CRASH COURSE - Traducción inglés-español

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crash course

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crash course

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I. crash [ingl. am. kræʃ, ingl. brit. kraʃ] SUST.

1. crash (loud noise):

crash

estrépito m

she dropped the plates with a crash

se le cayeron los platos con gran estrépito

there was a tremendous crash of thunder

se oyó un trueno espantoso

the crash of the waves

el romper de las olas

2. crash (collision, accident):

crash

accidente m

crash

choque m

plane/car crash

accidente aéreo/de automóvil

we were in a crash

tuvimos un accidente

we were in a crash

chocamos

3. crash (financial failure):

crash

crac m

crash

crack m

the Wall Street crash

el crac(k) de Wall Street

a bank crash

la quiebra de un banco

II. crash [ingl. am. kræʃ, ingl. brit. kraʃ] V. trans.

1.1. crash (smash):

he crashed the car

tuvo un accidente con el coche

he crashed the car

chocó

to crash sth into sth he crashed his car/bike into the car in front

(iba en el coche/la moto y) chocó con el coche de delante

1.2. crash (make a noise):

crash

hacer ruido con

she crashed the cymbals together

hizo sonar los platillos

2. crash coloq.:

to crash a party

colarse en una fiesta coloq.

III. crash [ingl. am. kræʃ, ingl. brit. kraʃ] V. intr.

1.1. crash (collide):

crash

estrellarse

crash

chocar

to crash into sth

estrellarse or chocar contra algo

1.2. crash (make loud noise):

crash thunder:

retumbar

the dishes crashed to the floor

los platos se cayeron al suelo estrepitosamente

the ceiling came crashing down on them

el techo se les derrumbó encima

1.3. crash FIN.:

crash shares:

caer a pique

crash shares:

colapsar

Wall Street crashed in 1929

en 1929 hubo un crac(k) en la bolsa de Nueva York

2. crash (spend the night):

crash coloq.

quedarse a dormir

can I crash at your place?

¿puedo quedarme a dormir en tu casa?

3. crash INFORM.:

crash

fallar

IV. crash [ingl. am. kræʃ, ingl. brit. kraʃ] ADJ. atrbv.

crash course

intensivo

crash program

de choque

V. crash [ingl. am. kræʃ, ingl. brit. kraʃ] ADV.

to go crash into sth

estrellarse estrepitosamente contra algo

VI. crash [ingl. am. kræʃ, ingl. brit. kraʃ] INTERJ.

crash

¡patapum! coloq.

I. course [ingl. am. kɔrs, ingl. brit. kɔːs] SUST.

1.1. course:

course (of river)

curso m

course (of road)

recorrido m

1.2. course (way of proceeding):

the only course open to us

el único camino que tenemos

the only course open to us

nuestra única opción

your best course is to say nothing

lo mejor que puedes hacer es no decir nada

1.3. course (progress) sin pl.:

in the normal course of events

normalmente

in the normal course of events

en circunstancias normales

in due course

a su debido tiempo

you'll be informed in due course

se le informará en su momento or cuando corresponda or a su debido tiempo

in the course of time

con el tiempo

in or during the course of a few short weeks

en el curso de unas pocas semanas

in the course of our conversation

en el curso or transcurso de nuestra conversación

during the course of the interview

durante (el transcurso de) la entrevista

it changed the course of history/events

cambió el curso de la historia/los acontecimientos

to interfere with the course of justice DER.

entorpecer la acción de la justicia

to run or take its course

seguir su curso

2. course:

of course

claro

of course

desde luego

of course

por supuesto

you know it, don't you? — of course!

lo sabes, ¿no? — ¡claro! or ¡desde luego! or ¡por supuesto!

of course! why didn't I think of that?

¡pero claro! ¿cómo no se me ocurrió?

am I invited? — of course you are!

¿estoy invitado? — ¡claro or desde luego or por supuesto or naturalmente que sí!

of course not

claro que no

what do they want? — money, of course!

¿qué quieren? — ¡pues qué van a querer! ¡dinero!

I'm not always right, of course

claro que no siempre tengo razón

you know, of course, his father's dead

ya sabrás que su padre murió

the lines are, of course, from 'Hamlet'

los versos son, claro está or naturalmente, de 'Hamlet'

3. course:

course AERO., NÁUT.

rumbo m

true course

rumbo verdadero

to plot a course AERO.

trazar el plan de vuelo

to plot a course NÁUT.

