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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. green <greener greenest> [ingl. am. ɡrin, ingl. brit. ɡriːn] ADJ.

1. green coat/car/paint/eyes/salad:

green: verde

he was green with envy: se moría de envidia

Paris is a very green city: París es una ciudad muy verde

green spaces: zonas fpl verdes

green spaces: espacios mpl verdes

the green stuff argot: lana f amer. coloq.

the green stuff argot: plata f AmS coloq.

the green stuff argot: pasta f Esp. coloq.

to have a green thumb or ingl. brit. green fingers: tener mano para las plantas

2.1. green (unripe):

green tomato/banana: verde

2.2. green (not cured or dried):

green timber: verde

green bacon ingl. brit.: tocino m sin ahumar

green bacon ingl. brit.: bacon m sin ahumar Esp.

green bacon ingl. brit.: panceta f sin ahumar Río Pl.

3.1. green coloq. pred (inexperienced):

green: verde coloq.

he's still green, but he'll learn: todavía está verde pero ya aprenderá coloq.

3.2. green coloq. pred (naive):

green: ingenuo

4. green POL.:

green politics/revolution: verde

green politics/revolution: ecologista

the Green Party: los verdes

the green vote: el voto verde

II. green [ingl. am. ɡrin, ingl. brit. ɡriːn] SUST.

1. green U (color):

green: verde m

the lights were at green: el semáforo estaba (en) verde

there are large areas of green in the city: en la ciudad hay amplias zonas verdes

2.1. green C (in village, town):

green: prado m comunal

2.2. green C:

putting green: green m

3. green <greens, pl > (vegetables):

green: verdura f (de hoja verde)

eat your greens: cómete la verdura

4. green C POL.:

Green: verde mf

Green: ecologista mf

sage green <atrbv. sage-green> [ingl. am. ˌseɪdʒ ˈɡrin, ingl. brit. ˌseɪdʒ ˈɡriːn] ADJ.

sage green: verde salvia adj inv

I. grass-green [ingl. am. ˌɡræsˈɡrin, ingl. brit. ɡrɑːsˈɡriːn] ADJ.

grass-green: verde hierba adj inv

II. grass-green [ingl. am. ˌɡræsˈɡrin, ingl. brit. ɡrɑːsˈɡriːn] SUST.

grass-green: verde m hierba

green belt SUST. esp ingl. brit.

green belt: zona f verde

green bean SUST.

green bean: habichuela f

green bean: judía f verde Esp.

green bean: ejote m Méx.

green bean: chaucha f Río Pl.

green bean: poroto m verde Chile

green bean: vainita f Ven.

green card Info

green card: En EEUU es un documento oficial que cualquier persona que no sea ciudadana americana debe obtener para tener el derecho a residir y trabajar en Estados Unidos. En el Reino Unido es un documento que el conductor o dueño de un automóvil debe conseguir de la compañía de seguros al llevarlo al extranjero para que siga vigente la cobertura de la póliza.

green-eyed [ˈɡriːnˈaid] ADJ.

green-eyed person/cat:

green-eyed: de ojos verdes

the green-eyed monster: los celos

green onion SUST. ingl. am.

green onion: cebolleta f

green onion: cebollino m

green onion: cebolla f de verdeo Río Pl.

green onion: cebollín m Chile

green paper SUST. (in UK)

green paper: libro m verde (documento de consulta que precede a la elaboración de un libro blanco)

green pepper SUST.

1. green pepper (spice):

green pepper: pimienta f verde

2. green pepper (vegetable) → pepper

I. pepper [ingl. am. ˈpɛpər, ingl. brit. ˈpɛpə] SUST.

1.1. pepper U (spice):

pepper: pimienta f

black pepper: pimienta negra

white pepper: pimienta blanca

pepper steak: filete m a la pimienta

1.2. pepper C:

pepper, a. pepper plant: pimentero m

2. pepper C or U (capsicum fruit, plant):

pepper, a. sweet pepper: pimiento m

pepper, a. sweet pepper: pimentón m AmS excl Río Pl.

pepper, a. sweet pepper: ají m Río Pl.

green pepper: pimiento (or pimentón etc.) verde

red pepper: pimiento (or pimentón etc.) rojo or colorado

red pepper: ají m morrón Río Pl.

II. pepper [ingl. am. ˈpɛpər, ingl. brit. ˈpɛpə] V. trans.

1. pepper GASTR.:

pepper: ponerle pimienta a

pepper: echarle pimienta a

2. pepper (pelt):

to pepper sth/sb (with sth): acribillar algo/a alguien (a algo)

they peppered him with questions: lo acribillaron a preguntas

3. pepper (intersperse):

to pepper sth with sth: salpicar algo de algo

the speech was peppered with anecdotes: el discurso estuvo salpicado de anécdotas

en el diccionario PONS

I. green [gri:n] SUST.

1. green (colour):

green: verde m

2. green pl (green vegetables):

green: verduras f pl.

