pectoral cross en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de pectoral cross en el diccionario inglés»español

pectoral cross SUST.

pectoral cross

pectoral m

Traducciones de pectoral cross en el diccionario español»inglés

pectoral (del obispo)

pectoral cross

Traducciones de pectoral cross en el diccionario inglés»español

pectoral [ingl. am. ˈpɛkt(ə)rəl, ingl. brit. ˈpɛkt(ə)r(ə)l] ADJ.

pectoral ANAT., ZOOL.

pectoral

I.cross [ingl. am. krɔs, ingl. brit. krɒs] SUST.

1.1. cross REL.:

cross

cruz f

to make the sign of the cross

hacer la señal de la cruz

to make the sign of the cross (cross oneself)

persignarse

to make the sign of the cross (cross oneself)

hacerse la señal de la cruz

to make the sign of the cross (cross oneself)

santiguarse

papal/Latin/Greek cross

cruz papal/latina/griega

to bear one's cross

cargar con or llevar su (or mi etc.) cruz

we all have our cross to bear

todos cargamos con or llevamos nuestra cruz

1.2. cross (mark, sign):

cross

cruz f

to make a cross

hacer una cruz

1.3. cross (medal):

the Iron Cross

la Cruz de Hierro

2. cross BIOL. (hybrid):

cross

cruce m

cross

cruza f amer.

a cross between anger and disbelief

una mezcla de ira e incredulidad

3.1. cross DEP. (in soccer):

cross

pase m cruzado

3.2. cross DEP. (in boxing):

cross

cruzado m

cross

cross m

right/left cross

cruzado or cross de derecha/izquierda

4. cross MODA:

cut on the cross

cortado al bies or al sesgo

II.cross [ingl. am. krɔs, ingl. brit. krɒs] V. trans.

1.1. cross (go across):

cross road

cruzar

cross river/desert

cruzar

cross river/desert

atravesar

it crossed my/her/his mind that …

se me/le ocurrió que …

it crossed my/her/his mind that …

me/le pasó por la cabeza que …

1.2. cross (lie across):

cross bridge/road/railway:

cruzar

cross bridge/road/railway:

atravesar

2. cross (put crosswise):

cross arms/legs

cruzar

to cross one's eyes

ponerse bizco

to cross one's eyes

hacer bizco Méx.

to cross one's eyes

poner los ojos bizcos

we have a crossed line TEL.

se han cruzado las líneas

we have a crossed line TEL.

está ligado Arg. Ven.

to have one's lines or wires crossed coloq. those two seem to have their lines crossed

parece que esos dos no hablan el mismo idioma

I think maybe we've got our wires crossed

me parece que no hablamos de lo mismo

3. cross (put line through):

to cross the t

ponerle el palito a la t

4. cross ingl. brit. FIN.:

cross

cruzar

crossed cheque

cheque m cruzado

5. cross (crossbreed):

cross plants/breeds

cruzar

to cross sth with sth

cruzar algo con algo

6. cross (go against):

cross person

contrariar

cross plans

frustrar

she doesn't like to be crossed

no le gusta que la contraríen

to be crossed in love liter.

ser desventurado en amores liter.

7. cross DEP.:

cross ball

cruzar

cross ball

tirar cruzado

III.cross [ingl. am. krɔs, ingl. brit. krɒs] V. intr.

1. cross (walk across road):

cross

cruzar

to cross over (the road)

cruzar (la calle)

before crossing look both ways

antes de cruzar mire en ambos sentidos

shall we cross over?

¿cruzamos?

2. cross (intersect):

cross paths/roads:

cruzarse

3. cross (pass one another):

cross letters:

cruzarse

IV.cross [ingl. am. krɔs, ingl. brit. krɒs] V. v. refl.

to cross oneself

persignarse

to cross oneself

santiguarse

to cross oneself

hacerse la señal de la cruz

V.cross <crosser crossest> [ingl. am. krɔs, ingl. brit. krɒs] ADJ. esp ingl. brit.

cross

enojado esp amer.

cross

enfadado esp Esp.

they've been married 50 years and never a cross word!

llevan casados 50 años y nunca se han levantado la voz

to get cross

enojarse esp amer.

to get cross

enfadarse esp Esp.

it makes me cross

me da rabia

I'm so cross with myself for forgetting

estoy furiosa conmigo misma por haberme olvidado

to be cross about sth

estar enojado por algo

to be cross about sth

estar enfadado por algo esp Esp.

pectoral cross en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de pectoral cross en el diccionario inglés»español

pectoral [ˈpektərəl] ADJ.

pectoral

pectoral

I.cross [krɒs, ingl. am. krɑ:s] V. trans.

1. cross (go across):

cross road, threshold

cruzar

cross desert, river, sea

atravesar

2. cross (lie across):

the bridge crosses the river

el puente cruza el río

3. cross (place crosswise):

to cross one's legs

cruzar las piernas

to cross one's arms

cruzarse de brazos

to cross one's fingers a. fig.

cruzar los dedos

4. cross BIOL. (crossbreed):

cross

cruzar

5. cross REL.:

to cross oneself

santiguarse

6. cross (oppose):

cross

contrariar

7. cross (mark with a cross):

cross

marcar con una cruz

8. cross (draw a line across):

cross

cruzar

cross

rayar

to cross a cheque ingl. austr., ingl. brit.

cruzar un cheque

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

I'll cross that bridge when I come to it

me ocuparé de ello cuando llegue el momento

cross my heart and hope to die

que me muera si no es verdad

to cross one's mind

ocurrírsele a alguien

to cross swords with sb

habérselas con alguien

II.cross [krɒs, ingl. am. krɑ:s] V. intr.

1. cross (intersect):

cross

cruzarse

2. cross (go across):

cross

cruzar

III.cross [krɒs, ingl. am. krɑ:s] SUST.

1. cross a. REL.:

cross

cruz f

the sign of the cross

la señal de la cruz

to bear one's cross

cargar con su cruz

Maltese cross

cruz de Malta

2. cross (crossing):

cross of streets, roads

cruce m

3. cross BIOL.:

cross

cruce m

cross

cruza f amer.

4. cross (mixture):

cross

mezcla f

5. cross DEP.:

cross

cruzado m

cross

cross m

IV.cross [krɒs, ingl. am. krɑ:s] ADJ.

cross

enfadado, -a

to be cross about sth

estar enfadado por algo

to get cross with sb

enfadarse con alguien

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

Priests who have been awarded a pectoral cross wear it with their choir dress (these pectoral crosses are of several degrees: silver, gold, or jewelled).

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The pontifical pectoral cross is distinct from the simple cross, the use of which is often permitted by the pope to members of cathedral chapters.

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In 1609 the abbot received the right to bear the pontificalia (mitre, ring and pectoral cross).

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In practice most bishops wear their pectoral cross over their chasuble suspended either by a chain or a silk cord.

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In choir dressthat is, when he wears a cassock, rochet and mozzettathe pectoral cross is usually suspended by a cord of silk.

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