CORNCOB PIPE - Traducción inglés-español

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

corncob pipe SUST.

corncob pipe

pipa hecha con mazorca de maíz seca

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

corncob [ingl. am. ˈkɔrnˌkɑb, ingl. brit. ˈkɔːnkɒb] SUST.

corncob

mazorca f (de maíz)

corncob

choclo m AmS

corncob

elote m Méx.

I. pipe [ingl. am. paɪp, ingl. brit. pʌɪp] SUST.

1. pipe (for liquids, gases):

pipe

tubo m

pipe

caño m

pipe

tubería f

pipe

cañería f

2. pipe (for tobacco):

pipe

pipa f

I smoke a pipe

fumo en pipa

the pipe of peace, the peace pipe

la pipa de la paz

put that in your pipe and smoke it! coloq.

¡chúpate esa! coloq.

put that in your pipe and smoke it! coloq.

¡toma del frasco, Carrasco! Esp. coloq.

atrbv. pipe bowl

cazoleta f

pipe smoker

fumador m de pipa / fumadora f de pipa

pipe tobacco

tabaco m de pipa

3.1. pipe (wind instrument):

pipe

caramillo m

the pipes of Pan

la flauta de Pan

3.2. pipe (of organ):

pipe

tubo m

pipe

cañón m

3.3. pipe <pipes, pl >:

pipe

gaita f

to play the pipes

tocar la gaita

3.4. pipe (boatswain's whistle):

pipe

pito m

4. pipe (symbol):

pipe

pleca f

pipe

línea f vertical

II. pipe [ingl. am. paɪp, ingl. brit. pʌɪp] V. trans.

1. pipe (transport by pipe) + adv. compl.:

pipe water/gas/oil

llevar (por tuberías, gasoducto, oleoducto)

2. pipe (play):

they were piped in to dinner

entraron al comedor al son de una gaita

the captain was piped aboard

tocaron el silbato cuando el capitán subió a bordo

3.1. pipe GASTR.:

pipe cake

decorar (con manga de repostería)

pipe the cream onto the cake

decorar el pastel con la crema usando una manga de repostería

3.2. pipe MODA:

pipe usu pass

ribetear

a red dress piped with white

un vestido rojo ribeteado en blanco

en el diccionario PONS

corncob SUST.

corncob

mazorca f de maíz

I. pipe [paɪp] SUST.

1. pipe TÉC.:

pipe (tube)

tubo m

pipe (smaller)

caño m

pipe for gas, water

cañería f

2. pipe (for smoking):

pipe

pipa f

pipe

cachimba f amer.

to light one's pipe

encenderse la pipa

put that in your pipe and smoke it irón.

¡chúpate eso!

3. pipe MÚS.:

pipe (wind instrument)

caramillo m

pipe (in organ)

cañón m

pipes

gaita f

II. pipe [paɪp] V. trans.

1. pipe (transport):

pipe

transportar por tuberías

2. pipe (speak shrilly, chirping):

pipe

decir con voz estridente

III. pipe [paɪp] V. intr.

pipe

trinar

pipe (very loudly)

hablar muy alto

en el diccionario PONS

corncob SUST.

corncob

mazorca f de maíz

I. pipe [paɪp] SUST.

1. pipe TÉC.:

pipe (tube)

tubo m

pipe (smaller)

caño m

pipe (for gas, water)

cañería f

pipe (for gas, water)

tubería f

2. pipe (for smoking):

pipe

pipa f

pipe

cachimba f amer.

to light one's pipe

encenderse la pipa

put that in your pipe and smoke it fig.

¡chúpate eso!

3. pipe MÚS.:

pipe (wind instrument)

caramillo m

pipe (in organ)

cañón m

pipes

gaita f

II. pipe [paɪp] V. trans.

1. pipe (transport):

pipe

transportar por tuberías

to pipe music in

poner música en (algún lugar)

2. pipe (speak shrilly):

pipe

decir con voz estridente

III. pipe [paɪp] V. intr.

pipe

trinar

pipe (very loudly)

hablar muy alto

Present

I	pipe
you	pipe
he/she/it	pipes
we	pipe
you	pipe
they	pipe

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

It rose to 16 feet (4.9 m), and featured a corncob pipe, a carrot nose, and two eyes made out of beer bottles.

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Agricultural waste products such as wheat straw; corncobs, stalks or leaves; or bioenergy crops such as switchgrass or miscanthus could be used to create cellulosic biofuels.

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We license only corncob pipes marketed for use with illegal drugs.

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When harvesting corn the corncob may be collected as part of the ear or may be left as part of the corn stover in the field.

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With sand as a possible hazard in scenes that buried actors, ground-up corncobs were used as a substitute instead.

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