BALL-AND-SOCKET JOINT - Traducción inglés-español

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

ball-and-socket joint [ingl. am. ˌbɑlənˈsɑkət ˌdʒɔɪnt, ingl. brit. ˌbɔːləndˈsɒkɪt ˌdʒɔɪnt] SUST.

ball-and-socket joint

articulación f de rótula

tongue-and-groove joint [ˌtʌŋən(d)ˈɡruːv dʒɔɪnt] SUST.

tongue-and-groove joint

machihembrado m

ball joint SUST.

ball joint → ball-and-socket joint

ball-and-socket joint [ingl. am. ˌbɑlənˈsɑkət ˌdʒɔɪnt, ingl. brit. ˌbɔːləndˈsɒkɪt ˌdʒɔɪnt] SUST.

ball-and-socket joint

articulación f de rótula

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

inglés

español

mortise and tenon joint

ensambladura f de mortaja y espiga

español

inglés

rótula

ball-and-socket joint

articulación esférica

socket joint

engargolado

tongue-and-groove joint

solidaridad

joint and several liability

ensambladura de espaldón

mortise and tenon (joint)

machihembrado (de ranura y lengüeta)

tongue and groove joint

machihembrado (de caja y espiga)

mortise and tenon joint

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

socket [ingl. am. ˈsɑkət, ingl. brit. ˈsɒkɪt] SUST.

1. socket ANAT.:

socket (of eye)

cuenca f

socket (of eye)

cavidad f

socket (of eye)

órbita f

socket (of joint)

fosa f

socket (of joint)

hueco m

socket (of tooth)

alvéolo m

you nearly pulled my arm out of its socket

casi me desencajas or me sacas el brazo

2. socket ELECTR.:

socket (for plug)

enchufe m

socket (for plug)

toma f de corriente

socket (for plug)

tomacorriente m amer.

socket (for light bulb)

portalámparas m

3. socket TÉC.:

socket

encaje m

and [ingl. am. ænd, (ə)n, ingl. brit. ənd, (ə)n, and] CONJ. The usual translation of and, y, becomes e when it precedes a word beginning with i, hi, or y.
and is sometimes used between two verbs in English to mean in order to: let's wait and see esperemos para ver qué or lo que pasa.

1.1. and:

and

y

black and white

blanco y negro

father and son

padre e hijo

ham and eggs

huevos con jamón

bread and butter

pan con mantequilla

to mix business and pleasure

mezclar los negocios con el placer

so we decided to leave — and?

así que decidimos irnos — ¿y?

during June and/or July

durante junio y/o julio

but there are journalists and journalists!

¡pero hay periodistas y periodistas!

1.2. and:

and so on or and so forth

etcétera

and so on, and so forth

etcétera, etcétera

2. and (in numbers):

one and a half

uno y medio

two hundred and twenty

doscientos veinte

an hour and five minutes

una hora y cinco minutos

five and forty arc. or liter.

cuarenta y cinco

3. and (showing continuation, repetition):

faster and faster

cada vez más rápido

it gets easier and easier

se hace cada vez más fácil

he just eats and eats

no hace más que comer

weeks and weeks passed

pasaron muchas semanas

weeks and weeks passed

pasaron semanas y más semanas

4. and with inf:

try and finish this today

trata de terminar esto hoy

we must wait and see what she does

tenemos que esperar a ver lo que hace

come/go and help your father

ven/anda a ayudar a tu padre

5.1. and (implying a result):

and

y

a minute longer and he would have drowned coloq.

un minuto más y se habría ahogado coloq.