trazar la derrota

to set course for

poner rumbo a

the plane had gone off course

el avión se había desviado de su rumbo

the project is on course for completion

el proyecto va bien encaminado y se terminará en la fecha prevista

to change course

cambiar de rumbo

the party has changed course

el partido ha dado un nuevo rumbo or giro a su política

4.1. course (series of lessons):

course

curso m

a short course

un cursillo

course in/on sth

curso de / sobre algo

to take or ingl. brit. also do a course

hacer un curso

to go on a course

ir a hacer un curso

they are sending me on a course

me van a enviar a hacer un curso

atrbv. course material

material m de curso

4.2. course MED.:

a course of treatment

un tratamiento

the doctor put me on a course of antibiotics

el doctor me recetó antibióticos

be sure to finish the course

no deje de terminar la serie or el ciclo

5. course (part of a meal):

course

plato m

as a or for the first course

de primer plato

as a or for the first course

de entrada

a three-course meal

una comida de dos platos y postre

6. course DEP.:

course (racecourse)

hipódromo m

course (racecourse)

pista f (de carreras)

course (golf course)

campo m (de golf)

course (golf course)

cancha f (de golf) Co. Sur

the race is over a course of three miles

(el circuito de) la carrera tiene un recorrido de tres millas

to last or stay the course (persist to the end)

aguantar hasta el final

to last or stay the course literal (complete race)

terminar la carrera

7. course (of bricks):

course

hilada f

8. course NÁUT.:

course

vela f mayor

II. course [ingl. am. kɔrs, ingl. brit. kɔːs] V. trans. (hunt)

course

cazar (con perros)

III. course [ingl. am. kɔrs, ingl. brit. kɔːs] V. intr.

course (flow swiftly) liter.:

he felt the blood coursing through his veins

sentía correr la sangre por sus venas liter.

en el diccionario PONS

crash course SUST.

crash course

curso m intensivo

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curso acelerado

crash course

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I. course [kɔ:s, ingl. am. kɔ:rs] SUST.

1. course (direction):

course

recorrido m

course of a river

curso m

to be off course a. fig.

desviarse

to set course for sth

poner rumbo hacia algo

your best course would be ...

lo mejor que podrías hacer sería...

2. course (development):

course

transcurso m

in the course of time

con el tiempo

3. course (treatment):

course

tratamiento m

4. course DEP. (area):

course

pista f

course golf

campo m

5. course (part of meal):

course

plato m

6. course (layer):

course

hilada f

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to let sth run its course

dejar que algo siga su curso

to stay the course

aguantar hasta el final

of course

claro

of course not

desde luego que no

II. course [kɔ:s, ingl. am. kɔ:rs] V. intr.

course

correr

I. crash [kræʃ] -es SUST.

1. crash (accident):

crash

accidente m

crash of a car

choque m

2. crash (noise):

crash

estrépito m

3. crash COM.:

crash

crac m

4. crash INFORM.:

crash

caída f (del sistema)

II. crash [kræʃ] -es V. intr.

1. crash (have an accident):

crash

chocar

crash plane

estrellarse

2. crash (make loud noise):

crash

retumbar

3. crash (break noisily):

crash

derrumbarse

4. crash COM.:

crash

colapsarse

5. crash INFORM.:

crash

colgarse

III. crash [kræʃ] -es V. trans.

1. crash (damage in accident):

crash

chocar

2. crash (make noise):

crash

hacer ruido

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to crash a party

colarse en una fiesta

Entrada de OpenDict

course SUST.

course (set of lessons)

curso m

Entrada de OpenDict

crash V.

crash (system, device) intr. INFORM.

petarse Esp. coloq.

en el diccionario PONS

crash course SUST.

crash course

curso m intensivo

en el diccionario PONS

curso acelerado

crash course

en el diccionario PONS

I. course [kɔrs] SUST.

1. course (direction):

course

recorrido m

course of a river

curso m

to be off course a. fig.

desviarse

to set course for sth

poner rumbo hacia algo

your best course of action would be...

lo mejor que podrías hacer sería...

2. course (development):

course

transcurso m

over the course of time

con el tiempo

3. course (treatment):

course

tratamiento m

4. course DEP. (area):

course

pista f

course golf

campo m

5. course (part of meal):

course

plato m

6. course (layer):

course

hilada f

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to let sth run its course

dejar que algo siga su curso

to stay the course

aguantar hasta el final

of course

claro

of course

por supuesto

of course not

desde luego que no

II. course [kɔrs] V. intr.

course

correr

I. crash <-es> [kræʃ] SUST.

1. crash (accident):

crash

accidente m

crash of a car

choque m

2. crash (noise):

crash

estrépito m

3. crash COM.:

crash

crac m

4. crash comput:

crash

caída f (del sistema)

II. crash [kræʃ] V. intr.

1. crash (have an accident):

crash

chocar

crash plane

estrellarse

2. crash (make loud noise):

crash

retumbar

3. crash (break noisily):

crash

derrumbarse

4. crash COM.:

crash

colapsarse

5. crash comput:

crash

colgarse

III. crash [kræʃ] V. trans.

1. crash (damage in accident):

crash

chocar

2. crash (make noise):

crash

hacer ruido

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to crash a party

colarse en una fiesta

Present

I	crash
you	crash
he/she/it	crashes
we	crash
you	crash
they	crash

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

In the final crash course, the two remaining teams would go through an almost impossible obstacle course.

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Pilots and ground personnel took a crash course in infantry tactics and finally destroyed the superior enemy force, but suffered 15 dead and 50 wounded in doing so.

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Mistakenly believing his application was a soccer position, and he was able to pass his interview from a quick crash course in the sport.

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To ensure that the movements of the fish in the film were believable, the animators took a crash course in fish biology and oceanography.

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He took a crash course in flying, and took to the air unaccompanied after 11 hours of instruction.

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