HOOK - Traducción inglés-español

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inglés

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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

I. hook up V. [ingl. am. hʊk -, ingl. brit. hʊk -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

1. hook up (fasten):

hook up dress/bra

abrochar

would you hook me up?

¿me abrochas?

2. hook up (connect, link):

hook up

enganchar

we hooked up the trailer

enganchamos el remolque

the two stations were hooked up for the broadcast

las dos estaciones de radio transmitieron en cadena

II. hook up V. [ingl. am. hʊk -, ingl. brit. hʊk -] (v + adv)

1. hook up:

hook up RADIO, TV

conectarse

hook up RADIO, TV

transmitir en cadena

2. hook up (become associated):

hook up ingl. am.

engancharse

grappling hook, grappling iron [ˈɡræplɪŋ ˌhʊk] SUST.

grappling hook

garfio m

hook-and-ladder truck SUST. ingl. am.

hook-and-ladder truck

carro m de bomberos

hook-and-ladder truck

coche m de bomberos Esp.

hook-and-ladder truck

autobomba m Río Pl.

hook-and-ladder truck

bomba f Chile

Hook of Holland SUST.

the Hook of Holland

el Hoek van Holland

español

inglés

alcayata

hook

escarpia

hook

aguja de ganchillo

crochet hook

aguja de crochet

crochet hook

talonar

to hook

en el diccionario PONS

I. hook [hʊk] SUST.

hook (device for holding):

hook

gancho m

hook for clothes

percha f

hook fish

anzuelo m

to leave the phone off the hook

dejar el teléfono descolgado

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

by hook or by crook

por las buenas o por las malas

to fall for sth hook, line and sinker

tragárselo [o creérselo] todo

to be off the hook

librarse

to get one's hook into sb

tener a alguien en las garras (de uno)

to sling one's hook ingl. brit. coloq.

pirarse

II. hook [hʊk] V. trans.

1. hook (fasten):

hook

enganchar

2. hook (fish):

hook

pescar

III. hook [hʊk] V. intr.

hook clothes

abrocharse (con corchetes)

hook parts

engancharse

I. hook up V. trans.

1. hook up (hang):

hook up curtains

poner

2. hook up:

hook up (link up)

enganchar

hook up (connect)

conectar

II. hook up V. intr.

1. hook up (connect):

hook up

conectarse

2. hook up clothes:

hook up

abrocharse

meat hook SUST.

meat hook

gancho m de carnicería

I. hook on V. intr.

hook on

conectarse

II. hook on V. trans.

hook on

enganchar

coat-hook SUST.

coat-hook

colgador m

pruning hook SUST.

pruning hook

podadera f

boat hook SUST.

boat hook

bichero m

fish-hook SUST.

fish-hook

anzuelo m

crochet hook SUST., crochet needle SUST.

crochet hook

aguja f de ganchillo [o de croché]

Entrada de OpenDict

hook up V.

hook up (with sb) coloq.

juntarse (con alguien)

en el diccionario PONS

inglés

español

I. hook [hʊk] SUST.

1. hook (for holding sth):

hook

gancho m

hook for clothes

percha f

hook fish

anzuelo m

to leave the phone off the hook

dejar el teléfono descolgado

2. hook (in boxing):

hook

gancho m

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

by hook or by crook

por las buenas o por las malas

to fall for sth hook, line and sinker

tragárselo [o creérselo] todo

to be off the hook

librarse

to get one's hook into sb

tener a alguien en las garras (de uno)

II. hook [hʊk] V. trans.

1. hook (fasten):

hook

enganchar

2. hook (fish):

hook

pescar

3. hook (capture attention):

hook

atraer

hook

atrapar

III. hook [hʊk] V. intr.

hook clothes

abrocharse (con corchetes o ganchitos)

hook parts

engancharse

meat hook SUST.

meat hook

gancho m de carnicería

coat hook SUST.

coat hook

colgador m

I. hook up V. trans.

1. hook up (hang):

hook up curtains

poner

2. hook up:

hook up (link up)

enganchar

hook up (connect)

conectar

to hook sb up with sb argot (arrange date)

reunirse con alguien

II. hook up V. intr.

1. hook up (connect):

hook up

conectarse

2. hook up clothes:

hook up

abrocharse

I. hook on V. intr.

hook on

conectarse

II. hook on V. trans.

hook on

enganchar

pruning hook SUST.

pruning hook

podadera f

boat hook SUST.

boat hook

bichero m

grappling hook SUST., grappling iron SUST.

grappling hook

arpeo m

crochet hook SUST., crochet needle SUST.

crochet hook

aguja f de ganchillo [o de croché]

español

inglés

garfio

hook

Present

I	hook
you	hook
he/she/it	hooks
we	hook
you	hook
they	hook

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

He tries to follow, but his elastics are in disarray, the crochet hook unwieldy.

www.thestar.com

For example, many knitters use them to fix dropped knitting stitches, and tailors may use a crochet hook to thread a drawstring through its casing.

en.wikipedia.org

For example, using a crochet hook, one can re-work them into larger knitted bights, e.g., by drawing four strands through the four below them, and so on indefinitely.

en.wikipedia.org

She taught herself to crochet last summer, but admitted she did not think she would be picking up a crochet hook this summer.

www.odt.co.nz

In the nineteenth century, crochet tatting patterns were published which simply called for a crochet hook.

en.wikipedia.org