FORMS - Traducción inglés-español

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. form [ingl. am. fɔrm, ingl. brit. fɔːm] SUST.

1.1. form C or U (shape):

form

forma f

a monster in human form

un monstruo con forma humana

to take form object/idea:

tomar forma

the female form

la figura femenina

1.2. form C or U (manner, guise):

form

forma f

in tablet form

en forma de tabletas

the invitation came in the form of a letter

nos (or me etc.) invitó por carta

the recipe requires fat in some form or other

algún tipo de grasa hay que usar en la receta

adolescent rebellion can take many forms

la rebelión adolescente puede adoptar diversas formas

what form should our protest take?

¿cómo deberíamos manifestar nuestra protesta?

2.1. form C or U (type, kind):

form

tipo m

they require some form of explanation

necesitan algún tipo de explicación

other forms of life

otras formas de vida

birds are a higher form of life than insects

las aves son una especie superior a los insectos

2.2. form C LING.:

form

forma f

2.3. form C or U (style):

form

forma f

form and content

forma y contenido or fondo

2.4. form C or U FILOS.:

form

forma f

3.1. form U (fitness, ability):

form

forma f

to be in good/poor form athlete:

estar en buena/baja forma or en buen/mal estado físico

he is off form because of flu

está en baja forma por la gripe

he's on form tonight

está en forma or en vena esta noche

to study (the) form (in horseracing, football pools)

estudiar el panorama

on past form it seems unlikely that …

conociendo su historial, no parece probable que …

3.2. form U (criminal record) ingl. brit. argot:

to have form

tener antecedentes

4. form U (etiquette):

as a matter of form

por educación or cortesía

to be bad/good form esp ingl. brit.

ser de mala/buena educación

what's the form? ingl. brit.

¿cuál es el procedimiento a seguir?

5. form C (document):

form

formulario m

form

impreso m

form

forma f Méx.

to fill in or out a form

rellenar or llenar un formulario or un impreso

to fill in or out a form

rellenar or llenar una forma Méx.

6. form C (bench):

form esp ingl. brit.

banco m

7. form C ingl. brit. ENS.:

form (class)

clase f

form (year)

curso m

form (year)

año m

8. form C (hare's shelter):

form

madriguera f

9. form C (mold):

form

molde m

10. form C (dummy):

form ingl. am.

maniquí m

II. form [ingl. am. fɔrm, ingl. brit. fɔːm] V. trans.

1.1. form (shape, mold):

form

formar

form character

formar

form character

moldear

how do you form the future tense?

¿cómo se forma el futuro?

1.2. form (take shape of):

form line/circle/shape

formar

2. form (develop):

form opinion/idea

formarse

form habit

adquirir

3. form (constitute):

form basis/part

formar

form basis/part

constituir

4. form (set up, establish):

form committee/government/company

formar

III. form [ingl. am. fɔrm, ingl. brit. fɔːm] V. intr.

1.1. form (develop):

form idea/plan/suspicion:

tomar forma

a scheme to make money formed in my head

un plan para hacer dinero fue tomando forma en mi mente

1.2. form (be made):

form ice/steam/fog:

formarse

ice forms on water

se forma hielo en el agua

2. form (take shape):

to form into a line

formar fila

we formed into groups

formamos varios grupos

we formed into groups

nos dividimos en grupos

sixth form SUST. (in UK)

sixth form

los dos últimos años de la enseñanza secundaria

consent form SUST.

consent form

documento m de consentimiento

consent form

documento m de autorización

combining form [ingl. am. kəmˈbaɪnɪŋ ˌfɔrm, ingl. brit.] SUST. LING.

combining form

componente m de un (nombre) compuesto

I. form up V. [ingl. am. fɔrm -, ingl. brit. fɔːm -] (v + adv) (take shape)

we formed up into groups

formamos varios grupos

we formed up into groups

nos dividimos en grupos

free-form [ingl. am. ˈfri ˌfɔ(ə)rm, ingl. brit.] ADJ.

1. free-form (unstructured):

free-form music/dance

de estructura libre

free-form music/dance

sin estructura determinada

2. free-form (irregular):

free-form

irregular

order form SUST.

order form

formulario m de pedido

order form

hoja f de pedido

order form

forma f de pedido Méx.

I. re-form [ingl. am. riˈfɔrm, ingl. brit. riːˈfɔːm] V. trans.

re-form organization/regiment/ranks:

re-form

volver a formar

re-form

reagrupar

II. re-form [ingl. am. riˈfɔrm, ingl. brit. riːˈfɔːm] V. intr.

re-form

volver a formarse

re-form

reagruparse

entry form SUST.

entry form

hoja f de inscripción

first form SUST. ingl. brit. ENS.

