SPREAD - Traducción inglés-español

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I. spread <pret. & part. pas. spread> [ingl. am. sprɛd, ingl. brit. sprɛd] V. trans.

1.1. spread (extend) (in space):

spread arms/legs: extender

spread map/sails/wings: desplegar

spread fan: abrir

the peacock spread its tail: el pavo real desplegó la cola or hizo la rueda

I like to have room to spread myself: me gusta tener espacio para estar a mis anchas

1.2. spread (extend) (in time):

the plan allows you to spread the cost over five years: el plan le permite pagar el costo a lo largo de cinco años

2.1. spread:

spread paint/glue: extender

spread seeds/sand: esparcir

to spread butter on a piece of toast: untar una tostada con mantequilla

to spread butter on a piece of toast: ponerle mantequilla a una tostada

the papers were spread all over the desk: los papeles estaban esparcidos por todo el escritorio

our resources are thinly spread: hemos tenido que estirar nuestros recursos al máximo

she has spread herself too thinly: ha tratado de abarcar demasiado

2.2. spread:

spread knowledge/news: difundir

spread knowledge/news: propagar

spread knowledge/news: divulgar

spread influence: extender

spread rumor: hacer correr

spread rumor: difundir

spread disease: propagar

spread fear: sembrar

spread ideas/culture: diseminar

spread ideas/culture: divulgar

spread ideas/culture: difundir

she's not one to spread gossip (around): no es de las que andan con chismes

to spread the word: hacer correr la voz

3. spread (cover):

to spread a piece of toast with butter: untar una tostada con mantequilla

to spread a piece of toast with butter: ponerle mantequilla a una tostada

spread the surface thickly with adhesive: unte or embadurne la superficie con abundante pegamento

spread the surface thickly with adhesive: aplique abundante pegamento sobre la superficie

II. spread <pret. & part. pas. spread> [ingl. am. sprɛd, ingl. brit. sprɛd] V. intr.

1. spread:

spread disease:: propagarse

spread fire/liquid:: extenderse

spread ideas/culture:: diseminarse

spread ideas/culture:: divulgarse

spread panic/fear:: cundir

spread influence/revolt:: extenderse

the news spread like wildfire: la noticia corrió como un reguero de pólvora

the fashion spread across the entire continent or throughout the continent: la moda se extendió por todo el continente

the plague spread to Europe: la plaga se extendió a Europa

2.1. spread (extend) (in space):

spread plain/coast:: extenderse

their empire spread from … to …: su imperio se extendía desde … hasta …

2.2. spread (extend):

spread (in time): extenderse

the period spreads over three years: el período se extiende a lo largo de tres años

3. spread butter/paint:

spread: extenderse

III. spread [ingl. am. sprɛd, ingl. brit. sprɛd] SUST.

1. spread U (diffusion):

spread (of disease): propagación f

spread (of education): extensión f

spread (of ideas): difusión f

spread (of ideas): divulgación f

spread (of ideas): diseminación f

spread (of nuclear weapons): proliferación f

2.1. spread U (of wings, sails):

spread: envergadura f

2.2. spread U (range, extent):

a broad spread of opinion: un amplio abanico or espectro de opiniones

five schools have been chosen, to give a representative spread: para ofrecer una muestra representativa, se han tomado cinco colegios

3. spread C FIN.:

spread: margen m

spread: diferencial m

4.1. spread GASTR. C (meal):

spread coloq.: festín m

spread coloq.: banquete m

what a marvelous spread: ¡qué festín or banquete más espléndido!

4.2. spread GASTR. C (paste):

spread: pasta para extender sobre pan, tostadas etc

cheese spread: queso m cremoso para untar

sardine spread: pasta f de sardinas

5. spread C PRENSA, TIPOGR.:

it was advertised in a double-page or two-page spread/a full-page spread: venía anunciado a doble página/a plana entera

6. spread C (ranch) ingl. am.:

spread coloq., regio.: finca f

spread coloq., regio.: hacienda f amer.

spread coloq., regio.: estancia f Río Pl.

spread coloq., regio.: fundo m Chile

center spread, centre spread ingl. brit. SUST.

center spread: páginas fpl centrales

spread betting SUST. U

spread betting: modalidad de apuesta en que lo que se gana o pierde depende de la cantidad en que difiere lo apostado de los resultados en algún acontecimiento deportivo

spread-eagled [ˈspredˌiːɡəld] ADJ.

spread-eagled: con los brazos y piernas abiertos

spread-eagled: con los brazos y piernas extendidos

spread-eagle [ingl. am., ingl. brit. ˌsprɛdˈiːɡ(ə)l] V. trans. coloq.

