sweat band en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de sweat band en el diccionario inglés»español

I.sweat [ingl. am. swɛt, ingl. brit. swɛt] SUST.

1.1. sweat U or C (perspiration):

sweat

sudor m

sweat

transpiración f

the sweat was just pouring off me

estaba bañado en sudor

the sweat was just pouring off me

estaba sudando a chorros

he earned his living by the sweat of his brow

se ganaba el pan con el sudor de su frente

I woke up in a sweat

me desperté empapado en sudor

I broke out in a cold sweat

me vino un sudor frío

you work up a real sweat with this exercise

este ejercicio te hace sudar mucho

to get into a sweat about sth

preocuparse por algo

1.2. sweat U (surface moisture):

sweat

condensación f

2. sweat U (hard work):

sweat esp ingl. brit. coloq.

paliza f coloq.

sweat esp ingl. brit. coloq.

esfuerzo m

lifting those boxes was a real sweat

levantar esas cajas fue una tremenda paliza coloq.

no sweat coloq.

ningún problema

3. sweat C (man):

an old sweat ingl. brit. coloq.

un veterano

4. sweat pl ingl. am. coloq. → sweatpants

II.sweat <pret. & part. pas. sweated or ingl. am. also sweat> [ingl. am. swɛt, ingl. brit. swɛt] V. intr.

1.1. sweat (perspire):

sweat

sudar

sweat

transpirar

they were sweating profusely in the heat

sudaban a chorros con el calor

to sweat with fear

sudar de miedo

1.2. sweat (ooze):

sweat cheese/tree/wall:

exudar humedad

2.1. sweat (work hard):

sweat

sudar la gota gorda coloq.

sweat

deslomarse trabajando

2.2. sweat (worry):

sweat

estar preocupado

she does it to make me sweat

lo hace para preocuparme

III.sweat <pret. & part. pas. sweated or ingl. am. also sweat> [ingl. am. swɛt, ingl. brit. swɛt] V. trans.

1. sweat animal/athlete:

sweat

hacer sudar

2. sweat vegetables:

sweat

rehogar

Véase también: sweatpants

sweatpants [ingl. am. ˈswɛtpæn(t)s, ingl. brit. ˈswɛtpants] SUST. sust. pl.

sweatpants

pantalón m del equipo (de deportes)

sweatpants

pantalón m del chándal Esp. or Méx.

sweatpants

pantalón m de los pants

sweatpants

pantalón m del jogging Río Pl.

sweatpants

pantalón m del buzo Chile

sweatpants

pantalón m de la sudadera Col.

I.band¹ [ingl. am. bænd, ingl. brit. band] SUST.

1.1. band:

band (ribbon)

cinta f

band (strip) (of cloth)

banda f

band (strip) (of cloth)

tira f

band (of leather)

tira f

band (for hat)

cinta f

band (around barrel)

aro m

band (around crate)

precinto m

1.2. band (stripe):

band

franja f

1.3. band:

band (on magnetic disk)

banda f

band (on record)

surco m

1.4. band MIN:

band

veta f

2.1. band (waveband):

band

banda f de frecuencia

band

frecuencia f

2.2. band (range, category):

band ingl. brit.

banda f

3.1. band MEC.:

band

correa f (de transmisión)

3.2. band (ring):

band (on finger)

anillo m

band (on bird)

anilla f

wedding band

alianza f

wedding band

argolla f amer.

3.3. band:

cigar band

vitola f

II.band¹ [ingl. am. bænd, ingl. brit. band] V. trans.

1. band (edge) usu pass:

band hem/rim

ribetear

banded with blue

ribeteado de azul

2. band (fasten) usu pass:

her hair was banded with a ribbon

llevaba el pelo sujeto or recogido con una cinta

3. band bird:

band

anillar

band² [ingl. am. bænd, ingl. brit. band] SUST.

1. band:

band (group)

grupo m

band (of thieves, youths)

pandilla f

band (of thieves, youths)

banda f

2. band MÚS.:

jazz band

grupo m de jazz

jazz band

conjunto m de jazz

rock band

grupo m de rock

rock band

banda f de rock

military band

banda f militar

military band

orfeón m militar Chile

to beat the band ingl. am.

hacer algo hasta más no poder

sweat band en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de sweat band en el diccionario inglés»español

sweat band SUST.

sweat band for head

cinta f

sweat band for wrists

muñequera f

Traducciones de sweat band en el diccionario inglés»español

I.sweat [swet] SUST. sin pl.

1. sweat (perspiration):

sweat

sudor m

to get into a sweat

empezar a sudar

to be/get in a sweat (about sth) fig. coloq.

preocuparse (por algo)

without breaking a sweat fig. coloq.

sin el más mínimo esfuerzo

without breaking a sweat fig. coloq.

sin despeinarse coloq.

2. sweat (effort):

sweat

esfuerzo m

no sweat coloq.

ningún problema

II.sweat [swet] V. intr. (perspire)

sweat

sudar

to sweat with sth

sudar de algo

III.sweat [swet] V. trans.

sweat

sudar

band¹ [bænd] SUST.

1. band (strip):

band of cloth, metal

banda f

2. band (stripe):

band

franja f

3. band (ribbon):

band

cinta f

head band

cinta f del pelo

waist band

faja f

4. band (range) a. TEL.:

band

banda f

5. band (ring):

band

anillo m

wedding band

alianza f

band² [bænd] SUST.

1. band MÚS.:

band

grupo m

brass band

charanga f

2. band:

band of friends

pandilla f

band of robbers

banda f

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

The sock-hiking sandal trend is given more spotlight as models walked in cut-and-sew trousers paired with utilitarian tops, sweat bands, and fisherman hats.

preen.inquirer.net

For some reason you inexplicably start wearing a sweat band everywhere - even to work.

www.joe.co.uk

It's just a sweat band with a pick at the end of a wooden stick.

www.westword.com

It's a wonder someone hasn't invented a sweat band for the body to catch the rivulets.

www.theglobeandmail.com

The dancers wear leggings, tracksuits, vests, some have knee supports and sweat bands.

www.bbc.co.uk