reathes en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de reathes en el diccionario inglés»español

I.breathe [ingl. am. brið, ingl. brit. briːð] V. intr.

1. breathe person/animal/plant:

breathe

respirar

to breathe deeply

respirar hondo

give me a chance to breathe

déjame respirar

to breathe again/easily/freely

respirar tranquilo

2. breathe fabric/leather:

breathe

dejar pasar el aire

3. breathe wine/cheese:

breathe

respirar

II.breathe [ingl. am. brið, ingl. brit. briːð] V. trans.

1. breathe air/fumes:

breathe

aspirar

breathe

respirar

to breathe one's last liter.

exhalar el último suspiro liter.

I thought I'd breathed my last hum.

pensé que ya no contaba el cuento coloq., hum.

2. breathe:

breathe alcohol/onions

oler a

breathe disillusion/cynicism liter.

destilar

she breathed garlic all over me

me echó todo su aliento a ajo

3. breathe (instill, inspire):

breathe

infundir

to breathe new life into sth

infundirle nueva vida a algo

4. breathe (utter):

breathe prayer

musitar

breathe sigh

dejar escapar

don't breathe a word of this to anyone

no le digas una palabra de esto a nadie

I.wreathe [ingl. am. rið, ingl. brit. riːð] V. trans. liter.

1. wreathe (adorn, garland):

wreathe

adornar

the emperor's brow was wreathed with laurels

el emperador llevaba una corona de laurel(es)

the mountains were wreathed in mist

las montañas estaban envueltas en bruma

she/her face was wreathed in smiles

era toda sonrisas

2. wreathe (intertwine):

wreathe flowers/ribbons

entretejer

roses wreathed into a garland

una guirnalda de rosas (entretejidas)

II.wreathe [ingl. am. rið, ingl. brit. riːð] V. intr.

mist wreathed among the ruins

las ruinas estaban envueltas en bruma

I.breathe in V. [ingl. am. brið -, ingl. brit. briːð -] (v + adv)

breathe in

aspirar

II.breathe in V. [ingl. am. brið -, ingl. brit. briːð -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

breathe in air/fumes:

breathe in

aspirar

breathe in

respirar

I.breathe out V. [ingl. am. brið -, ingl. brit. briːð -] (v + adv)

breathe out

espirar

II.breathe out V. [ingl. am. brið -, ingl. brit. briːð -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

breathe out smoke

expeler

breathe out air

exhalar

breathe out air

expulsar

breather [ingl. am. ˈbriðər, ingl. brit. ˈbriːðə] SUST. coloq.

breather

respiro m

breather

descanso m

why don't you take or have a breather?

¿por qué no te tomas un respiro or descanso?

swaddling clothes [ingl. am. ˈswɑdlɪŋ ˌkloʊ(ð)z, ingl. brit.] SUST. sust. pl. liter.

swaddling clothes

pañales mpl

clothes [ingl. am. kloʊ(ð)z, ingl. brit. kləʊ(ð)z] SUST. sust. pl.

clothes

ropa f

these clothes are dirty

esta ropa está sucia

I bought him some clothes

le compré ropa

to put on/take off one's clothes

ponerse/quitarse la ropa

she jumped in with her clothes on

se metió vestida

he had no clothes on

estaba desnudo

atrbv. clothes basket

cesta f de la ropa sucia

atrbv. clothes basket

canasta f de la ropa sucia

atrbv. clothes basket

canasto m de la ropa sucia

clothes pole or prop

palo m de tendedero

clothes tree ingl. am.

perchero m

clothes-drier, clothes-dryer [ingl. am. ˈkloʊ(ð)zˌdraɪər, ingl. brit. ˈkləʊðzˌdrʌɪə] SUST.

clothes-drier

tendedero m

clothes-drier

tenderete m

clothes shop SUST.

clothes shop

tienda f de modas

clothes shop

casa f de modas

clothes moth SUST.

clothes moth

polilla f

reathes en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de reathes en el diccionario inglés»español

readies [ˈredɪz] SUST.

readies pl. coloq.:

readies

pasta f

I.breathe [bri:ð] V. intr.

breathe

respirar

to breathe again [or easily]

respirar tranquilo

to breathe through one's nose

respirar por la nariz

to let a wine breathe

dejar respirar un vino

II.breathe [bri:ð] V. trans.

1. breathe (exhale):

to breathe alcohol

echar aliento a alcohol

to breathe smoke on sb

echar el humo a alguien

2. breathe (whisper):

breathe

musitar

3. breathe (let out):

breathe sigh

dejar escapar

breather [ˈbri:ðəʳ, ingl. am. -ðɚ] SUST.

breather

descanso m

breather

respiro m

to take a breather

descansar

wreathe [ri:ð] V. trans. liter.

1. wreathe (gather around):

to be wreathed in sth

estar rodeado de algo

wreathed in clouds

envuelto en nubes

to be wreathed in melancholy

estar sumido en la melancolía

to be wreathed in smiles

no dejar de sonreír

2. wreathe (crown as with a wreath):

wreathe

coronar

3. wreathe (intertwine):

wreathe

entretejer

clothes [kləʊðz, ingl. am. kloʊðz] SUST.

clothes

vestidos m pl.

clothes (collectively)

ropa f

clothes-hanger SUST.

clothes-hanger

percha f

maternity clothes SUST. pl.

maternity clothes

ropa f premamá

clothes-moth SUST.

clothes-moth

polilla f

clothes peg SUST. ingl. brit., clothes pin SUST. ingl. am.

clothes peg

pinza f (para la ropa)

swaddling clothes SUST.

swaddling clothes

pañales m pl.