BEAN SPROUT - Traducción inglés-español

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. bean [ingl. am. bin, ingl. brit. biːn] SUST.

1.1. bean (fresh, in pod) → green bean

1.2. bean (dried):

bean

frijol m

bean

alubia f Esp.

bean

judía f Esp.

bean

poroto m Co. Sur

bean

caraota f Ven.

to be full of beans coloq.

estar lleno de vida

to be full of beans coloq.

rebosar energía

to spill the beans

descubrir el pastel

to spill the beans

levantar la liebre

to spill the beans

levantar la perdiz Río Pl.

1.3. bean:

coffee bean

grano m (de café)

2.1. bean coloq. (scrap, trace) esp ingl. brit. with negat.:

she told us nothing, not a bean!

¡no nos dijo ni pío! coloq.

it isn't worth a bean

no vale nada

not to have a bean ingl. brit.

estar pelado coloq.

not to have a bean ingl. brit.

estar sin blanca Esp. coloq.

not to have a bean ingl. brit.

andar erizo Méx. coloq.

not to have a bean ingl. brit.

andar palmado AmC coloq.

not to know beans about sth ingl. am.

no saber ni papa de algo coloq.

2.2. bean coloq. <beans, pl > (money):

bean

platita f amer. coloq.

bean

cuartos mpl Esp. coloq.

bean

quintos mpl Méx. coloq.

2.3. bean coloq. (head):

bean ingl. am.

coco m coloq.

bean ingl. am.

mate m AmS coloq.

II. bean [ingl. am. bin, ingl. brit. biːn] V. trans. ingl. am. coloq.

to bean sb

darle un porrazo or un mamporro en la cabeza a alguien coloq.

green bean SUST.

green bean

habichuela f

green bean

judía f verde Esp.

green bean

ejote m Méx.

green bean

chaucha f Río Pl.

green bean

poroto m verde Chile

green bean

vainita f Ven.

I. sprout [ingl. am. spraʊt, ingl. brit. sprəʊt] SUST.

1. sprout (new growth):

sprout

brote m

sprout

retoño m

2.1. sprout:

sprout

col f de Bruselas

sprout

repollito m de Bruselas AmS

2.2. sprout (shoot):

sprout

brote m

alfalfa sprouts

brotes de alfalfa

2.3. sprout → beanshoot

II. sprout [ingl. am. spraʊt, ingl. brit. sprəʊt] V. trans.

sprout leaves/shoots:

sprout

echar

the plant's sprouting new shoots

la planta está echando retoños or está retoñando

it's sprouting horns

le están saliendo cuernos

a part of town which is always sprouting new restaurants

una parte de la ciudad en la que surgen restaurantes como hongos

III. sprout [ingl. am. spraʊt, ingl. brit. sprəʊt] V. intr.

1. sprout BOT.:

sprout plant:

echar retoños

sprout plant:

retoñar

sprout leaf:

brotar

sprout leaf:

salir

sprout seeds:

germinar

2. sprout (appear, spring up):

sprout buildings/hotels:

surgir (como hongos)

sprout buildings/hotels:

aparecer (como hongos)

beanshoot [ingl. am. ˈbinʃut, ingl. brit. ˈbiːnʃuːt] SUST.

beanshoot

frijol m germinado

beanshoot

judía f germinada Esp.

beanshoot

poroto m germinado Co. Sur

beanshoot (of soy bean)

brote m de soya amer.

beanshoot (of soy bean)

germinado m de soya amer.

beanshoot (of soy bean)

brote m de soja Esp.

beanshoot (of soy bean)

germinado m de soja Esp.

en el diccionario PONS

bean sprout SUST.

bean sprout

brote m de soja

en el diccionario PONS

bean [bi:n] SUST.

1. bean (seed):

bean

semilla f

coffee bean

grano m de café

2. bean (plant):

bean

judía f

3. bean:

bean (vegetable: fresh)

judía f verde

bean (vegetable: fresh)

ejote m Méx.

bean (vegetable: fresh)

chaucha f Río Pl.

bean (vegetable: fresh)

poroto m verde Chile

bean (vegetable: fresh)

vainita f Ven.

bean (dried)

alubia f

baked beans

alubias f pl. en salsa de tomate

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to be full of beans coloq.

estar lleno de vida

old bean! coloq.

¡viejo!

to not have a bean coloq.

estar pelado

to spill the beans coloq.

descubrir el pastel

to spill the beans coloq.

levantar la perdiz Río Pl.

I. sprout [spraʊt] SUST.

1. sprout of plant:

sprout

brote m

2. sprout pl ingl. brit. (Brussels sprout):

sprout

coles m pl. de Bruselas

II. sprout [spraʊt] V. intr. (begin to grow)

sprout

brotar

III. sprout [spraʊt] V. trans. (grow)

sprout leaves

echar

en el diccionario PONS

bean sprout SUST.

bean sprout

brote m de soja

en el diccionario PONS

brote de soja

bean sprout

en el diccionario PONS

I. bean [bin] SUST.

1. bean (green):

bean

judía f verde

bean

habichuela f Col.

bean

ejote m Méx.

bean

chaucha f Río Pl.

bean

poroto m verde Chile

bean

vainita f Ven.

2. bean (dried):

bean

alubia f

baked beans

alubias f pl. en salsa de tomate

3. bean (seed, pod):

coffee bean

grano m de café

vanilla bean

vaina f de vainilla

4. bean (plant):

bean

judía f

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to be full of beans coloq.

estar lleno de vida

to not have a bean coloq.

estar pelado

to spill the beans coloq.

descubrir el pastel

to spill the beans coloq.

levantar la perdiz Río Pl.

II. bean [bin] V. trans. argot

to bean sb (on the head)

dar un porrazo en la cabeza a alguien

I. sprout [spraʊt] SUST.

1. sprout of plant:

sprout

brote m

2. sprout pl (Brussels sprouts):

sprout

coles m pl. de Bruselas

II. sprout [spraʊt] V. intr. (begin to grow)

sprout

brotar

III. sprout [spraʊt] V. trans. (grow)

sprout leaves

echar

Present

I	bean
you	bean
he/she/it	beans
we	bean
you	bean
they	bean

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

Small inflorescences sprout from the stem bearing many flowers, each with fleshy, triangular sepals and three pink or red petals only a few millimeters long.

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By the time they are 36 hours old, the second, outer coat of spines begins to sprout.

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This triggers a flashback beginning with a tomato seed being planted, then sprouting, then harvested and then packaged.

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Almost all is yet to be done, just a sprout of life on those unpopulated regions.

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Making matters worse, the student body is starting to sprout shells, drink water in copious amounts, and crawl on the walls of the school.

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