skink no Dicionário de Espanhol-Inglês da Oxford

Traduções para skink no dicionário inglês»Espanhol

skint [americ skɪnt, Brit skɪnt] ADJ Brit coloq pred

to be skint

estar pelado coloq

to be skint

estar pato CSur coloq

to be skint

estar pelando gajos Ven coloq

fair-skinned [ˌfɛrˈskɪnd] ADJ

fair-skinned

de piel blanca

dark-skinned [dɑːkˈskɪnd] ADJ

dark-skinned person/race:

dark-skinned

de piel oscura

-skinned [americ skɪnd, Brit skɪnd] SUFFIX

smooth-skinned/red-skinned

de piel suave/roja

skinny-dipping [americ ˈskɪnidɪpɪŋ, Brit ˈskɪnɪˌdɪpɪŋ] SUBST U coloq

to go skinny-dipping

ir a bañarse en cueros coloq

skinful [americ ˈskɪnfʊl, Brit ˈskɪnfʊl, ˈskɪnf(ə)l] SUBST

to have had a skinful coloq

estar como una cuba coloq

light-skinned [ˈlaɪtˈskɪnd] ADJ

light-skinned

de piel clara

thick-skinned [americ, Brit ˌθɪkˈskɪnd] ADJ

thick-skinned

insensible

he's very thick-skinned

tiene una buena coraza

he's very thick-skinned pej

nada le hace mella

thin-skinned [americ, Brit] ADJ

thin-skinned

susceptible

I.skinny <skinnier skinniest> [americ ˈskɪni, Brit ˈskɪni] ADJ

1. skinny:

skinny person/arms

flaco

skinny person/arms

flacucho coloq

skinny americ coloq space

estrecho

skinny americ coloq space

angosto esp lat-amer

2. skinny coloq coffee/latte/mocha:

skinny

con leche descremada

skinny

con leche desnatada Esp

II.skinny [americ ˈskɪni, Brit ˈskɪni] SUBST U americ coloq

the skinny

la información confidencial

skink no Dicionário PONS

Traduções para skink no dicionário inglês»Espanhol

skinny-dip <-pp-> [ˈskɪn·i·dɪp] VERBO intr coloq

skinny-dip

bañarse en cueros

thin-skinned [ˈθɪn·skɪnd] ADJ

thin-skinned

sensible

thick-skinned [ˈθɪk·skɪnd] ADJ

thick-skinned

insensible

he is thick-skinned

todo le resbala

dark-skinned ADJ

dark-skinned

de piel oscura

I.skinny <-ier, -iest> [ˈskɪn·i] ADJ

skinny

flaco, -a

skinny

charcón, -ona Arg, Bol, Urug

II.skinny [ˈskɪn·i] SUBST calão

skinny

verdad f

to give sb the skinny on sth

contar a alguien la verdad sobre algo

masking tape SUBST

masking tape

cinta f adhesiva protectora

kinky <-ier, -iest> [ˈkɪŋ·ki] ADJ

1. kinky (twisted):

kinky

retorcido, -a

2. kinky (with tight curls):

kinky

ensortijado, -a

3. kinky:

kinky (unusual)

raro, -a

kinky (involving unusual sexual acts)

pervertido, -a

oilskin SUBST

1. oilskin (cloth):

oilskin

hule m

Expressões:

oilskins (clothing)

impermeable m

redskin SUBST offensive

redskin

piel mf roja

pigskin [ˈpɪg·skɪn] SUBST

1. pigskin (leather):

pigskin

piel f de cerdo

2. pigskin coloq (a football):

pigskin

balón m de fútbol americano

the pigskin

el cuero

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

inglês

A number of species of terrestrial lizards were also present, including whiptails, skinks, monitors and alligator lizards.

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The skink has a strong crushing jaw but the teeth are small and used for eating plant material.

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As well as a great many insect species, gecko and skink are commonly found.

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The dynamics of the skink's circulus means that not all groups do well when new animals are introduced.

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Striped skinks are found in open bushland and heathland.

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In addition, the introduced green tree skink has also been seen predating the nests.

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Hatchlings may eat small lizards, such as skinks and geckos, and newborn mice.

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These skinks have rough, keeled scales, unlike the skin of most small skinks which tends to be smooth.

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Female five-lined skinks demonstrate high levels of parental care which reduces egg mortality.

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Skinks are considered to be territorial and often are seen standing in front of or guarding their nest area.

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