WOOD - Traducción inglés-español

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

wood [ingl. am. wʊd, ingl. brit. wʊd] SUST.

1. wood U:

wood (material)

madera f

wood (firewood)

leña f

it's made of wood

es de madera

throw some more wood on the fire

echa más leña al fuego

to touch wood or ingl. am. knock on wood

tocar madera

atrbv. wood carver

tallista mf

wood stove (for heating)

estufa f de or a leña

wood stove (for cooking)

cocina f de or a leña

wood stove (for cooking)

estufa f de or a leña Col. Méx.

2. wood (wooded area):

wood often pl

bosque m

oak wood

robledal m

oak wood

bosque de robles

we went for a walk in the wood(s)

fuimos a caminar por el bosque

to be out of the wood(s)

estar fuera de peligro or a salvo

3.1. wood DEP. C (in golf):

wood

palo m de madera

3.2. wood DEP. C (in bowls):

wood

bola f

4. wood (cask, barrel):

matured or aged in the wood

añejado en barril

beer (drawn) from the wood

cerveza f de barril

plastic wood SUST. U

plastic wood

pasta f de madera

wood louse <pl wood lice [-laɪs]> [ingl. am. wʊd laʊs, ingl. brit. ˈwʊdlaʊs] SUST.

wood louse

cochinilla f

wood louse

chanchito m And. Co. Sur coloq.

wood stain SUST.

wood stain

colorante m para madera

wood pigeon SUST.

wood pigeon

paloma f torcaz

wood pulp SUST. U

wood pulp (ground wood)

pulpa f de madera

wood pulp (with added chemicals)

pasta f de papel

wood anemone SUST.

wood anemone

anémona f de los bosques

wood fiber SUST. U

wood fiber

fibra f de madera

balsa wood [ˈbɔːlsəwʊd] SUST. U

balsa wood

madera f de balsa

balsa wood

madera f de balso Col.

deadwood [ingl. am. ˈdɛdwʊd, ingl. brit. ˈdɛdwʊd], dead wood SUST. U

1. deadwood (dead trees, branches):

deadwood

ramas fpl secas

2. deadwood (useless people, material):

to get rid of the deadwood among the staff

sacarse de encima al personal inútil

there's a lot of deadwood in that file

hay mucha paja en ese archivo coloq.

en el diccionario PONS

inglés

español

wood [wʊd] SUST.

1. wood sin pl. (material):

wood

madera f

wood to build a fire

leña f

2. wood (group of trees):

wood

bosque m

3. wood DEP. (golf):

wood

palo m de madera

4. wood sin pl. ingl. brit. (wooden container):

wood

barril m

beer from the wood

cerveza f de barril

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

(to) touch wood, (to) knock on wood ingl. am.

tocar madera

to be out of the wood

estar a salvo

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wood SUST.

solid wood

madera maciza f

wood preservative SUST.

wood preservative

conservante m de la madera

wood panelling SUST. sin pl.

wood panelling

paneles m pl. de madera

wood alcohol SUST. sin pl.

wood alcohol

metanol m

pine wood SUST. sin pl.

pine wood

madera f de pino

wood pulp SUST. sin pl. TÉC.

wood pulp

pulpa f de madera

español

inglés

paloma torcaz

wood pigeon

madera maciza f

solid wood

lagarto

touch wood! ingl. brit.

lagarto

knock on wood! ingl. am.

en el diccionario PONS

inglés

español

wood [wʊd] SUST.

1. wood (material):

wood

madera f

wood for a fire

leña f

2. wood:

woods (group of trees)

bosque m

3. wood DEP. (golf):

wood

palo m de madera

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

(to) touch [or knock on] wood

tocar madera

to be out of the woods coloq.

estar a salvo

wood pulp SUST. TÉC.

wood pulp

pulpa f de madera

wood alcohol SUST.

wood alcohol

metanol m

seasoned wood

secado, -a

wood carving

talla f

wormy wood

carcomido, -a

español

inglés

cerezo (madera)

cherry wood

escultor de madera

wood carver

escultura de madera

wood carving

pulpa de madera

wood pulp

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

The factory produced wood alcohol and acetate.

en.wikipedia.org

Later, he produced and sold chemicals like wood alcohol and acetone.

www.thebarrieexaminer.com

It was completed in 1910 when it began manufacturing wood alcohol from sawdust.

en.wikipedia.org

They wanted the byproducts coming from the wood as it was being converted to charcoal, byproducts such as wood alcohol, tar, calcium acetate and other wood oils.

en.wikipedia.org

Methanol (wood alcohol) appears in many industrial products, like formaldehyde and fuel, that are cheaper and stronger than ethanol (the alcohol you drink); it's also really toxic.

time.com