chain-link fence en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de chain-link fence en el diccionario inglés»español

chain-link fence [ingl. am. ˌtʃeɪnlɪŋk ˈfɛns, ingl. brit. ˈtʃeɪnlɪŋk ˌfɛns] SUST. U

chain-link fence

alambrada f

chain-link fence

valla f de tela metálica

Traducciones de chain-link fence en el diccionario inglés»español

I.link [ingl. am. lɪŋk, ingl. brit. lɪŋk] SUST.

1.1. link (in chain):

link

eslabón m

the missing link ANTR.

el eslabón perdido

the weak link

el punto débil

the missing link fell into place

descubrimos la pieza que faltaba para completar el rompecabezas

1.2. link:

cuff link

gemelo m

cuff link

mancorna f Col.

cuff link

collera f Chile

cuff link

mancuernilla f Méx.

cuff link

mancuerna f Méx.

2.1. link (connection):

link

conexión f

to establish a link between two incidents

establecer una conexión entre dos incidentes

to establish a link between two incidents

relacionar dos incidentes

2.2. link (tie, bond):

link

vínculo m

link

lazo m

the cultural links between the two countries

los vínculos or lazos culturales entre ambos países

to have links with sb/sth

tener vínculos con alguien/algo

to have links with sb/sth

estar vinculado a alguien/algo

2.3. link:

link TEL., TRANSP.

conexión f

link TEL., TRANSP.

enlace m

rail/air link

conexión ferroviaria/aérea

2.4. link INFORM.:

link (between programs, terminals)

enlace m

link (in compilation)

montaje m

click here to follow the link

haz clic or pulsa aquí para seguir el enlace

II.link [ingl. am. lɪŋk, ingl. brit. lɪŋk] V. trans.

1. link:

link components

unir

link components

enlazar

link terminals

conectar

to link arms

tomarse del brazo

to link arms

cogerse del brazo esp Esp.

2. link buildings/towns:

link

unir

link

conectar

the two groups are closely linked

los dos grupos están estrechamente vinculados

3. link facts/events:

link

relacionar

to link sth to/with sth

relacionar algo con algo

III.link [ingl. am. lɪŋk, ingl. brit. lɪŋk] V. intr.

1. link → link up

2. link:

to link together, these two pieces don't link together

estas dos piezas no encajan

the episodes didn't link together

los episodios no tenían relación

3. link INFORM., TEL.:

to link into sth

conectar or enlazar con algo

Véase también: link up

I.link up V. [ingl. am. lɪŋk -, ingl. brit. lɪŋk -] (v + adv)

link up

conectar

we're about to link up with Australia by satellite

estamos a punto de conectar con Australia vía satélite

the two crafts will link up in space

las dos aeronaves se acoplarán en el espacio

II.link up V. [ingl. am. lɪŋk -, ingl. brit. lɪŋk -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

link up

conectar

I.chain [ingl. am. tʃeɪn, ingl. brit. tʃeɪn] SUST.

1. chain:

chain

cadena f

she was wearing a gold chain

llevaba una cadena de oro

the bicycle chain

la cadena de la bicicleta

to pull the chain esp ingl. brit.

tirar (de) la cadena

to pull the chain esp ingl. brit.

jalar la cadena amer. excl Co. Sur

chain of office

collar que es atributo de un cargo oficial

to be in chains

estar encadenado

(to make or form) a human chain

(hacer or formar) una cadena humana

2. chain (series):

chain

cadena f

a chain of events

una cadena de acontecimientos

a chain of events

una concatenación de acontecimientos form.

a chain of ideas

una serie de ideas encadenadas or eslabonadas

chain of command

cadena de mando

atom chain

cadena de átomos

3. chain COM.:

chain

cadena f

a hotel chain

una cadena hotelera or de hoteles

4. chain ingl. brit. (in property purchase):

chain

situación en la cual la venta de una propiedad depende de que el eventual comprador venda la suya o que el vendedor compre otra

5. chain (unit of measurement) HIST.:

chain

22 yardas o 20, 12 metros

II.chain [ingl. am. tʃeɪn, ingl. brit. tʃeɪn] V. trans.

chain

encadenar

to chain sth/sb to sth

encadenar algo/a alguien a algo

they were chained to the railings

estaban encadenados a las rejas

I don't want to be chained to the house all day

no quiero estar todo el día metida or encerrada en casa

I.fence [ingl. am. fɛns, ingl. brit. fɛns] SUST.