first form

primer año m (del colegio secundario)

first form

≈ sexto m de EGB (en Esp)

en el diccionario PONS

I. form [fɔ:m, ingl. am. fɔ:rm] SUST.

1. form (type, variety):

form

tipo m

form of exercise

tipo de ejercicio

form of government

sistema m de gobierno

form of transport

medio m de transporte

form of persuasion

medida f de persuasión

a form of disease

un tipo de enfermedad

in any (shape or) form

de cualquier modo

in the form of sth

en forma de algo

to take the form of sth

adoptar la forma de algo

2. form (outward shape):

form

forma f

form of an object

bulto m

to take form

tomar forma

in liquid/solid form

en estado líquido/sólido

3. form LING. (of word):

form

forma f

the singular form

el singular

4. form (document):

form

formulario m

an application/entry form

un formulario de solicitud/admisión

to fill in a form

rellenar un formulario

5. form sin pl. DEP.:

form

forma f

to be in form

estar en forma

to be out of form

estar en baja forma

6. form sin pl. (correct procedure):

in due form

de la debida forma

a matter of form

una cuestión de forma

for form's sake

para salvar las apariencias

to be bad form

ser de mal gusto

7. form ingl. brit. (class):

form

clase f

8. form ingl. brit. (bench):

form

banco m

9. form (mould):

form

molde m

II. form [fɔ:m, ingl. am. fɔ:rm] V. trans.

1. form (make):

form

formar

to form part of sth

formar parte de algo

to form the basis of sth

constituir la base de algo

to form a queue

formar una cola

to form the impression that...

tener la impresión de que ...

to form an opinion

formarse una opinión

to form a habit

adquirir un hábito

2. form (mould):

form

moldear

3. form (set up):

form

establecer

to form a committee/government

formar un comité/gobierno

to form a relationship

iniciar una relación

to form an alliance with sb

establecer una alianza con alguien

III. form [fɔ:m, ingl. am. fɔ:rm] V. intr.

form

formarse

order form SUST.

order form

hoja f de pedidos

I. re-form [ˌri:ˈfɔ:m, ingl. am. -ˈfɔ:rm] V. trans.

re-form

formar de nuevo

II. re-form [ˌri:ˈfɔ:m, ingl. am. -ˈfɔ:rm] V. intr.

re-form

formarse de nuevo

entry form SUST.

entry form

formulario m de inscripción

entrance form SUST.

entrance form

formulario m de inscripción

application form SUST.

application form

(hoja f de) solicitud f

form feed SUST. INFORM.

form feed

avance m de página

life form SUST.

life form

forma f de vida

sixth-form college

sixth-form college

Sixth-form college es el nombre que recibe en Gran Bretaña un college para alumnos de 16-18 años, procedentes de un colegio donde no hay sixth form (sexto curso). En el college pueden examinarse de sus A-levels (algo parecido a la selectividad) o realizar dos cursos equivalentes que les permiten prepararse al acceso a la universidad.

to evolve new forms of life

crear nuevas formas de vida

en el diccionario PONS

inglés

español

I. form [fɔrm] SUST.

1. form (type, variety):

form

tipo m

form of exercise

tipo de ejercicio

form of government

sistema m de gobierno

form of transportation

medio m de transporte

form of persuasion

medida f de persuasión

a form of disease

un tipo de enfermedad

in any way, shape or form

de cualquier modo

in the form of sth

en forma de algo

to take the form of sth

adoptar la forma de algo

2. form (outward shape):

form

forma f

form of an object

bulto m

to take form

tomar forma

in liquid/solid form

en estado líquido/sólido

3. form LING. (of word):

form

forma f

the singular form LING.

el singular

4. form (document):

form

formulario m

an application/entry form

un formulario de solicitud/admisión

to fill in a form

rellenar un formulario

5. form DEP.:

form

forma f

to be in form

estar en forma

to be out of form

estar en baja forma

6. form (correct procedure):

in due form

de la debida forma

a matter of form

una cuestión de forma

for form's sake

para salvar las apariencias

to be bad form

ser de mal gusto

7. form (mol, a. for baking):

form

molde m

II. form [fɔrm] V. trans.

1. form (make):

form

formar

to form part of sth

formar parte de algo

to form the basis of sth

constituir la base de algo

to form a line

formar una cola

to form the impression that...

tener la impresión de que...

to form an opinion

formarse una opinión

to form a habit

adquirir un hábito

2. form (shape):

form

moldear

3. form (set up):

form

establecer

to form a committee/government

formar un comité/gobierno

to form a relationship

iniciar una relación

to form an alliance with sb

establecer una alianza con alguien

III. form [fɔrm] V. intr.

form

formarse

application form SUST.

application form

(hoja f de) solicitud f

form feed SUST. comput

form feed

avance m de página

life form SUST.

life form

forma f de vida

I. re-form [ˌri·ˈfɔrm] V. trans.

re-form

formar de nuevo

II. re-form [ˌri·ˈfɔrm] V. intr.

re-form

formarse de nuevo

order form SUST.

order form

hoja f de pedidos

to evolve new forms of life

crear nuevas formas de vida

wad of forms

montón m

español

inglés

formulario

form

formulario para giro postal

postal order form

planilla

form

Present

I	form
you	form
he/she/it	forms
we	form
you	form
they	form

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

By 2001, the station evolved into a diversified station selling blocks of time to various interests.

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Since the development of tech trance, hard house producers have evolved their style and incorporated it into the tech trance sub-genre.

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The growth potential, the ability to evolve this jet over the next 30-40 years, far surpasses anything else on the market.

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According to this theory, religion evolves from more polytheistic to more monotheistic forms.

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At this time large vascular plants evolved, growing up to 30mftin 1 in height.

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