doff en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de doff en el diccionario inglés»español

doff [ingl. am. dɑf, dɔf, ingl. brit. dɒf] V. trans.

to doff one's hat to sb

quitarse el sombrero or descubrirse ante alguien

Traducciones de doff en el diccionario español»inglés

La palabra que consultaste como aparece en otras partes del diccionario

quitarse o sacarse el sombrero (para saludar)

to doff one's cap arcznte.

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

They quickly exchange glances and in solidarity doff their hats to great pieces of music.

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Irritating to be on the end of it, but you have to doff your cap to such footballing brilliance.

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He doffed his cap in mock sorrow.

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I had to doff my cap to him and celebrate his victory.

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A dandified gentleman appears at the top of a stairway and doffs his hat to the lady; he smiles and courts her attention.

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I would like to personally doff my hat to our employees in the local government for consistently improving the services we provide to the people.

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A major time constraint was doffing, or changing the spindles.

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He reflects, for example, that whenever he had helped a blind man across the street something he especially enjoyed doing he would doff his hat to the man.

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Surviving soldiers doffed their caps and waived to the grandstands, then marched back to their campsites to prepare to do it again the next day.

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A stop-motion paralyzes every action of the machine, rendering it necessary to doff or strip the spindles, and to commence anew.

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