5.2. and (adding emphasis):

and

y

something should be done, and quickly

habría que hacer algo, y rápido

those who refuse, and there are many …

los que se niegan, y son muchos …

I. ball¹ [ingl. am. bɔl, ingl. brit. bɔːl] SUST.

1.1. ball C:

ball (in baseball, golf)

pelota f

ball (in baseball, golf)

bola f

ball (in basketball, football)

pelota f esp amer.

ball (in basketball, football)

balón m esp Esp.

ball (in billiards, croquet)

bola f

fast/low/easy ball

pelota or bola rápida/baja/fácil

the ballis in his/your court

le corresponde a él/te corresponde a ti dar el próximo paso

to be on the ball coloq.

andar con cuatro ojos coloq.

to be on the ball coloq.

ser muy espabilado

to carry the ball ingl. am.

llevar la batuta or la voz cantante

to drop or fumble the ball literal (in US football) ingl. am.

fumblear

you know he won't drop or fumble the ball

ya sabes que no nos va a fallar

to set or start/keep the ballrolling

poner/mantener las cosas en marcha or en movimiento

1.2. ball C (delivery by pitcher):

ball

bola f

2.1. ball U ingl. am. (baseball):

ball

béisbol m

2.2. ball U (game):

to play ball(with sb) literal (play game)

jugar a la pelota (con alguien)

he wouldn't play ballwith the police coloq.

no quiso colaborar or cooperar con la policía

we tried to persuade him but he wouldn't play ball coloq.

intentamos convencerlo, pero no quiso saber de nada

3.1. ball C:

ball (round mass)

bola f

ball (of string, wool)

ovillo m

shape the dough/mixture into balls

formar bolas con la masa/mezcla

she was curled up in a ball

estaba hecha un ovillo

balland chain

grillos mpl y cadenas

balland chain

grilletes mpl y cadenas

the whole ballof wax ingl. am.

toda la historia coloq.

he bought it, the whole ballof wax

se tragó toda la historia coloq.

3.2. ball C or U:

ball HIST., MILIT.

bala f

3.3. ball C ANAT.:

the ballof the foot

la parte anterior de la planta del pie

the ballof the thumb

la base del pulgar

4.1. ball vulg. argot <balls, pl > (testicles):

ball

huevos mpl vulg. argot

ball

pelotas fpl vulg. argot

ball

cojones mpl vulg. argot

ball

tanates mpl Méx. vulg. argot

to kick sb in the balls

darle a alguien una patada en los huevos (or las pelotas etc.)

to have balls

tener los cojones or los huevos bien puestos vulg. argot

to have balls

tenerlos bien puestos or tenerlas bien puestas coloq.

to have sb by the balls

tener a alguien bien agarrado

4.2. ball vulg. argot <balls, pl > (nonsense):

ball

pendejadas fpl

ball

huevadas fpl And. Ven.

ball

gilipolleces fpl Esp.

ball

boludeces fpl Col. Río Pl. vulg. argot

balls to them!

¡que se vayan a la mierda! vulg. argot

II. ball¹ [ingl. am. bɔl, ingl. brit. bɔːl] V. trans.

1. ball string/wool:

ball

ovillar

2. ball (have sex with) ingl. am.:

ball argot

echarse un polvo con argot

ball argot

tirarse vulg. argot

III. ball¹ [ingl. am. bɔl, ingl. brit. bɔːl] V. intr. ingl. am. argot

ball

echarse un polvo argot

ball

joder vulg. argot

ball

tirar vulg. argot

ball² [ingl. am. bɔl, ingl. brit. bɔːl] SUST. (dance)

ball

baile m

to have a ball coloq.

divertirse de lo lindo or como loco coloq.

what a ball!

¡qué divertido!

I. joint [ingl. am. dʒɔɪnt, ingl. brit. dʒɔɪnt] SUST.

1. joint ANAT.:

joint

articulación f

his shoulder was out of joint

tenía el hombro dislocado

the blow put her elbow out of joint

se le dislocó el codo con el golpe

2.1. joint CONSTR.:

joint (point of joining)

unión f

joint (point of joining)

junta f

joint (in woodwork)

ensambladura f

joint (in woodwork)

unión f

joint (in woodwork)

junta f

2.2. joint CONSTR. (part that joins):

joint

empalme m

joint

conexión f

joint

empate m Col.

