ten-pounder en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de ten-pounder en el diccionario inglés»español

I.hook [ingl. am. hʊk, ingl. brit. hʊk] SUST.

1.1. hook:

hook

gancho m

hook (for hanging clothes)

percha f

hook (for hanging clothes)

gancho m

hook (for fishing)

anzuelo m

to take the phone off the hook

descolgar el teléfono

by hook or by crook

sea como sea

by hook or by crook

por las buenas o por las malas

hook, line and sinker I swallowed the story hook, line and sinker

mordí or me tragué bien el anzuelo

it's an old ruse, but they fell for it hook, line and sinker

es un truco muy viejo, pero cayeron como angelitos coloq.

to get/let sb off the hook

sacar/dejar salir a alguien del atolladero

now he's doing it, we're off the hook

ahora que lo va a hacer él, nos libramos nosotros

he's off the hook

se ha librado

to get one's hooks into sb, she's got her hooks into him

lo tiene en sus garras

to sling one's hook ingl. brit. argot

largarse coloq.

to sling one's hook ingl. brit. argot

pirarse or pirárselas Esp. argot

to sling one's hook ingl. brit. argot

pintarse Méx. coloq.

to sling one's hook ingl. brit. argot

tomárselas Río Pl. coloq.

to sling one's hook ingl. brit. argot

envelárselas Chile coloq.

to sling one's hook ingl. brit. argot

pisarse Col. coloq.

1.2. hook MODA:

hook

corchete m

hook

ganchito m

hooks and eyes

corchetes (macho y hembra)

2.1. hook DEP. (in boxing):

hook

gancho m

a left/right hook

un gancho de izquierda/derecha

2.2. hook DEP. (in golf):

hook

hook m

II.hook [ingl. am. hʊk, ingl. brit. hʊk] V. trans.

1. hook (grasp, secure):

hook

enganchar

I got my coat hooked on a nail

se me enganchó el abrigo en un clavo

I hooked a ten-pounder

pesqué un pez de diez libras

I hooked a ten-pounder

cogí un pez de diez libras esp Esp.

she wants to hook (herself) a husband coloq., hum.

quiere pescar marido coloq., hum.

she's been trying to hook him for years

hace años que anda tras él or que trata de engancharlo

I hooked my arm around his neck

le rodeé el cuello con el brazo

2.1. hook DEP. ball:

hook (in golf)

golpear (hacia la izquierda)

hook (in rugby)

talonar

2.2. hook DEP. (in boxing):

hook

enganchar

hook

pegarle un gancho a

III.hook [ingl. am. hʊk, ingl. brit. hʊk] V. intr.

1. hook (join with hook):

the dress hooks at the side

el vestido se abrocha con corchetes or ganchitos al costado

the two sections hook together here

las dos partes se enganchan aquí

2. hook (be prostitute) ingl. am.:

hook argot

hacer la calle coloq.

hook Esp. also

hacer la carrera coloq.

hook Esp. also

fichar Méx. coloq.

hook Esp. also

patinar Chile coloq.

hook Esp. also

yirar Río Pl. argot

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

The biggest threat to their survival is longline fishing; however, pollution, mainly plastics and fishing hooks, are also taking a toll.

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The tips of the arms bear four rows of suckers and there are three hooks on the club of each tentacle.

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The pilot hook-in weight range is 66to90kglb 0.

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As the hook opens the door, a match is sparked and the house blows up.

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This often subdues the fish and provides enough time to remove the hook.

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The opening drum pattern soon developed into the song's hook.

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They lost another hook thanks to a turtle.

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There were extensive user hooks where user-supplied code could be put in at various stages of the sort/merge process.

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It wasn't necessarily even about hooking up or admitting your feelings back then.

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Foods were reheated or cooked over in an iron pot hung from a hook and the fire served as a heat source.

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