HAMMERS - Traducción inglés-español

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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I. hammer [ingl. am. ˈhæmər, ingl. brit. ˈhamə] SUST.

1.1. hammer (tool):

hammer

martillo m

the hammer and sickle

la hoz y el martillo

to go at it hammer and tongs (fight)

luchar a brazo partido

to go at it hammer and tongs (argue)

discutir acaloradamente

to go at it hammer and tongs (work)

trabajar a toda máquina

to go at it hammer and tongs (work)

darle duro coloq.

1.2. hammer (auctioneer's gavel):

hammer

mazo m

hammer

martillo m

an important painting is to go under the hammer at next Tuesday's sale

el martes que viene se subastará un cuadro importante

an important painting is to go under the hammer at next Tuesday's sale

el martes que viene se rematará un cuadro importante AmS

2.1. hammer (in piano):

hammer

macillo m

2.2. hammer (in gun):

hammer

percusor m

hammer

percutor m

2.3. hammer (in ear):

hammer

martillo m

3. hammer DEP.:

hammer

martillo m

to throw the hammer

lanzar el martillo

who won the hammer?

¿quién ganó en martillo?

4. hammer (crushing opponent):

hammer liter.

azote m liter.

II. hammer [ingl. am. ˈhæmər, ingl. brit. ˈhamə] V. trans.

1. hammer:

hammer nail

clavar (con un martillo)

hammer metal

martillar

hammer metal

batir

she tried to hammer the rules into them

intentó meterles las reglas en la cabeza

2. hammer (hit):

he hammered the ball into the net

clavó el balón en la red

3. hammer (defeat):

hammer coloq.

darle una paliza a coloq.

they were or got hammered in their last game coloq.

les dieron una paliza en el último partido coloq.

4. hammer (criticize):

hammer novel/policy/person

triturar

hammer novel/policy/person

criticar

5. hammer <hammered, part. pas. >:

to get hammered ingl. brit. coloq.

emborracharse

III. hammer [ingl. am. ˈhæmər, ingl. brit. ˈhamə] V. intr.

1. hammer:

hammer (strike)

dar golpes

hammer (with hammer)

dar martillazos

to hammer at sth

golpear algo

to hammer at sth

darle golpes/martillazos a algo

to hammer on sth

golpear algo

to hammer on the door

golpear la puerta

the rain was hammering on the roof

la lluvia martilleaba or golpeteaba sobre el tejado

2. hammer (throb):

my heart was hammering

el corazón me latía con fuerza

my head was hammering

tenía la cabeza a punto de estallar

drop hammer SUST.

drop hammer

martinete m (de forja)

drop hammer

pilón m

drop hammer

martillo m pilón

hammer-blow [ˈhaməbləʊ] SUST.

hammer-blow

mazazo m

hammer-blow (with hammer)

martillazo m

the defeat was a hammer-blow from which they never recovered

la derrota fue un mazazo del que nunca se recuperaron

hammer home V. [ingl. am. ˈhæmər -, ingl. brit. ˈhamə -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

1. hammer home nail:

hammer home

remachar

2. hammer home point:

hammer home

recalcar

hammer home

machacar

hammer drill SUST. ingl. brit.

hammer drill

perforadora f de percusión

hammer drill

martillo m perforador

hammer out V. [ingl. am. ˈhæmər -, ingl. brit. ˈhamə -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

1. hammer out (make smooth):

hammer out metal/dent

alisar a martillazos

2. hammer out compromise/deal:

hammer out

negociar (con mucho toma y daca)

claw hammer SUST.

claw hammer

martillo m de orejas

air hammer SUST.

air hammer

martillo m neumático

español

inglés

martillo (herramienta)

hammer

martillo (de un subastador)

hammer

martillo DEP.

hammer

martillo

hammer

martillo

hammer

macillo

hammer

en el diccionario PONS

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español

I. hammer [ˈhæməʳ, ingl. am. -ɚ] SUST.

1. hammer (tool):

hammer

martillo m

hammer blow a. fig.

martillazo m

the hammer and sickle POL., HIST.

la hoz y el martillo

throwing the hammer DEP.