3. joint GASTR.:

a joint of lamb/pork

un trozo de cordero/cerdo (para asar)

the Sunday joint

el asado del domingo

4. joint (place) coloq.:

this is a crummy joint

esto es un antro or un tugurio de mala muerte coloq.

don't wreck the joint!

¡no hagan destrozos!

don't wreck the joint!

¡no me tiren la casa (or el bar etc.) abajo!

nice joint you've got here

no está mal tu casa (or apartamento etc.)

5. joint (of marijuana):

joint coloq.

porro m argot

joint coloq.

churro m AmC coloq.

joint coloq.

canuto m Esp. argot

joint coloq.

toque m Méx. argot

joint coloq.

varillo m Col. argot

joint coloq.

pito m Chile argot

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

the joint (prison) ingl. am. coloq.

la cárcel

the joint (prison) ingl. am. coloq.

la chirona f Esp. coloq.

the joint (prison) ingl. am. coloq.

el bote Méx. Ven. coloq.

the joint (prison) ingl. am. coloq.

la cana AmS coloq.

the joint (prison) ingl. am. coloq.

la guandoca Col. coloq.

II. joint [ingl. am. dʒɔɪnt, ingl. brit. dʒɔɪnt] ADJ. atrbv.

1. joint action/decision/initiative:

joint

conjunto

they are joint heirs

son coherederos

joint first prize

primer premio compartido

it was a joint effort

fue un trabajo de equipo or realizado en conjunto

they came joint second

llegaron juntos en segundo lugar

joint author

coautor m / coautora f

joint committee

comisión f mixta

joint interest

coparticipación f

joint owner

copropietario m / copropietaria f

joint partner

co-socio m / co-socia f

2. joint (combined):

the joint influence of heredity and environment

la influencia del medio ambiente conjuntamente con or sumada a la de la herencia

our joint resources amount to …

en conjunto disponemos de …

III. joint [ingl. am. dʒɔɪnt, ingl. brit. dʒɔɪnt] V. trans.

1. joint:

joint chicken

cortar en trozos

joint chicken

cortar en presas esp amer.

joint lamb

descuartizar

2. joint boards/pipes:

joint

ensamblar

I. nose [ingl. am. noʊz, ingl. brit. nəʊz] SUST.

1. nose ANAT.:

nose (of person)

nariz f

nose (of animal)

hocico m

nose (of animal)

nariz f

to blow one's nose

sonarse (la nariz)

her nose was bleeding

le salía sangre de la nariz

her nose was bleeding

le sangraba la nariz

she always has her nose in a book

siempre está enfrascada en un libro

as plain as the nose on your face

más claro que el agua

as plain as the nose on your face

más claro échale or echarle agua

not to look/see beyond the end of one's nose

no ver más allá de sus (or mis etc.) narices

on the nose coloq. my guess was right on the nose

di en el clavo coloq.

we arrived at 2 o'clock on the nose

llegamos a las 2 en punto or a las 2 clavadas

(right) under sb's nose coloq., it was right under my nose all the time

lo tenía delante de las narices coloq.

he stole it from under our very noses

se lo robó en nuestras propias narices coloq.

to cut off one's nose to spite one's face

tirar piedras al or contra el propio tejado

to follow one's nose (go straight on)

seguir derecho or todo recto

to follow one's nose (act intuitively)

dejarse guiar por la intuición

to get a bloody nose they thought it was a cinch, but they got a bloody nose

creían que era pan comido, pero les dieron tremenda paliza coloq.

to get one's nose in front esp ingl. brit. coloq.

ponerse en la delantera

to get up sb's nose ingl. brit. coloq. that's the sort of thing that gets right up my nose

ese es el tipo de cosa que me enferma or me revienta coloq.

to keep one's nose clean coloq.

no meterse en líos coloq.

to keep one's nose out of sth

no meter las narices en algo coloq.

to keep one's nose out of sth

no meterse en algo

just keep your nose out of my affairs

no te metas en mis asuntos

just keep your nose out of my affairs

no metas las narices en mis asuntos coloq.

