TIN PAN ALLEY - Traducción inglés-español

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Tin Pan Alley SUST. U

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baking tin or pan

asadera f Río Pl.

baking tin or pan

molde m

roasting pan or ingl. brit. dish or tin

fuente f de horno (para asados)

roasting pan or ingl. brit. dish or tin

asadera f Río Pl.

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alley <pl alleys> [ingl. am. ˈæli, ingl. brit. ˈali] SUST.

1. alley (lane):

alley

callejón m

to be right up sb's alley ingl. am. coloq., the job would be right up her alley

sería un trabajo ideal para ella

I thought the program would be right up your alley

pensé que sería justo el tipo de programa que a ti te encanta

2. alley (in park, garden):

alley

camino m

alley

sendero m

3. alley:

bowling alley (lane)

pista f

bowling alley (building)

bolera f

4. alley (in tennis):

alley esp ingl. am.

pasillo m de dobles (espacio entre las líneas laterales exterior e interior)

I. tin [ingl. am. tɪn, ingl. brit. tɪn] SUST.

1.1. tin U (metal):

tin

estaño m

tin mine

mina f de estaño

1.2. tin (tinplate):

tin U

(hoja)lata f

tin atrbv. roof

de (hoja)lata

tin atrbv. roof

de cinc

tin atrbv. roof

de de zinc

tin soldier

de plomo

2.1. tin C (can):

tin esp ingl. brit.

lata f

tin esp ingl. brit.

Esp. also bote m

tin esp ingl. brit.

Chile also tarro m (de conservas, bebidas etc)

collecting tin

alcancía f

ingl. brit. to do what it says on the tin , it/he does what it says on the tin

cumple lo que promete

2.2. tin C (for storage):

tin

lata f

tin

bote m Esp.

2.3. tin C (for baking):

tin

molde m

II. tin <part. pres. tinning; pret., part. pas. tinned> [ingl. am. tɪn, ingl. brit. tɪn] V. trans.

1. tin (coat with tin):

tin

estañar

2. tin ingl. brit. (put in tins):

tin food

enlatar

I. pan¹ [ingl. am. pæn, ingl. brit. pan] SUST.

1.1. pan GASTR.:

pan

cacerola f

pan (large, with two handles)

olla f

pan (small)

cacerola f

pan (small)

cazo m Esp.

pan (frying pan)

sartén f

pots and pans

cacharros mpl coloq.

pots and pans

trastes mpl Méx.

loaf pan ingl. am.

molde m para pan

1.2. pan (for prospecting):

pan

batea f

1.3. pan (on scales):

pan

platillo m

pan

bandeja f

2. pan (of toilet):

pan ingl. brit.

taza f

to go down the pan coloq.

irse al traste coloq.

II. pan¹ <part. pres. panning; pret., part. pas. panned> [ingl. am. pæn, ingl. brit. pan] V. trans.

1.1. pan MIN:

pan gravel/soil

cribar

1.2. pan MIN:

pan gold

separar cribando

2. pan (criticize, condemn):

pan coloq.

poner por los suelos coloq.

III. pan¹ <part. pres. panning; pret., part. pas. panned> [ingl. am. pæn, ingl. brit. pan] V. intr. MIN

to pan for gold

lavar oro

pan² [ingl. am. pæn, ingl. brit. pan] V. intr. CINE

the camera pans across to the two figures

la cámara recorre hasta enfocar en las dos figuras

he panned along the street

rodó una panorámica de la calle

he panned along the street

recorrió la calle con la cámara

Pan [ingl. am. pæn, ingl. brit. pan] SUST.

Pan

Pan

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alley [ˈæli] SUST.

1. alley (between buildings):

alley

callejón m

blind alley

callejón sin salida

2. alley (in garden):

alley

paseo m

I. tin [tɪn] SUST.

1. tin sin pl.:

tin (metal)

estaño m

tin (tinplate)

hojalata f

2. tin (container):

tin

lata f

3. tin for baking:

tin

molde m

II. tin [tɪn] V. trans.

tin

enlatar

I. pan¹ [pæn] SUST.

1. pan (cooking container):

pan

cazuela f

frying pan

sartén f

2. pan (of scales):

pan

platillo m

3. pan (of lavatory):

pan

taza f

to go down the pan fig.

irse al traste

II. pan¹ [pæn] V. trans. ingl. am.

pan gold:

pan

separar en la gamella

pan² [pæn] V. intr. CINE

pan

panoramizar

pan³ [pæn] V. trans. coloq.

pan

dar un palo a

to pan a book/a film

dejar por los suelos un libro/una película

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alley [ˈæl·i] SUST.

1. alley (between buildings):

alley

callejón m

blind alley

callejón sin salida

2. alley (in garden):

alley

paseo m

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to be (right) up one's alley

ser lo suyo coloq.

I. tin [tɪn] SUST.

1. tin:

tin (metal)

estaño m

tin (tinplate)

hojalata f

2. tin (container):

tin

lata f

3. tin for baking:

tin

molde m

II. tin [tɪn] V. trans.

tin

enlatar

I. pan¹ [pæn] SUST.

1. pan (for cooking):

pan

cazuela f

frying pan

sartén f

2. pan (of scales):

pan

platillo m

II. pan¹ [pæn] V. trans.

pan gold:

pan

separar en la batea

pan² [pæn] V. intr. CINE

pan

panoramizar

pan³ [pæn] V. trans. coloq.

pan

dar un palo a

to pan a book/a film

dejar por los suelos un libro/una película

Present

I	tin
you	tin
he/she/it	tins
we	tin
you	tin
they	tin

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

Gold reacts with both tin and lead in their liquid state, forming brittle intermetallics.

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During either heating or cooling, the recrystallisation is taken place until the supply of tin is exhausted.

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The hiding places become progressively more cramped, like sardines in a tin.

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The roof construction is made of steel tubes and covered by a fabric, whereas the panels are made of tin and openable upwards.

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Co-initiators are boron trichloride, tin tetrachloride and organoaluminum halides.

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