CLEFT - Traducción inglés-español

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inglés

español

I. cleft¹ [ingl. am. klɛft, ingl. brit. klɛft] pret. & pret. part cleave

II. cleft¹ [ingl. am. klɛft, ingl. brit. klɛft] ADJ.

cleft chin:

cleft

partido

I. cleave¹ <pret. cleaved or cleft or arc. clove, part. pas. cleaved or cleft or arc. cloven> [ingl. am. kliv, ingl. brit. kliːv] V. trans. arc. or liter. (split)

cleave

hender liter.

cleave

partir

II. cleave¹ <pret. & part. pas. cleaved> [ingl. am. kliv, ingl. brit. kliːv] V. intr.

1. cleave (cut through):

to cleave through the waves

surcar las olas

he cleaved through the throng

se abrió camino a través del gentío

2. cleave (split):

cleave rock:

partirse

cleave rock:

rajarse

cleave² <pret. & part. pas. cleaved> [ingl. am. kliv, ingl. brit. kliːv] V. intr.

cleave (be faithful) liter.:

to cleave to sb/sth

serle fiel a alguien/algo

cleft² [ingl. am. klɛft, ingl. brit. klɛft] SUST.

cleft

hendidura f

cleft

grieta f

cleft palate SUST.

cleft palate

paladar m hendido

cleft palate

fisura f del paladar

I. cleave¹ <pret. cleaved or cleft or arc. clove, part. pas. cleaved or cleft or arc. cloven> [ingl. am. kliv, ingl. brit. kliːv] V. trans. arc. or liter. (split)

cleave

hender liter.

cleave

partir

II. cleave¹ <pret. & part. pas. cleaved> [ingl. am. kliv, ingl. brit. kliːv] V. intr.

1. cleave (cut through):

to cleave through the waves

surcar las olas

he cleaved through the throng

se abrió camino a través del gentío

2. cleave (split):

cleave rock:

partirse

cleave rock:

rajarse

cleave² <pret. & part. pas. cleaved> [ingl. am. kliv, ingl. brit. kliːv] V. intr.

cleave (be faithful) liter.:

to cleave to sb/sth

serle fiel a alguien/algo

español

inglés

labio leporino

cleft lip

hendidura (en roca)

cleft

mellado (mellada) (con labio leporino) arcznte. o ofens.

with a cleft lip

labio mellado

cleft lip

es un boqueto

he has a cleft lip

es cucho

he has a cleft lip

en el diccionario PONS

I. cleft [kleft] inv. ADJ.

cleft

dividido, -a

cleft lip

partido, -a

II. cleft [kleft] inv. SUST.

cleft

grieta f

I. cleave [kli:v] V. intr. -ed Am: clove, -ed Am: cloven liter.

cleave

henderse

II. cleave [kli:v] V. trans.

cleave

partir

to be in a cleft stick

estar entre la espada y la pared

en el diccionario PONS

I. cleft <inv> [kleft] ADJ.

cleft

dividido, -a

cleft lip

partido, -a

II. cleft [kleft] SUST.

cleft

grieta f

I. cleave <cleft [or cleaved] [or clove] , cleft [or cleaved] [or cloven]> [kliv] V. intr. liter.

cleave

henderse

II. cleave <cleft [or cleaved] [or clove] , cleft [or cleaved] [or cloven]> [kliv] V. trans.

cleave

partir

Present

I	cleave
you	cleave
he/she/it	cleaves
we	cleave
you	cleave
they	cleave

Past

I	cleaved / cleft / clove
you	cleaved / cleft / clove
he/she/it	cleaved / cleft / clove
we	cleaved / cleft / clove
you	cleaved / cleft / clove
they	cleaved / cleft / clove

Present Perfect

I	have	cleaved / cleft / cloven
you	have	cleaved / cleft / cloven
he/she/it	has	cleaved / cleft / cloven
we	have	cleaved / cleft / cloven
you	have	cleaved / cleft / cloven
they	have	cleaved / cleft / cloven

Past Perfect

I	had	cleaved / cleft / cloven
you	had	cleaved / cleft / cloven
he/she/it	had	cleaved / cleft / cloven
we	had	cleaved / cleft / cloven
you	had	cleaved / cleft / cloven
they	had	cleaved / cleft / cloven

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

Signal peptidase may cleave either during or after completion of translocation to generate a free signal peptide and a mature protein.

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The oligonucleotide probes may also be constructed with cleavable linkages which can be cleaved after identifying the label.

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This enzyme belongs to the family of lyases, specifically the aldehyde-lyases, which cleave carbon-carbon bonds.

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This enzyme belongs to the family of lyases, specifically the carboxy-lyases, which cleave carbon-carbon bonds.

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It is probably post translationally cleaved into several proteins but this has yet to be shown.

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