to keep one's nose to the grindstone

trabajar duro

to keep one's nose to the grindstone

darle al callo Esp. coloq.

to lead sb by the nose

tener a alguien agarrado por las narices

to lead sb by the nose

manejar a alguien a su (or mi etc.) antojo

to look down one's nose at sb

mirar a alguien por encima del hombro

he looked down his nose at the idea

la idea le pareció tonta (or ridícula etc.)

she looks down her nose at his work

desprecia su trabajo

to pay through the nose coloq.

pagar un ojo de la cara or un riñón coloq.

we/I paid through the nose for it

nos/me costó un ojo de la cara or un riñón coloq.

to poke or stick one's nose in coloq.

meter las narices en algo coloq.

she's always poking or sticking her nose in where she's not wanted

siempre está metiendo las narices donde no la llaman coloq.

to put sb's nose out of joint coloq.

hacer que alguien se moleste or se ofenda

to rub sb's nose in sth coloq.

restregarle or refregarle algo a alguien por las narices coloq.

to thumb one's nose at sb/sth coloq.

burlarse de alguien/algo

to turn one's nose up at sth/sb coloq.

despreciar algo/a alguien

I don't turn my nose up at anything

yo no le hago ascos a nada

to win by a nose

ganar por un pelo or por los pelos

to win by a nose horse:

ganar por una nariz

with one's nose in the air

mirando a todos por encima del hombro

2.1. nose (sense of smell):

nose

olfato m

2.2. nose (intuition):

nose

olfato m

some people just have a nose for these things

algunos tienen olfato para estas cosas

3. nose (of wine):

nose

aroma m

nose

bouquet m

4. nose:

nose (of plane, car)

parte f delantera

nose (of plane, car)

morro m

nose (of plane, car)

trompa f Río Pl.

nose (of boat)

proa f

the cars were nose to tail

los coches iban pegados (el uno al otro)

II. nose [ingl. am. noʊz, ingl. brit. nəʊz] V. intr.

1. nose (rummage, pry):

nose

entrometerse

stop nosing into my affairs

deja de meter las narices en mis asuntos coloq.

stop nosing into my affairs

deja de entrometerte en mis cosas

to nose around or about in sth

husmear or fisgonear en algo

2. nose (move slowly) + adv. compl.:

the truck nosed around the corner

el camión se asomó lentamente por la esquina

to nose past/out/in

pasar/salir/entrar lentamente

III. nose [ingl. am. noʊz, ingl. brit. nəʊz] V. trans.

the dog nosed the door open

el perro abrió la puerta con el hocico

to nose one's way

avanzar con precaución

en el diccionario PONS

rótula

ball-and-socket joint

en el diccionario PONS

socket [ˈsɒkɪt, ingl. am. ˈsɑ:kɪt] SUST.

1. socket ELECTR.:

socket

enchufe m

socket

tomacorriente m Arg., Perú

mains socket

toma f de la red

double/triple socket

enchufe de dos/tres entradas

2. socket:

socket of eye

cuenca f

socket of eye

órbita f

socket of tooth

alvéolo m

socket of knee, arm, hip

fosa f

and [ən, ənd, stressed: ænd] CONJ.

1. and:

and (also)

y

and (before ‘i’ or ‘hi’)

e

black and white

blanco y negro

food and drink

comida y bebida

parents and children

padres e hijos

2. and MAT.:

and

y

2 and 3 is 5

2 más 3 son 5

four hundred and twelve

cuatrocientos doce

3. and (then):

he left and everybody was relieved

todo el mundo se alivió cuando él se fue

4. and (increase):

more and more

cada vez más

better and better

cada vez mejor

5. and (repetition):

I tried and tried

lo intenté una y otra vez [o repetidas veces]

6. and (continuation):

he cried and cried

lloraba sin parar

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

and so on [or forth]

etcétera

ball [bɔ:l] SUST.

