sth

provenir de alguien/algo

II.descend [dɪ·ˈsend] VERBO trans

descend

descender

descend a ladder

bajar

I.scent [sent] SUBST

1. scent (aroma):

scent

aroma m

2. scent (in hunting):

scent

rastro m

to be on the scent of sth/sb

estar sobre la pista de algo/alguien

to put [or throw] sb off the scent

despistar a alguien

3. scent (perfume):

scent

perfume m

II.scent [sent] VERBO trans

1. scent (smell):

scent

oler

2. scent (sense, detect):

scent

intuir

to scent that...

sospechar que...

3. scent (apply perfume):

scent

perfumar

nascent [ˈnæs·ənt] ADJ

nascent

naciente

scenery [ˈsi·nə·ri] SUBST

1. scenery (landscape):

scenery

paisaje m

2. scenery TEATR, CINEMA:

scenery

decorado m

to blend into the scenery

conseguir pasar inadvertido

scene [sin] SUBST

1. scene TEATR, CINEMA:

scene (unit of drama)

escena f

scene (setting)

escenario m

nude scene

escena f de desnudo

behind the scenes a. fig

entre bastidores

2. scene (locality):

scene

lugar m

the scene of the crime

la escena del crimen

3. scene (view):

scene

vista f

4. scene (milieu):

scene

mundo m

the art/drugs scene

el mundo del arte/de las drogas

this is/isn't my scene coloq

esto es/no es lo mío

to appear on the scene

presentarse

to depart from the political scene

desaparecer del escenario político

to set the scene

crear un ambiente

5. scene (embarrassing incident):

scene

escándalo m

to make a scene

montar un número

scenic [ˈsi·nɪk] ADJ

1. scenic TEATR:

scenic

escénico, -a

2. scenic (of beautiful scenery):

scenic

pintoresco, -a

scenic road

ruta f turística