uff en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de uff en el diccionario inglés»español

UFO SUST.

UFO → unidentified flying object

UFO

ovni m

UFO

OVNI m

puff-puff [ˈpʌfpʌf] SUST. ingl. brit. infant.

puff-puff

chucuchucu m infant.

puff-puff

tren m

I.knock off V. [ingl. am. nɑk -, ingl. brit. nɒk -] (v + adv, v + prep + o)

knock off (stop work) coloq.:

when do you knock off (work)?

¿a qué hora sales del trabajo?

when do you knock off (work)?

¿hasta qué hora trabajas?

let's knock off for lunch

vamos a parar para comer

II.knock off V. [ingl. am. nɑk -, ingl. brit. nɒk -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o) (stop)

knock off coloq.

dejar de

why don't you knock off criticizing me?

¿por qué no dejas de criticarme?

knock it off, will you!

¡déjala ya! coloq.

knock it off, will you!

¡córtala de una vez! Chile coloq.

knock it off, will you!

¡terminala de una vez! Río Pl. coloq.

knock it off, will you!

¡párale ya! Méx. coloq.

III.knock off V. [ingl. am. nɑk -, ingl. brit. nɒk -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o, v + o + prep + o) (deduct, eliminate)

knock off coloq.

rebajar

I'll knock off 25% for you

le rebajo el 25%

I'll knock off 25% for you

le hago un descuento del 25%

we've knocked £10 off the price

hemos rebajado el precio en diez libras

the strike knocked 12 points off the Dow Jones index

el índice de Dow Jones bajó 12 enteros como consecuencia de la huelga

IV.knock off V. [ingl. am. nɑk -, ingl. brit. nɒk -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

1. knock off (do quickly, easily) coloq.:

he knocks off four novels a year

se escribe cuatro novelas por año coloq.

he knocks off four novels a year

se manda cuatro novelas por año Co. Sur coloq.

2. knock off (steal):

knock off argot

robar

knock off argot

mangar coloq.

knock off argot

volarse Méx. coloq.

3. knock off (kill):

knock off argot

liquidar coloq.

knock off argot

darle el pasaporte a coloq.

4. knock off (have sex with) ingl. brit.:

knock off argot

echarse un polvo con argot

knock off argot

tirarse vulg. argot

knock off argot

cogerse Méx. Río Pl. Ven. vulg. argot

5. knock off (make illegal copy of):

knock off

reproducir ilegalmente

knock off

copiar ilegalmente

6. knock off (burgle) ingl. am.:

knock off coloq.

entrar a robar en

I.luff [ingl. am. ləf, ingl. brit. lʌf] SUST.

1. luff (of sail):

luff

caída f de popa

luff

grátil m

2. luff (act of turning bow):

luff

orza f

II.luff [ingl. am. ləf, ingl. brit. lʌf] V. intr.

luff

orzar

III.luff [ingl. am. ləf, ingl. brit. lʌf] V. trans.

luff

orzar

I.puff [ingl. am. pəf, ingl. brit. pʌf] SUST.

1.1. puff C (of wind, air):

puff

ráfaga f

a puff of smoke

una bocanada de humo

all our plans went up in a puff of smoke

todos nuestros planes quedaron en la nada

1.2. puff C:

puff (action)

soplo m

puff (action)

soplido m

puff (on cigarette)

chupada f

puff (on cigarette)

pitada f amer.

puff (on cigarette)

calada f Esp.

she blew out all the candles with a single puff

apagó todas las velas de un soplo or soplido

he took a few puffs on or at his cigarette

le dio unas chupadas al cigarrillo

he took a few puffs on or at his cigarette

dio unas pitadas

he took a few puffs on or at his cigarette

dio unas caladas Esp.

1.3. puff C (sound):

puff

resoplido m

2. puff U (breath) ingl. brit.:

puff coloq.

aliento m

to run out of puff

quedarse sin aliento

3. puff C GASTR.:

puff

pastelito m de hojaldre

puff

milhojas m

4. puff C (ornament):

puff

bullón m

puff sleeves

mangas fpl abombadas or abullonadas

5. puff C (favorable comment) coloq.:

to give sth a puff

darle bombo a algo coloq.

II.puff [ingl. am. pəf, ingl. brit. pʌf] V. trans.

1.1. puff (blow):

puff

soplar

don't puff cigarette smoke in my eyes

no me eches el humo del cigarrillo a los ojos

1.2. puff (smoke):

puff cigarette/cigar/pipe

dar chupadas a

puff cigarette/cigar/pipe

dar pitadas a amer.

puff cigarette/cigar/pipe

dar caladas a Esp.