1. ball:

ball for golf, tennis

pelota f

ball for football, basketball

balón m

ball for football, basketball

pelota f

to play ball

jugar a la pelota

to play ball fig.

cooperar

2. ball (round form):

ball

bola f

3. ball (dance):

ball

baile m

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to have a ball

divertirse

to get the ball rolling

poner las cosas en marcha

I. joint [dʒɔɪnt] ADJ.

joint

conjunto, -a

II. joint [dʒɔɪnt] SUST.

1. joint (connection):

joint

unión f

joint

juntura f

2. joint ANAT.:

joint

articulación f

out of joint

dislocado

to come out of joint

dislocarse

3. joint TÉC.:

joint

conexión

4. joint BOT.:

joint

nudo m

5. joint (meat):

joint

asado m

6. joint coloq. (marihuana):

joint

porro m

Entrada de OpenDict

ball SUST.

ball (testicle) vulg.

huevo m vulg.

the balls vulg.

los huevos, las pelotas vulg.

Entrada de OpenDict

ball SUST.

to have a ball (to have fun) coloq. coloc.

pasárselo pipa

en el diccionario PONS

rótula

ball-and-socket joint

en el diccionario PONS

socket [ˈsak·ɪt] SUST.

1. socket ELECTR.:

socket

enchufe m

socket

tomacorriente m Arg., Perú

double/triple socket

enchufe de dos/tres entradas

2. socket:

socket of eye

cuenca f

socket of eye

órbita f

socket of tooth

alvéolo m

socket of shoulder, hip

fosa f

ball [bɔl] SUST.

1. ball:

ball for golf, tennis

pelota f

ball for soccer, basketball, football

balón m

ball for soccer, basketball, football

pelota f

to play ball

jugar a la pelota

to play ball fig.

cooperar

2. ball (round form):

ball

bola f

3. ball (dance):

ball

baile m

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to have a ball

divertirse

to get the ball rolling

poner las cosas en marcha

and [ən, ənd, stressed: ænd] CONJ.

1. and:

and (also)

y

and (before ‘iʼ or ‘hiʼ)

e

black and white

blanco y negro

food and drink

comida y bebida

parents and children

padres e hijos

2. and math:

and

y

2 and 3 is 5

2 más 3 son 5

four hundred and twelve

cuatrocientos doce

3. and (then):

he left and everybody was relieved

todo el mundo se alivió cuando él se fue

4. and (increase):

more and more

cada vez más

better and better

cada vez mejor

5. and (repetition):

I tried and tried

lo intenté una y otra vez [o repetidas veces]

6. and (continuation):

he cried and cried

lloraba sin parar

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

and so on [or forth]

etcétera

I. joint [dʒɔɪnt] ADJ.

joint

conjunto, -a

II. joint [dʒɔɪnt] SUST.

1. joint ANAT.:

joint

articulación f

out of joint

dislocado

to come out of joint

dislocarse

2. joint (connection):

joint

unión f

joint

juntura f

3. joint TÉC.:

joint

conexión

4. joint argot (nightclub):

joint

garito m

5. joint argot (jail):

joint

chirona f

joint

cana f Col., Chile, Perú, Urug.

6. joint argot (marijuana):

joint

porro m

Present

I	ball
you	ball
he/she/it	balls
we	ball
you	ball
they	ball

Past

I	balled
you	balled
he/she/it	balled
we	balled
you	balled
they	balled

Present Perfect

I	have	balled
you	have	balled
he/she/it	has	balled
we	have	balled
you	have	balled
they	have	balled

Past Perfect

I	had	balled
you	had	balled
he/she/it	had	balled
we	had	balled
you	had	balled
they	had	balled

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

This joint is sealed by a head gasket.

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Places excess stress on the knee joint as it overextends at high speeds when loaded with weight.

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In the joint family set-up, the workload is shared among the members, often unequally.

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Their joint efforts produced a salutary improvement in the public health.

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In the case of production line 292 and after, this outer line was kept there to give an additional thickness of.036 inch at the joint.

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