3. green ECOL., POL.:

green: verde mf

4. green (lawn):

green: césped m

5. green DEP.:

green: pista f

bowling green: pista de bolos

II. green [gri:n] ADJ.

1. green a. ECOL., POL.:

green: verde

green power: energía f verde

to go green POL.: adoptar una política verde

to turn green traffic lights: ponerse en verde

2. green (unripe):

green: verde

green: tierno, -a Chile, Ecua., Guat.

3. green:

green (inexperienced): novato, -a

green (naive): ingenuo, -a

4. green (covered with plants):

green: cubierto, -a de vegetación

5. green fig. (jealous):

green with envy: verde de envidia

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to have green fingers ingl. brit., ingl. austr., to have green thumbs ingl. am.: tener habilidad para la jardinería

III. green [gri:n] V. trans.

green industry, production process:

green: hacer más ecológico

bottle-green ADJ.

bottle-green: verde botella

green pepper [ˌgri:nˈpepəʳ, ingl. am. -ɚ] SUST.

green pepper: pimiento m verde

bowling green SUST.

bowling green: pista donde se juega a los bolos

green card SUST.

1. green card ingl. brit. AUTO.:

green card: carta f verde

2. green card ingl. am. (residence and work permit):

green card: permiso m de residencia y de trabajo

green politics SUST. + sing. v.

green politics: política f del medioambiente

green-eyed [ˌgri:nˈaɪd, ingl. am. ˈgri:naɪd] ADJ.

1. green-eyed (with green eyes):

green-eyed: de ojos verdes

2. green-eyed fig. (jealous):

green-eyed: celoso, -a

green consumerism SUST.

green consumerism: actitud consumista que respecta la protección del medioambiente

village green SUST.

village green: prado m comunal

Entrada de OpenDict

green-light V.

to green-light sth: dar luz verde a algo

en el diccionario PONS

I. green [grin] SUST.

1. green (color):

green: verde m

2. green:

greens (green vegetables): verduras f pl.

3. green (lawn):

green: césped m

4. green DEP.:

green: pista f

bowling green: pista de bolos

putting green: putting green m

5. green ECOL., POL.:

Green: verde mf

II. green [grin] ADJ.

1. green (green-colored):

green: verde

to turn green traffic lights: ponerse en verde

2. green (not ripe):

green: verde

green: tierno, -a Chile, Ecua., Guat.

3. green:

green (inexperienced): novato, -a

green (inexperienced): verde

green (naive): ingenuo, -a

4. green (covered with plants):

green: cubierto, -a de vegetación

5. green fig. (jealous):

green with envy: verde de envidia

6. green ECOL., POL.:

green: verde

I. pea green SUST.

pea green: verde m claro

II. pea green ADJ.

pea green: verde claro

bottle green ADJ.

bottle green: verde botella

green tea SUST.

green tea: té m verde

green thumb SUST.

to have a green thumb: tener habilidad para la jardinería

green card SUST.

green card: permiso m de residencia y de trabajo

green belt SUST.

green belt: cinturón m verde

green-eyed [ˈgrin·aɪd] ADJ.

1. green-eyed (with green eyes):

green-eyed: de ojos verdes

2. green-eyed fig. (jealous):

green-eyed: celoso, -a

green politics SUST. + sing. v.

green politics: política f del medioambiente

green pepper [ˌgrin·ˈpep·ər] SUST.

green pepper: pimiento m verde

Present
I	green
you	green
he/she/it	greens
we	green
you	green
they	green

Past
I	greened
you	greened
he/she/it	greened
we	greened
you	greened
they	greened

Present Perfect
I	have	greened
you	have	greened
he/she/it	has	greened
we	have	greened
you	have	greened
they	have	greened

Past Perfect
I	had	greened
you	had	greened
he/she/it	had	greened
we	had	greened
you	had	greened
they	had	greened

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Ejemplos de uso en el diccionario PONS (revisados por la redacción)

to go green POL.: adoptar una política verde

to turn green traffic lights: ponerse en verde

green with envy: verde de envidia

to have green fingers ingl. brit., ingl. austr., to have green thumbs ingl. am.: tener habilidad para la jardinería

the grass is (always) greener on the other side (of the fence) provb.: las manzanas siempre parecen mejores en el huerto del vecino provb.

to be green with envy: reconcomerse de envidia

to be green about the gills irón.: estar pálido como la cera

segar la hierba en verde: to cut the grass while it's green

las esmeraldas despiden unos preciosos reflejos verdes: emeralds give off lovely green sparkles

poner los dientes largos a alguien: to make sb green with envy

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

The character is depicted as wearing a domino mask either with a green suit and bowler hat, or a green unitard with question mark prints.

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Someone inside of the locker is calling for help, and green goo starts pouring out of it.

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There are current plans for a village green type area to be built including a shaded performance area and further pathways.

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It has simple, narrow, oblong, dark green leaves of 715 cm long, with a whitish underside.

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I wore it with a big white oversized tee shirt that had bright green and pink bows and rhinestones.

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