1.3. puff (say):

what a lot of stairs, he puffed

—¡cuántas escaleras! —dijo resoplando or bufando

2. puff (praise):

puff coloq.

darle bombo a coloq.

III.puff [ingl. am. pəf, ingl. brit. pʌf] V. intr.

1.1. puff (blow):

puff

soplar

1.2. puff (smoke):

to puff on or at sth on cigarette/cigar/pipe

dar chupadas a algo

to puff on or at sth on cigarette/cigar/pipe

dar pitadas a algo amer.

to puff on or at sth on cigarette/cigar/pipe

dar caladas a algo Esp.

2. puff (pant):

puff

resoplar

I puffed up the stairs

subí las escaleras resoplando

I.buff¹ [ingl. am. bəf, ingl. brit. bʌf] SUST.

1.1. buff U:

buff, a. buff leather

gamuza f

1.2. buff U (color):

buff

beige m

1.3. buff U (bare skin):

in the buff coloq., hum.

en cueros coloq., hum.

2. buff C (pad):

buff

gamuza f

II.buff¹ [ingl. am. bəf, ingl. brit. bʌf] V. trans.

buff metal

pulir

buff floor/shoes

sacar brillo a

III.buff¹ [ingl. am. bəf, ingl. brit. bʌf] ADJ.

1. buff (made of buff):

buff atrbv.

de gamuza

2. buff (buff-colored):

buff

beige adj inv

buff

beis adj inv Esp.

I.cuff² [ingl. am. kəf, ingl. brit. kʌf] V. trans. (strike)

cuff (on face)

darle un cachete a

cuff (on head)

darle un coscorrón a

II.cuff² [ingl. am. kəf, ingl. brit. kʌf] SUST. (blow)

cuff (on face)

cachete m

cuff (on face)

bofetón m

cuff (on face)

cachetada f amer.

cuff (on head)

coscorrón m

cuff (on head)

capón m Esp.

a cuff on or ingl. brit. round the ear

un bofetón

I.huff [ingl. am. həf, ingl. brit. hʌf] SUST. sin pl.

to be in a huff

estar enfurruñado

to be in a huff

estar de morros Esp. coloq.

to be in a huff

estar con mufa Río Pl. coloq.

to get in or go into a huff

enfurruñarse

to take the huff

enojarse esp amer.

to take the huff

enfadarse esp Esp.

II.huff [ingl. am. həf, ingl. brit. hʌf] V. intr.

to huff and puff (wheeze, pant)

jadear

to huff and puff (wheeze, pant)

resoplar

to huff and puff (bluster)

vociferar

I.ruff³ [ingl. am. rəf, ingl. brit. rʌf] V. trans., intr. (in cards)

ruff

matar (con un triunfo)

II.ruff³ [ingl. am. rəf, ingl. brit. rʌf] SUST. (in cards)

ruff

triunfo m

I.puff up V. [ingl. am. pəf -, ingl. brit. pʌf -] (v + adv) (swell)

puff up

hincharse

II.puff up V. [ingl. am. pəf -, ingl. brit. pʌf -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

puff up (inflate) ingl. brit.:

puff up coloq.

inflar

puff up coloq.

hinchar Esp.

uff en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de uff en el diccionario inglés»español

UFO [ˌju:efˈəʊ, ingl. am. -ˈoʊ] SUST.

UFO abreviatura de unidentified flying object

UFO

OVNI m

riff-raff [ˈrɪfræf] SUST. sin pl.

riff-raff

chusma f

I.off-the-cuff [ˌɒfðəˈkʌf, ingl. am. ˌɑ:f-] ADJ.

off-the-cuff

espontáneo, -a

II.off-the-cuff [ˌɒfðəˈkʌf, ingl. am. ˌɑ:f-] ADV.

off-the-cuff

espontáneamente

I.off [ɒf, ingl. am. ɑ:f] PREP.

1. off (close to):

to be one metre off sth/sb

estar a un metro de algo/alguien

2. off (away from):

the mill is off the road

el molino está algo apartado de la carretera

to take sth off the shelf

coger algo del estante

keep off the grass

mantenerse fuera del césped

to sing off key

cantar fuera de tono

get off me! ingl. am. coloq.

¡déjame!

3. off (down from):

to fall/jump off a ladder

caer/saltar de una escalera

to get off the train

bajarse del tren

4. off (from):

to eat off a plate

comer de un plato

to cut a piece off the cheese

cortar un pedazo del queso

to take 10 euros off the price

rebajar 10 euros del precio

5. off coloq. (stop liking):

to go off sb/sth

pasar de alguien/algo

to be off smoking/drugs

pasar de fumar/las drogas

6. off (as source of):

to run off batteries

alimentarse de baterías

II.off [ɒf, ingl. am. ɑ:f] ADV.

