sputan no Dicionário de Espanhol-Inglês da Oxford

Traduções para sputan no dicionário Espanhol»inglês

sultán SUBST m

sultán

sultan

I.disputar VERBO trans

1. disputar posesión/derecho/título (disputarle algo a alg.):

le disputa el derecho a la herencia

she is disputing his right to the inheritance

no había nadie capaz de disputarle el título de campeón

there was no-one capable of challenging him for the championship

2. disputar:

disputar partido

to play

disputar combate

to fight

II.disputar VERBO intr

disputar

to dispute

disputar con alg. por algo

to dispute sth with sb

disputa con su vecino por la posesión del terreno

she is disputing the ownership of the land with her neighbor

disputa con su vecino por la posesión del terreno

she is in dispute with her neighbor over ownership of the land

III.disputarse VERBO vpr

se disputan el primer puesto

they are fighting for o competing for first place

se disputaban la concesión

they were competing for the dealership

esputar VERBO trans

esputar

to expectorate

disputa SUBST f

1. disputa (discusión, pelea):

disputa

quarrel

disputa

argument

2. disputa (controversia):

disputa

dispute

ha sido objeto de una larga disputa

it has been the source of a long-running dispute

es, sin disputa, la mejor

she is, without question, the best

3. disputa (combate):

disputa

fight

amputar VERBO trans

1. amputar brazo/pierna:

amputar

to amputate

2. amputar texto:

amputar

to cut (out)

diputar VERBO trans

1. diputar:

diputar

to appoint

diputar

to designate

diputar

to depute formal

diputar a alg. para que + Conj

to appoint sb to do sth

lo diputaron para que actuara en su nombre

they appointed him to act on their behalf

2. diputar:

diputar

to regard

está diputada como excelente profesora

she is regarded as an excellent teacher

mutante ADJ SUBST mf

mutante

mutant

imputar VERBO trans

1. imputar formal responsabilidad:

imputarle algo a alg.

to attribute sth to sb

imputarle algo a alg.

to impute sth to sb formal

no es culpable del delito que se le imputa

she is not guilty of the crime which is attributed to her o imputed to her o of which she is accused

no se me puede imputar la responsabilidad

I cannot be held responsible

imputarle algo a algo

to attribute sth to sth

2. imputar formal valor:

imputarle algo a algo

to assign sth to sth

I.emputar VERBO trans Col Méx vulg (hacer enojar)

emputar

to piss … off calão

emputar

to make … mad coloq

II.emputarse VERBO vpr

emputarse coloq:

emputarse Col Méx

to do one's nut coloq

butano² ADJ invariable Esp

butano

bright orange

sputan no Dicionário PONS

Traduções para sputan no dicionário Espanhol»inglês

sultán (-ana) [sul·ˈtan, -·ˈta·na] SUBST m (f)

sultán (-ana)

sultan m

sultán (-ana)

sultana f

I.disputar [dis·pu·ˈtar] VERBO intr

disputar

to argue

II.disputar [dis·pu·ˈtar] VERBO trans (competir)

disputar

to compete for

disputar una carrera

to contest a race

III.disputar [dis·pu·ˈtar] VERBO reflex

disputar disputarse:

disputar

to compete with one another

todos se disputan la foto

they all want the photograph

disputa [dis·ˈpu·ta] SUBST f

disputa (pelea)

fight

disputa (conversación)

argument

disputa legal

legal dispute

sin disputa

without argument [or question]

en disputa

at issue

I.butano [bu·ˈta·no] ADJ

butano

orange

II.butano [bu·ˈta·no] SUBST m

1. butano quím:

butano

butane (gas)

2. butano (color):

butano

orange

esputo [es·ˈpu·to] SUBST m

esputo

spit(tle)

esputo MED

sputum

imputar [im·pu·ˈtar] VERBO trans

imputar

to impute

putada [pu·ˈta·da] SUBST f vulg

¡qué putada!

what a bloody nuisance!

hacer una putada a alguien

to play a dirty trick on sb

amputar [am·pu·ˈtar] VERBO trans

amputar

to amputate

zutano (-a) [su·ˈta·no, -a; θu-] SUBST m (f)

fulano y zutano

Tom, Dick and Harry

fulano y zutano se han casado

what's-his-name and you-know-who have gotten married (when you can't remember sb's name)

reputar [rre·pu·ˈtar] VERBO trans

1. reputar (considerar):

reputar a alguien de [o por] algo

to consider sb to be sth

2. reputar (apreciar):

reputar

to respect