well-earned en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de well-earned en el diccionario inglés»español

well-earned <pred well earned> [wɛlˈəːnd] ADJ.

well-earned

bien merecido

I.now [ingl. am. naʊ, ingl. brit. naʊ] ADV.

1.1. now (at this time):

now

ahora

I feel better now

ahora me siento mejor

the suspect is now leaving the building

ahora or en este momento el sospechoso sale del edificio

they've all gone home now

ya se han ido todos a casa

you can come in now

ya puedes entrar

it won't be long now before we're there

ya falta poco para llegar

they'll be here any minute now

en cualquier momento llegan

they'll be here any minute now

están al caer coloq.

now is the time to decide

este es el momento de decidir

now's your chance

esta es tu oportunidad

1.2. now (at that time):

now was the moment they'd been waiting for

ese era el momento que habían estado esperando

it was now too late to change

ya era demasiado tarde para cambiar

1.3. now (nowadays, in those days):

divorce is a lot easier now

hoy en día or ahora es mucho más fácil divorciarse

food is/was now scarce

ahora escasea/para entonces ya escaseaba la comida

1.4. now in phrases:

(every) now and then or again

de vez en cuando

for now

por ahora

for now

por el momento

now … , now … (showing alternation)

de repente … , de repente …

now … , now … (showing alternation)

ora … , ora … liter.

2.1. now (at once, immediately):

now

ahora (mismo)

ready? now!

¿listos? ¡ya!

it's now or never!

¡ahora o nunca!

2.2. now in phrases:

just now he left just now

acaba de irse

he's talking to a client just now

en este momento está hablando con un cliente

right now (immediately)

inmediatamente

right now (immediately)

ahora mismo

right now (at present)

ahora mismo

right now (at present)

en este momento

3. now (to follow that):

now

ahora

what shall I do now?

¿ahora qué hago?

and now for a well-earned rest

y ahora un merecido descanso

4. now (in the circumstances):

now

ahora

I could never trust her now

ahora ya no podría tenerle confianza

5.1. now (showing length of time):

now

ya

we've been living here for 40 years now

ya hace 40 años que vivimos aquí

we've been living here for 40 years now

llevamos 40 años viviendo aquí

5.2. now after prep.:

he'd have called before now

ya habría llamado

I'd always thought it impossible before now

hasta ahora había pensado que era imposible

the work should have been completed long before now

ya hace tiempo que debería haberse terminado el trabajo

between now and Friday

de aquí al viernes

she should be here by now

ya debería estar aquí

the by now furious customer said that …

el cliente, que a estas alturas ya estaba furioso, dijo que …

starting from now

a partir de ahora

starting from now

de ahora en adelante

100 years from now

dentro de 100 años

from now on(ward)

a partir de ahora

from now on(ward)

de ahora en adelante

(up) until or till now, up to now

hasta ahora

6.1. now (indicating pause, transition):

now, who's next?

bueno ¿ahora a quién le toca?

now, the reason we've done this is …

ahora or bueno, la razón por la cual hemos hecho esto es …

6.2. now (introducing statement or question):

now that's what I call real food!

¡eso sí que es comida como Dios manda!

now where did I put my book?

¿dónde habré puesto el libro?

6.3. now (emphasizing command, request, warning, advice):

now look here!

¡espera un momento!

now are you coming or not?

bueno ¿vienes o no?

don't get me wrong, now!

no me vayas a malinterpretar

now, you mustn't get upset

vamos, no te pongas así

6.4. now in phrases:

now, now

¡vamos, vamos!

now then now then, what's going on here?

vamos a ver ¿qué es lo que pasa aquí?

now then! be careful how you talk to me

¡cuidadito cómo me hablas!

now then! be careful how you talk to me

¡ojo cómo me hablas! coloq.

now then, if we're all here, let's start

bueno, si estamos todos, vamos a empezar

II.now [ingl. am. naʊ, ingl. brit. naʊ] CONJ. a. now that

now

ahora que

now (that) it's stopped raining, we can go out

ahora que ha parado de llover, podemos salir

III.now [ingl. am. naʊ, ingl. brit. naʊ] ADJ.

1. now (present):

now atrbv.

actual

2. now (up-to-date) coloq.:

now styles/sounds

del momento

now styles/sounds

en onda coloq.

well-earned en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de well-earned en el diccionario inglés»español

well-earned [ˌwelˈɜ:nd, ingl. am. -ˈɜ:rnd] ADJ.

well-earned

merecido, -a

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

Half-way through the task, the team take a well-earned tea break which gives the designer an opportunity to assess the progress of the makeover.

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It's the sound of a group having fun with its veteran status and throwing some fresh paint upon their well-earned stripes.

m.musicfeeds.com.au

He had a well-earned reputation for tardiness, and this led several golfers to fire him.

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The holidays are a great time for a well-earned break offering the perfect space to assess and re-energise business.

www.echonews.com.au

Kids who have this well-earned sense of mastery are more optimistic and decisive; they've learned that they're capable of overcoming adversity and achieving goals.

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He had two gruelingly long sessions in the innings and overcame each so well that he set the seal on his well-earned reputation as one of the best bowlers ever.

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Much yearns for the quiet life: the warmth of the home fire and a little well-earned luxury.

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He also has a well-earned reputation for duplicity.

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Override was initially shocked, but congratulated him on a well-earned victory and strong competitive spirit.

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He then went on a six-month tour before taking a well-earned rest.

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