1. off (not on):

to switch/turn sth off

apagar algo

it's off between them fig.

lo han dejado

2. off (away):

the town is 8 km off

el pueblo está a 8 km de distancia

not far off

faltar poco

some way off

a cierta distancia

to go/run off

irse/salir corriendo

off with him

fuera con él

it's time I was off

ya debería haber salido

to be off DEP.

estar fuera de juego

3. off (removed):

there is a button off

le falta un botón

the lid is off

la tapa está fuera

with one's coat off

con el abrigo quitado

off with that hat!

¡quítate el sombrero!

4. off (free from work):

to get off at 4:00

salir (del trabajo) a las 4:00

to get a day off

tener un día libre

5. off (completely):

to kill off

exterminar

to pay sth off

acabar de pagar

6. off COM.:

5% off

5% de descuento

7. off (bad) food:

to go off

pasarse

8. off (until gone):

to walk off the dinner

caminar para bajar la comida

to sleep off the wine

dormirse para bajar el vino

9. off (separating):

to fence sth off

cercar algo

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

straight [or right] off

enseguida

off and on, on and off

de cuando en cuando

it rained off and on

llovió intermitentemente

III.off [ɒf, ingl. am. ɑ:f] ADJ.

1. off (not on):

off light

apagado, -a

off tap

cerrado, -a

off water

cortado, -a

off engagement

suspendido, -a

2. off (bad):

off milk

cortado, -a

off food

malo, -a

3. off (free from work):

to be off at 5:00

salir del trabajo a las 5:00

I'm off on Mondays

los lunes libro

4. off ingl. austr., ingl. brit. (provided for):

to be well off

tener dinero

to be badly off

andar mal de dinero

to be badly off for sugar

andar escaso de azúcar

5. off (sold out):

veal is off now

ya no queda ternera

6. off ingl. am. coloq.:

to go off on sb

echar la bronca a alguien

IV.off [ɒf, ingl. am. ɑ:f] SUST. sin pl. ingl. brit.

off

salida f

V.off [ɒf, ingl. am. ɑ:f] V. trans. ingl. am. coloq.

to off sb

cargarse a alguien

I.buff [bʌf] SUST.

1. buff (leather):

buff

gamuza f

2. buff coloq. (person):

buff

entusiasta mf

film buff

cinéfilo(-a) m (f)

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

in the buff coloq.

en cueros

II.buff [bʌf] ADJ.

buff

color de ante

III.buff [bʌf] V. trans.

buff metal

pulir

buff shoes

sacar brillo a

I.puff [pʌf] V. intr.

1. puff (blow):

puff

soplar

2. puff (be out of breath):

puff

jadear

II.puff [pʌf] V. trans.

1. puff (smoke):

puff

soplar

puff cigarette smoke

echar

2. puff (praise):

puff

dar bombo a

3. puff (say while panting):

puff

resoplar

III.puff [pʌf] SUST.

1. puff coloq.:

puff (breath, wind)

soplo m

puff (vapour)

soplido m

puff of dust, smoke

bocanada f

puff of air

ráfaga f

2. puff ingl. am., ingl. canad. (quilt):

puff

edredón m

3. puff ingl. brit. coloq.:

to be out of puff

quedarse sin aliento

4. puff:

puff

calada f

to take puffs on a cigarette

dar caladas a un cigarro

5. puff coloq. (speech):

puff

bombo m

I.huff [hʌf] V. intr.

to huff and puff (breathe loudly)

jadear

to huff and puff coloq. (complain)

quejarse

II.huff [hʌf] V. trans.

huff

vociferar

III.huff [hʌf] SUST. coloq.

huff

enfado m

to be in a huff

estar de morros

to get into a huff

enfadarse

to go off in a huff

irse ofendido

I.muff [mʌf] SUST. MODA

muff

manguito m

II.muff [mʌf] V. trans.

muff opportunity:

muff

echar a perder

I.cuff [kʌf] SUST.

1. cuff (end of sleeve):

cuff

puño m

2. cuff ingl. am., ingl. austr. (turned-up trouser leg):

cuff

vuelta f

cuff

valenciana f Méx.

3. cuff (slap):

cuff

cachete m

4. cuff pl coloq. (handcuffs):

cuff

esposas f pl.

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

off the cuff

improvisado, -a

II.cuff [kʌf] V. trans.

1. cuff (slap playfully):

cuff

dar un cachete a

2. cuff coloq. (handcuff):

cuff

esposar

I.puff up V. trans.

puff up

inflar

II.puff up V. intr.

puff up

hincharse