lanzamiento m de martillo

to go under the hammer a. fig. painting

salir a subasta

2. hammer (part of modern gun):

hammer

percutor m

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to go at it hammer and tongs coloq. (do energetically)

echar el resto

to go at it hammer and tongs (fight)

luchar a brazo partido

II. hammer [ˈhæməʳ, ingl. am. -ɚ] V. trans.

1. hammer (hit with tool):

hammer metal

martillear

hammer nail

clavar

to hammer sth (into sth)

clavar algo (en algo)

to hammer sth into sb fig.

meter algo en la cabeza a alguien

2. hammer coloq. (beat easily in sports):

hammer

dar una paliza

3. hammer (condemn):

hammer book, film

machacar

to hammer sb for sth

criticar duramente a alguien por algo

4. hammer FIN., ECON.:

hammer

declarar insolvente

5. hammer coloq. (become very drunk):

to get hammered (on sth)

emborracharse (de algo)

III. hammer [ˈhæməʳ, ingl. am. -ɚ] V. intr.

1. hammer (use a hammer):

hammer

martillear

to hammer at sth

dar martillazos a algo

2. hammer (strike as with a hammer):

hammer

golpear

hammer heart

latir con fuerza

hammer head

estar a punto de estallar

to hammer on sth

aporrear algo

hammer drill SUST.

hammer drill

perforadora f de percusión

hammer in V. trans.

hammer in

clavar

hammer out V. trans.

1. hammer out (correct):

hammer out

alisar a martillazos

2. hammer out (find solution):

hammer out

negociar

to hammer out a settlement

llegar a un arreglo

Entrada de OpenDict

neurological hammer SUST.

neurological hammer MED.

martillo neurólogico m

español

inglés

martinete

hammer

martinete (mazo)

hammer

golpetear

to hammer

golpetear

to hammer

marrón

hammer

maza

hammer

martill(e)ar

to hammer

en el diccionario PONS

inglés

español

I. hammer [ˈhæm·ər] SUST.

1. hammer (tool):

hammer

martillo m

hammer blow a. fig.

martillazo m

the hammer and sickle POL., HIST.

la hoz y el martillo

to go under the hammer a. fig. painting

salir a subasta

2. hammer (of gun):

hammer

percutor m

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to go at it hammer and tongs coloq. (do energetically)

echar el resto

to go at it hammer and tongs (fight)

luchar a brazo partido

II. hammer [ˈhæm·ər] V. trans.

1. hammer (hit with tool):

hammer metal

martillear

hammer nail

clavar

to hammer sth (into sth)

clavar algo (en algo)

to hammer sth into sb fig.

meter algo en la cabeza a alguien

2. hammer coloq. DEP. (beat easily):

hammer

dar una paliza

3. hammer (criticize):

hammer book, film

machacar

to hammer sb for sth

criticar duramente a alguien por algo

4. hammer coloq. (become very drunk):

to get hammered (on sth)

emborracharse (de algo)

III. hammer [ˈhæm·ər] V. intr.

1. hammer (use a hammer):

hammer

martillear

to hammer at sth

dar martillazos a algo

2. hammer (beat heavily):

hammer

golpear

hammer heart

latir con fuerza

hammer head

estar a punto de estallar

to hammer on sth

aporrear algo

hammer out . V. trans.

1. hammer out . (correct):

hammer out . dent

alisar a martillazos

2. hammer out . (find solution):

hammer out .

negociar

to hammer out . a settlement

llegar a un arreglo

hammer drill SUST.

hammer drill

taladro m de percusión

hammer in V. trans.

hammer in

clavar

español

inglés

martill(e)ar

to hammer

golpetear

to hammer

golpetear

to hammer

marrón

hammer

maza (percusor)

hammer

golear

to hammer

martillo

hammer

Present

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Past

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Present Perfect

I	have	hammered
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Past Perfect

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Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

The acrobat's sister, a former world champion hammer-thrower who loved to scare small children, has arranged their performance.

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Similar to the firing pin block, the obstruction to the hammer's travel is removed as a consequence of pulling the trigger.

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Someone else will have to hammer out the logistics, but if they can make it work, they should.

www.theglobeandmail.com

The house is constructed of hammer-dressed sandstone, with a slate roof.

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Many plumbers and steamfitters are aware of the phenomenon called water hammer.

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