air steward en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de air steward en el diccionario inglés»español

air steward SUST.

air steward → steward

Véase también: steward

steward [ingl. am. ˈst(j)uərd, ingl. brit. ˈstjuːəd] SUST.

1. steward:

steward (on ship)

camarero m

steward (on plane)

auxiliar m de vuelo

steward (on plane)

aeromozo m amer.

2.1. steward (manager):

steward (of estate)

administrador m / administradora f

steward (of club)

director administrativo m / directora administrativa f

2.2. steward ingl. brit.:

steward (in horse-racing)

comisario m (de carreras) / comisaria f (de carreras)

steward (in athletics)

juez mf

2.3. steward (at public gatherings):

steward ingl. brit.

persona encargada de supervisar al público en manifestaciones, eventos deportivos etc

3. steward:

shop steward

representante mf sindical

shop steward

enlace mf sindical Esp.

Traducciones de air steward en el diccionario inglés»español

steward [ingl. am. ˈst(j)uərd, ingl. brit. ˈstjuːəd] SUST.

1. steward:

steward (on ship)

camarero m

steward (on plane)

auxiliar m de vuelo

steward (on plane)

aeromozo m amer.

2.1. steward (manager):

steward (of estate)

administrador m / administradora f

steward (of club)

director administrativo m / directora administrativa f

2.2. steward ingl. brit.:

steward (in horse-racing)

comisario m (de carreras) / comisaria f (de carreras)

steward (in athletics)

juez mf

2.3. steward (at public gatherings):

steward ingl. brit.

persona encargada de supervisar al público en manifestaciones, eventos deportivos etc

3. steward:

shop steward

representante mf sindical

shop steward

enlace mf sindical Esp.

I.air [ingl. am. ɛr, ingl. brit. ɛː] SUST.

1. air U:

air

aire m

open the window to let some air in

abre la ventana para que entre un poco de aire

I let the air out of his tires

le desinflé los neumáticos

let's go out to get some fresh air

salgamos a tomar el fresco

sea air

aire de mar

the air was thick with smoke

la atmósfera estaba cargada de humo

their shouts filled the air

se oían sus gritos por todas partes

all the birds of the air liter.

todas las aves del cielo liter.

to take to the air

alzar or levantar el vuelo

to rise into the air

subir

to go by air

ir en avión

to send sth by air

mandar or enviar algo por avión

a change of air

un cambio de aire(s)

the air was blue ingl. brit. coloq. he dropped the hammer on his toe and the air was blue

se le cayó el martillo en el pie y empezó a echar sapos y culebras coloq.

to be in the air (hinted at)

respirarse en el ambiente

to be in the air (uncertain, undecided)

estar en el aire

to be in the air (unprotected)

estar expuesto or al descubierto

there is something in the air

se respira algo en el ambiente

revolution was in the air

corrían vientos de revolución

spring is in the air

se respiran aires primaverales

to leave sth in the air

dejar algo en el aire or en suspenso

to be up in the air plans:

estar en el aire

to be up in the air person:

saltar de contento

to clear the air talk/argument:

aclarar las cosas

to clear the air literal storm:

despejar el ambiente

to go up in the air ingl. brit.

subirse por las paredes coloq.

to live on air

vivir del aire

to take the air arcznte.

(salir a) tomar el fresco

to vanish or disappear into thin air

esfumarse

to vanish or disappear into thin air

desaparecer

you never see her name in the newspapers now, she's just disappeared into thin air

ya no sale más en los periódicos, es como si se la hubiera tragado la tierra

to walk or ingl. brit. also tread on air

estar or sentirse en las nubes

to walk or ingl. brit. also tread on air atrbv. bubble/mass/chamber

de aire

to walk or ingl. brit. also tread on air temperature

del aire

to walk or ingl. brit. also tread on air route/attack

aéreo

to walk or ingl. brit. also tread on air pollution

de la atmósfera

2. air U RADIO, TV:

to be on air/on the air

estar en el aire

to be on air/on the air

estar al aire Chile Méx.

to be on air/on the air

estar en antena Esp.

he's on (the) air twice a week

su programa se emite dos veces por semana

the station is on (the) air 24 hours a day

la emisora transmite or emite las 24 horas del día

to come or go on air/on the air

salir al aire

to come or go on air/on the air

salir en antena Esp.