1.1. fence (barrier):

fence

cerca f

fence

valla f

fence

cerco m amer.

wire fence

alambrada f

wire fence

alambrado m amer.

to mend (one's) fences

limar asperezas

to mend (one's) fences

mejorar las relaciones

to sit on the fence

mirar los toros desde la barrera

to sit on the fence

nadar entre dos aguas

to sit on the fence

no definirse

it's time you came down off the fence

ya va siendo hora de que te definas or de que dejes de mirar los toros desde la barrera

1.2. fence (in showjumping):

fence

valla f

1.3. fence (on machine):

fence

protector m

2. fence (receiver of stolen goods):

fence coloq.

persona que comercia con objetos robados

fence coloq.

reducidor m / reducidora f AmS

fence coloq.

perista mf Esp. coloq.

II.fence [ingl. am. fɛns, ingl. brit. fɛns] V. trans.

1. fence garden/field:

fence

cercar

fence

vallar

the field was fenced with wire

el campo fue alambrado or cercado con alambre

2. fence coloq. stolen goods:

fence

comerciar con

fence

reducir AmS coloq.

III.fence [ingl. am. fɛns, ingl. brit. fɛns] V. intr.

1.1. fence DEP.:

fence

practicar la esgrima

fence

hacer esgrima

she fences for her country

representa a su país en esgrima

1.2. fence:

fence (be evasive in argument)

contestar con evasivas

fence (score points)

contestar con respuestas incisivas

2. fence (deal in stolen goods):

fence coloq.

comerciar con objetos robados

chain-link fence en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de chain-link fence en el diccionario inglés»español

I.chain [tʃeɪn] SUST.

1. chain:

chain

cadena f

chain gang

cuerda f de presos

to be in chains

estar encadenado

2. chain (restrictions):

chain

cadenas f pl.

3. chain (series):

chain

cadena f

chain of mishaps

sucesión f

II.chain [tʃeɪn] V. trans.

chain

encadenar

to chain sth/sb (up) to sth

encadenar algo/a alguien a algo

to be chained to a desk fig.

estar encerrado en un despacho

I.link [lɪŋk] SUST.

1. link in chain:

link

eslabón m

2. link (connection):

link

conexión f

rail link

enlace m ferroviario

3. link INFORM.:

link

vínculo m

link

enlace m

II.link [lɪŋk] V. trans.

1. link (connect):

link

conectar

to link hands

darse la mano

2. link (associate):

link

relacionar

to be linked (together)

estar relacionado

I.fence [fens] SUST.

1. fence (barrier):

fence

cerca f

2. fence coloq. (person):

fence

perista mf

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to mend one's fences

mejorar su reputación

to sit on the fence

nadar entre dos aguas

II.fence [fens] V. intr.

1. fence DEP.:

fence

practicar esgrima

2. fence form.:

to fence (with sb)

enfrentarse (a alguien)

III.fence [fens] V. trans. (enclose)

fence

cercar

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

Its windows were boarded and the city erected a chain-link fence to keep out would-be explorers.

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The city subsequently built a chain-link fence around the two squares to prevent protesters from returning to the camp site.

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The singer dances on top of the cars and performs some choreographed moves with her dancers against a chain-link fence.

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The interior fence, a heavy-duty chain-link fence, is approximately 20 feet tall, curves inward near the top, and is topped with a roll of razor-wire.

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The outside fence is also a heavy-duty chain-link fence.

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Measuring 14 ft high, each chain-link fence is reinforced with multiple coils of razor wire (at the top and bottom) plus electronic sensors to detect escape attempts.

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After running through a stop sign, the vehicle went through a chain-link fence situated across the street and rolled down an embankment.

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Measuring approximately 20 ft high, each chain-link fence is reinforced with multiple coils of long-barb razor wire fixed at the top and bottom.

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Or, use a clamp to clip the knot to a nonflammable object, like a chain-link fence.

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