SPIKE - Prevod od engleski do španski

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

engleski

španski

I. spike¹ [Am spaɪk, Brit spʌɪk] N

1.1. spike:

spike (pointed object)

punta f

spike (pointed object)

púa f

spike (pointed object)

pincho m

spike (pointed object)

pinche m Arg

spike (on track shoes)

clavo m

spike (on track shoes)

púa f Chil Ven

spike (on track shoes)

carramplón m Col

1.2. spike:

spike ELEC, PHYS

pico m

1.3. spike Brit (for papers):

spike

pinchapapeles m

1.4. spike Am:

spike, a. spike heel

→ stiletto

2. spike <spikes, pl > (running shoes):

spike

zapatillas fpl de clavos

spike

zapatillas fpl de púas Chil Ven

spike

zapatillas fpl con carramplones Col

spike

picos mpl Mex

3. spike (antler):

spike

pitón m

4. spike (in volleyball):

spike

remate m

spike

remache m

5. spike (sharp increase):

spike

aumento m brusco

a spike in production/demand

un aumento brusco de la producción/demanda

II. spike¹ [Am spaɪk, Brit spʌɪk] VB trans

1. spike (pierce):

spike

pinchar

spike

clavar

I spiked my hand on those railings

me pinché la mano en esa reja

2.1. spike (suppress):

spike rumor

silenciar

spike rumor

acallar

2.2. spike Brit (discard, reject):

spike article/story

rechazar

3. spike (add sth to) inf:

my drink was spiked

le echaron algo a mi bebida

they spiked his lemonade with vodka

le echaron vodka en la limonada

a comedy spiked with black humor

una comedia salpicada de humor negro

4. spike SPORTS ball:

spike (in volleyball)

rematar

spike (in volleyball)

remachar

spike (in US football)

lanzar contra el suelo

III. spike¹ [Am spaɪk, Brit spʌɪk] VB intr

spike

aumentar bruscamente

stiletto <pl stilettos or stilettoes> [Am stəˈlɛdoʊ, Brit stɪˈlɛtəʊ] N

1. stiletto (knife):

stiletto

estilete m

2. stiletto:

stiletto, a. stiletto heel

tacón m de aguja

stiletto, a. stiletto heel

taco m aguja CSur

stiletto, a. stiletto heel

taco m alfiler CSur

she was wearing stilettos

llevaba zapatos (de tacón) de aguja

she was wearing stilettos

llevaba zapatos de taco aguja or alfiler CSur

I. gun [Am ɡən, Brit ɡʌn] N

1. gun:

gun (pistol)

pistola f

gun (pistol)

revólver m

gun (shotgun, rifle)

escopeta f

gun (shotgun, rifle)

fusil m

gun (shotgun, rifle)

rifle m

gun (artillery piece)

cañón m

to draw or pull a gun on sb

apuntar a alguien con una pistola

to hold a gun to sb's head

ponerle a alguien una pistola en la sien

to be under the gun Am inf

estar muy apremiado

she's under the gun to meet the deadline

está muy apremiada por entregar el trabajo dentro del plazo

she's under the gun to meet the deadline

le están apretando los tornillos para que entregue el trabajo dentro del plazo inf

to go great guns inf

ir viento en popa or a las mil maravillas

to spike sb's guns Brit

echar por tierra los planes de alguien

to stick to one's guns

mantenerse or seguir en sus (or mis etc.) treces

to stick to one's guns

mantenerse firme

2. gun:

starting gun

pistola f (que da el disparo de salida)

to jump the gun (act prematurely)

adelantarse a los acontecimientos

to jump the gun (in athletics)

salir en falso or antes de tiempo

3. gun (person):

gun

pistolero m / pistolera f

a hired gun

un pistolero a sueldo

the fastest gun in the West

el pistolero más rápido del Oeste

4. gun TECH:

gun

pistola f

II. gun <pres part gunning; pt, pp gunned> [Am ɡən, Brit ɡʌn] VB trans Am inf

gun

acelerar

they're gaining on us! gun this thing!

¡nos están alcanzando! ¡pisa a fondo! inf

spike² [Am spaɪk, Brit spʌɪk] N

spike BOT (type of bloom)

inflorescencia f de espiga

spike BOT (type of bloom)

espiga f

spike (ear of grain)

espiga f

španski

engleski

zuro

spike

taco aguja

spike heel

rejo

spike

remache (en vóleibol)

spike

tacón de aguja

spike heel

jilote

green spike (of corn/maize)

pitón (del ciervo)

spike

carramplón

spike

u rečniku PONS

engleski

španski

I. spike [spaɪk] N

1. spike (pointed object):

spike

pincho m

2. spike on shoes:

spike

clavo m

3. spike pl (running shoes):

spike

zapatillas f pl con clavos

II. spike [spaɪk] VB trans

spike

clavar

OpenDict unos

spike N

spike (sharp increase)

incremento súbito m

a spike in sth

un incremento súbito de algo

there was a spike in the price of oil ex

el precio del petróleo se disparó

OpenDict unos

spike N

spike (in graph)

pico m

spike ELEC

pico (de tensión)

španski

engleski

pico (de tensión) m ELEC

spike

pico (en una gráfica)

spike

rejón (barra)

spike

rejo

spike

tacón de aguja

spike heel

púa (espina)

spike

erizo

spike

u rečniku PONS

engleski

španski

I. spike [spaɪk] N

1. spike (pointed object):

spike

pincho m

2. spike on shoes:

spike

clavo m

3. spike pl (running shoes):

spike

zapatillas f pl con clavos

4. spike (increase):

spike

pico m

5. spike SPORTS (in volleyball):

spike

remate m

II. spike [spaɪk] VB trans

1. spike inf:

to spike a drink

echarle alcohol a una bebida

2. spike (injure):

spike

pinchar

3. spike (secure):

spike

clavar

Phrases:

to spike the ball (in volleyball)

rematar

to spike the ball (in football)

lanzar el balón contra el suelo después de conseguir un touchdown

III. spike [spaɪk] VB intr

spike

experimentar un fuerte aumento

španski

engleski

rejo

spike

tacón de aguja

spike heel

Present

I	spike
you	spike
he/she/it	spikes
we	spike
you	spike
they	spike

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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