spread-eagle: darle una paliza a coloq.

spread out V. [ingl. am. sprɛd -, ingl. brit. sprɛd -] (v + adv)

1. spread out (move apart):

spread out troops:: desplegarse

2. spread out (extend):

spread out: extenderse

double spread SUST.

double spread → double-page spread

double-page spread [ˈdʌb(ə)lpeɪdʒ ˌsprɛd] SUST.

double-page spread: doble página f

double-page spread [ˈdʌb(ə)lpeɪdʒ ˌsprɛd] SUST.

double-page spread: doble página f

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esparramar: to spread

doble página: double-page spread

en el diccionario PONS

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I. spread [spred] spread, spread spread, spread SUST.

1. spread (act of spreading):

spread: propagación f

2. spread (range):

spread: gama f

3. spread (article):

spread: reportaje m a toda página

4. spread GASTR.:

spread: pasta f

5. spread ingl. am. (ranch):

spread: hacienda f

spread: rancho m amer.

6. spread ingl. austr., ingl. brit. coloq. (meal):

spread: comilona f

II. spread [spred] spread, spread spread, spread V. intr.

spread liquid: extenderse

spread disease: propagarse

spread news: difundirse

III. spread [spred] spread, spread spread, spread V. trans.

1. spread:

spread disease: propagar

spread news: difundir

2. spread butter:

spread: untar

3. spread payments, work:

spread: distribuir

4. spread (unfold):

spread map, blanket: extender

spread-eagled [ˌspredˈi:gld, ingl. am. ˈspredˌi:-] ADJ.

spread-eagled: despatarrado, -a

person-to-person transmission, spread: de persona a persona

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inglés

generalización: spread

propalar: to spread

diseminar: to spread

diseminarse: to spread

jacalear: to spread rumours [or rumors ingl. am.]

proliferar: to spread

generalizar: to spread

propagar: to spread

propagar un rumor: to spread a rumour

propagarse: to spread

en el diccionario PONS

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español

I. spread [spred] SUST.

1. spread (act of spreading):

spread: propagación f

2. spread (range):

spread: gama f

3. spread (article):

a full-page spread: reportaje m a toda página

4. spread culin:

spread: pasta f (para untar en pan o galletas)

5. spread (ranch):

spread: hacienda f

spread: rancho m amer.

6. spread coloq. (meal):

spread: comilona f

7. spread DEP. (number of points):

point spread: diferencia por la que se espera que un equipo gane a otro al final del partido

II. spread <spread, spread> [spred] V. trans.

1. spread:

spread news: difundir

spread disease: propagar

2. spread butter:

spread: untar

3. spread payments, work:

spread: distribuir

4. spread (unfold):

spread map, blanket: extender

III. spread <spread, spread> [spred] V. intr.

spread news: difundirse

spread disease: propagarse

spread liquid: extenderse

spread-eagled [ˈspred·ˈi·gəld] ADJ.

spread-eagled: despatarrado, -a

to spread like wildfire: extenderse como un reguero de pólvora

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inglés

generalización: spread

propalar: to spread

diseminar: to spread

diseminar: to spread

generalizar: to spread

proliferar: to spread

jacalear: to spread rumors

expandir: to spread

expandir: to spread

Present
I	spread
you	spread
he/she/it	spreads
we	spread
you	spread
they	spread

Past
I	spread
you	spread
he/she/it	spread
we	spread
you	spread
they	spread

Present Perfect
I	have	spread
you	have	spread
he/she/it	has	spread
we	have	spread
you	have	spread
they	have	spread

Past Perfect
I	had	spread
you	had	spread
he/she/it	had	spread
we	had	spread
you	had	spread
they	had	spread

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Ejemplos de uso en el diccionario PONS (revisados por la redacción)

to spread a cloth over the table: extender un mantel sobre la mesa

la niebla se difundió por todo el valle: the fog spread right across the valley

la novedad se ha difundido por toda la ciudad: the news has spread throughout the city

frenar el avance del virus: to check [or stem] the spread of the virus

frenar los contagios: to check [or stem] the spread of the disease

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

This comes to a high when she asks him to quit Delta Force because he always prioritizes his career over their family.

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Radiation pressure from the star will push the dust particles away into interstellar space over a relatively short timescale.

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Since its inception in 2006, the company has put over 200 authors into print.

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The change wasn't announced over the Tannoy either.

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Complete absence of sleep over long periods has not been seen in humans (unless they suffer from fatal familial insomnia); it appears that brief microsleeps can not be avoided.

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