CROW'S - Traducción inglés-español

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

inglés

español

crow¹ [ingl. am. kroʊ, ingl. brit. krəʊ] SUST. ZOOL.

crow

cuervo m

as the crow flies

en línea recta

I. crow² [ingl. am. kroʊ, ingl. brit. krəʊ] SUST. (cry)

crow (of rooster)

cacareo m

crow (of baby)

gorjeo m

crow (of adult)

alarido m

crow (of adult)

grito m

II. crow² <pret. crowed or arc. crew, part. pas. crowed> [ingl. am. kroʊ, ingl. brit. krəʊ] V. intr.

1. crow cock:

crow

cacarear

2. crow baby:

crow

gorjear

3. crow (boast, exult):

crow

alardear

crow

pavonearse

to crow about/over sth

alardear or jactarse de algo

it's nothing to crow about

no es como para enorgullecerse

III. crow² <pret. & part. pas. crowed> [ingl. am. kroʊ, ingl. brit. krəʊ] V. trans.

crow

alardear

I told you so, he crowed

—te lo dije —alardeó

crow's feet [krəʊz] SUST. sust. pl.

crow's feet

patas fpl de gallo

crow's nest SUST.

crow's nest

cofa f

jim-crow [dʒɪmˈkrəʊ] ADJ. ingl. am.

jim-crow

racista

carrion crow SUST.

carrion crow

corneja f

español

inglés

cacalote

crow

patas de gallo

crow's feet pl.

cuervo (como nombre genérico)

crow

corneja

crow

en el diccionario PONS

inglés

español

crow¹ [krəʊ, ingl. am. kroʊ] SUST.

crow ZOOL.:

crow

cuervo m

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to eat crow ingl. am. coloq.

tener que reconocer un error

as the crow flies

en línea recta

I. crow² [krəʊ, ingl. am. kroʊ] SUST.

1. crow (call of a cock):

crow

cacareo m

2. crow:

crow (cry of pleasure)

grito m de alegría

crow (of baby)

gorjeo m

II. crow² [krəʊ, ingl. am. kroʊ] V. intr. crowed Brit: crew, crowed Brit: crew

1. crow (cock):

crow

cacarear

2. crow (cry out happily):

crow

gritar de entusiasmo

crow baby

gorjear

3. crow (boast):

crow

alardear

to crow over sth

jactarse de algo

crow's feet [ˈkrəʊzfi:t, ingl. am. ˈkroʊz-] SUST. pl.

crow's feet

patas f pl. de gallo

crow's nest SUST. NÁUT.

crow's nest

torre f de vigía

carrion crow SUST.

carrion crow

corneja f

Jim Crow [ˌdʒɪmˈkrəʊ, ingl. am. -ˈkroʊ] SUST. sin pl. ingl. am. pey.

Jim Crow

racista mf

croak crow

graznar

croak crow

graznido m

español

inglés

corneja

crow

cuervo

crow

cantar (gallo)

to crow

en el diccionario PONS

inglés

español

crow¹ [kroʊ] SUST.

crow ZOOL.:

crow

cuervo m

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to eat crow coloq.

tener que reconocer un error

as the crow flies

en línea recta

I. crow² <crowed, crowed> [kroʊ] SUST.

1. crow (call of a cock):

crow

cacareo m

2. crow:

crow (cry of pleasure)

grito m de alegría

crow (of baby)

gorjeo m

II. crow² <crowed, crowed> [kroʊ] V. intr.

1. crow (cock):

crow

cacarear

2. crow (cry out happily):

crow

gritar de entusiasmo

crow baby

gorjear

3. crow (boast):

crow

alardear

to crow over sth

jactarse de algo

carrion crow SUST.

carrion crow

corneja f

crow's nest SUST. NÁUT.

crow's nest

torre f de vigía

crow's feet [ˈkroʊz·fit] SUST. pl.

crow's feet

patas f pl. de gallo

Jim Crow [ˌdʒɪm·ˈkroʊ] SUST. pey.

Jim Crow

racista mf

croak crow

graznar

croak crow

graznido m

español

inglés

corneja

crow

cuervo

crow

cantar (gallo)

to crow

Present

I	crow
you	crow
he/she/it	crows
we	crow
you	crow
they	crow

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

The spire has two rows of lunettes and a small balcony near the top, resembling a crow's nest.

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For me the alternatives were: compose or croak.

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During breeding, the male's call is heard as an odd, striking series of loud croaks and chattering notes followed by prolonged shrieks.

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The drake's call is a deep cooing, and hens give various croaks and quacks.

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If lost to sight, however, for the briefest period communication is kept up betwixt the pair by a low hoarse double croak.

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