we go off (the) air at 12

cerramos la emisión a las 12

the transmission suddenly went off (the) air

la transmisión se interrumpió de repente

3.1. air C (manner, look, atmosphere):

air

aire m

an air of mystery

un aire de misterio

an aristocratic air

cierto aire or aspecto aristocrático

3.2. air <airs, pl > (affectations):

air

aires mpl

to put on/give oneself airs

darse aires

to put on/give oneself airs

mandarse las partes Co. Sur coloq.

airs and graces

afectación f

4. air C MÚS.:

air

aire m

5. air C (breeze):

air liter.

brisa f

II.air [ingl. am. ɛr, ingl. brit. ɛː] V. trans.

1.1. air:

air clothes/linen

airear

air clothes/linen

orear

air bed/room

ventilar

air bed/room

airear

1.2. air opinion/grievance:

air

manifestar

air

ventilar

he likes to air his knowledge

le gusta hacer alarde de sus conocimientos

2. air (broadcast) ingl. am.:

air program

transmitir

air program

emitir

III.air [ingl. am. ɛr, ingl. brit. ɛː] V. intr.

1. air clothes/sheets:

air

ventilarse

air

airearse

air

orearse

he hung the clothes out to air

colgó la ropa para que se ventilara or aireara or oreara

2. air ingl. am.:

air RADIO, TV

transmitirse

air RADIO, TV

emitirse

air steward en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de air steward en el diccionario inglés»español

steward [ˈstjʊəd, ingl. am. ˈstu:ɚd] SUST.

1. steward AERO.:

steward

auxiliar m de vuelo

2. steward at concert, demonstration:

steward

auxiliar mf

3. steward estate administrator:

steward

administrador(a) m (f)

I.air [eəʳ, ingl. am. er] SUST.

1. air sin pl. (earth's atmosphere):

air

aire m

2. air sin pl. (space overhead, sky):

air

aire m

put your hands in the air!

¡manos arriba!

to fire into the air

disparar al aire

to be up in the air fig.

estar en el aire

3. air sin pl. AERO.:

by air

por avión

to travel by air

viajar en avión

4. air sin pl. TV, RADIO, CINE:

to be on (the) air

estar en antena [o en el aire]

to be taken off the air

ser retirado de antena

5. air sin pl. (aura, quality):

air

aire m

he has a unbearable air of arrogance

tiene un aire de arrogancia insoportable

6. air MÚS.:

air

aire m

air

tonada f

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

airs and graces pey.

melindres m pl.

out of thin air

de la nada

to disappear into thin air

desaparecer como por arte de magia

II.air [eəʳ, ingl. am. er] ADJ.

air

aéreo, -a

III.air [eəʳ, ingl. am. er] V. trans.

1. air TV, RADIO:

air

emitir

the programme will be aired on Saturday

el programa se emitirá el sábado

2. air (expose to air):

air

airear

3. air (publicize):

to air one's grievances

ventilar sus quejas

IV.air [eəʳ, ingl. am. er] V. intr.

1. air ingl. am. TV, RADIO:

air

emitirse

2. air (be exposed to air):

air

ventilarse

air V.

Entrada creada por un usuario

to give an air of sth

dar la impresión de algo

it gives you an air of mystery ej.

te da un aire misterioso

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

He previously worked as an air steward.

en.wikipedia.org

Roy, the first cowboy, is an air steward now.

www.stuff.co.nz

At first the normally anxious flier appeared calm but within minutes of the flight taking off seemed upset that her seat was not reclining and called for an air steward.

www.standard.co.uk

What is more, airlines face competition: airport food outlets are increasingly aware that passengers will buy before boarding, fearful of what lurks in the air stewards' trolley.

www.telegraph.co.uk

She texted back "no" and tried to phone him, but the air steward asked her to turn her phone off.

www.irishmirror.ie

While most of us would never let a common cold stop us from jetting off on holiday, air stewards have warned it could be detrimental to your health.

www.nzherald.co.nz

Check-in staff and air stewards are old hands at spotting fakers.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Air stewards assist with the conversion of seats into bed form, replenish mini bars before passengers can even request another drink, and prepare the shower suites for use.

www.telegraph.co.uk

The former air steward said that he believes the new channel will launch successfully here, despite stiff competition from the three other stations.

www.independent.ie