DRIFTING - Prevod od engleski do španski

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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I. drift [Am drɪft, Brit drɪft] VB intr

1.1. drift (on water):

drift

moverse empujado por la corriente

the boat drifted off course

el barco se desvió de su rumbo

the logs/boats drifted down the river

los troncos/botes bajaban empujados por la corriente

1.2. drift (be adrift):

drift boat/person:

ir a la deriva

1.3. drift (in air):

drift balloon/glider:

moverse empujado por el viento

the clouds drifted away

las nubes se fueron dispersando

2. drift (proceed aimlessly):

he drifted from job to job

iba sin rumbo de un trabajo a otro

the firm is drifting inexorably toward ruin

la compañía va camino de la ruina

the strikers began drifting back to work

los huelguistas empezaron a volver poco a poco al trabajo

the crowd began to drift away

la muchedumbre comenzó a dispersarse

the conversation began to drift

la conversación empezó a irse por las ramas

to drift apart couple/friends:

distanciarse

I just drifted into marriage

me dejé llevar por las circunstancias y terminé casándome

3. drift (pile up):

drift sand/snow:

amontonarse

II. drift [Am drɪft, Brit drɪft] VB trans

drift snow/sand:

drift

amontonar

III. drift [Am drɪft, Brit drɪft] N

1. drift C:

drift (of sand)

montón m

drift (of snow)

ventisquero m

2. drift (meaning):

drift no pl

sentido m

I didn't quite catch your drift

no entendí or capté muy bien lo que querías decir

if you get my drift

tú ya me entiendes

3. drift (movement):

the drift toward war

la inexorable marcha hacia la guerra

the drift from the land

el éxodo rural

the drift of public opinion

el cambio en la opinión pública

4.1. drift U GEOL:

drift

terreno m de acarreo

4.2. drift U LING:

drift

evolución f

5. drift U (deviation):

drift

desviación f

I. continental [Am ˌkɑntəˈnɛnt(ə)l, Brit kɒntɪˈnɛnt(ə)l] ADJ

1. continental GEOG:

continental slope/climate

continental

2.1. continental (European):

continental customs/cuisine

de Europa (continental)

2.2. continental (in US history):

Continental Congress/soldier

de las colonias confederadas

II. continental [Am ˌkɑntəˈnɛnt(ə)l, Brit kɒntɪˈnɛnt(ə)l] N

continental

europeo m / europea f

drift net N

drift net

traína f

drift net

red f de fija

drift net

red f de posta

drift ice N U

drift ice

hielo m flotante

drift off VB [Am drɪft -, Brit drɪft -] (v + adv)

drift off

quedarse dormido

continental drift N GEOG

continental drift U

deriva f de los continentes

continental drift U

movimiento m de los continentes

španski

engleski

vagabundeo

drifting

red de arrastre

drift net

vagar

to drift

ventiscar

to drift

el buque navegaba a la deriva

the vessel was drifting

u rečniku PONS

engleski

španski

drifting ADJ

drifting fog banks

bancos m pl de niebla empujados por la corriente

I. drift [drɪft] VB intr

1. drift:

drift (on water)

dejarse llevar por la corriente

drift (in air)

dejarse llevar por el viento

to drift out to sea

ir a la deriva

2. drift (move aimlessly):

drift

dejarse llevar

3. drift (progress aimlessly):

drift

vivir sin rumbo

4. drift METEO:

drift sand, snow

amontonarse

II. drift [drɪft] N

1. drift NAUT:

drift

deriva f

2. drift fig (movement):

drift

movimiento m

3. drift (trend):

drift

tendencia f

4. drift METEO:

drift

montón m

a sand drift

un montón de arena

5. drift (sense):

drift

significado m

to catch sb's drift

caer en la cuenta de lo que alguien quiere decir

drift-ice N no pl

drift-ice

hielo m flotante

drift apart VB intr

drift apart people:

drift apart

distanciarse (progresivamente)

drift off VB intr

drift off

dormirse lentamente

continental drift

deriva f continental

španski

engleski

distanciarse

to drift apart

derrotarse

to drift off course

derivar

to drift

tendencia a algo

drift toward sth

u rečniku PONS

engleski

španski

I. drift [drɪft] VB intr

1. drift (on water):

drift

dejarse llevar por la corriente

to drift out to sea

ir a la deriva

to drift out to sea (in air)

dejarse llevar por el viento

2. drift (move aimlessly):

drift

dejarse llevar

3. drift (progress aimlessly):

drift

vivir sin rumbo

4. drift METEO:

drift sand, snow

amontonarse

II. drift [drɪft] N

1. drift NAUT:

drift

deriva f

2. drift fig (movement):

drift

movimiento m

3. drift (trend):

drift

tendencia f

4. drift METEO:

drift

montón m

a sand drift

un montón de arena

5. drift inf (sense):

drift

onda f

to catch sb's drift

captar a alguien

drift apart VB intr

drift apart people:

drift apart

distanciarse (progresivamente)

drift off VB intr

drift off

dormirse lentamente

drift ice N

drift ice

hielo m flotante

continental drift

deriva f continental

to drift with the current

dejarse llevar por la corriente

španski

engleski

distanciar

to drift apart

tendencia a algo

drift toward sth

Present

I	drift
you	drift
he/she/it	drifts
we	drift
you	drift
they	drift

Past

I	drifted
you	drifted
he/she/it	drifted
we	drifted
you	drifted
they	drifted

Present Perfect

I	have	drifted
you	have	drifted
he/she/it	has	drifted
we	have	drifted
you	have	drifted
they	have	drifted

Past Perfect

I	had	drifted
you	had	drifted
he/she/it	had	drifted
we	had	drifted
you	had	drifted
they	had	drifted

Jednojezični primeri (nisu ih verifikovali PONS urednici)

That doesn't mean you can take a hairpin turn at 50 miles per hour and drift the car around cones and stuff like that.

www.fastcompany.com

Most of the injuries and fatalities were to miners who leapt from the spake and were thrown back under the trolley due to the narrowness of the drift shaft.

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The friends begin to drift apart, as they are compelled to stay within their cliques.

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If a child's baby tooth is lost before the permanent tooth is ready to erupt, adjacent teeth will drift and tip into the empty space.

www.insidetoronto.com

It was designed to protect the canal from floods and drift ice, and entered service in 1873.

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