HANG-UP - Traducción inglés-español

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

inglés

español

hang-up [ingl. am., ingl. brit. ˈhɑːŋʌp] SUST. coloq.

hang-up

complejo m

hang-up

trauma m

she has so many hang-ups

tiene tantos complejos or traumas

I. hang up V. [ingl. am. hæŋ -, ingl. brit. haŋ -] (v + adv)

1. hang up (put down receiver):

hang up

colgar

hang up

cortar Co. Sur

to hang up on sb

colgarle a alguien

to hang up on sb

cortarle a alguien Co. Sur

she hung up on me

me colgó

she hung up on me

me cortó Co. Sur

2. hang up INFORM.:

hang up

desconectarse

II. hang up V. [ingl. am. hæŋ -, ingl. brit. haŋ -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o) (on hook, hanger)

hang up coat

colgar

to hang up one's boots or ingl. am. also spikes/sneakers/skates

retirarse

to put or hang up one's shingle coloq.

abrir una consulta (or bufete etc.)

español

inglés

colgar las botas

to hang up one's boots

guindar Col. Méx. Ven.

to hang up

colgar los guantes

to hang up one's gloves

desconectarse

to hang up

tender (dentro de la casa)

to hang (up)

colgar

to hang up

cortar

to hang up

no me cortes

don't hang up on me

en el diccionario PONS

inglés

español

hang-up SUST. coloq.

hang-up

complejo m

to have a hang-up about sth

estar acomplejado por algo

I. hang up V. intr.

hang up

colgar

to hang up on sb

colgar a alguien

II. hang up V. trans.

1. hang up curtains, receiver:

hang up

colgar

2. hang up (give up):

to hang up one's football boots/boxing gloves fig.

colgar las botas/los guantes

3. hang up coloq. (delay):

hang up

causar un retraso a

to hang up [or put down] the phone

colgar el teléfono

español

inglés

colgar los guantes (boxeador)

to hang up one's gloves

colgar los guantes (futbolista)

to hang up one's boots

reponer (teléfono)

to hang up

colgar

to hang up

en el diccionario PONS

inglés

español

hang-up SUST. coloq.

hang-up

complejo m

to have a hang-up about sth

estar acomplejado por algo

I. hang up V. intr.

1. hang up:

hang up

colgar

to hang up on sb

colgar a alguien

2. hang up coloq.:

to get hung up on sth (have trouble with)

quedar varado

II. hang up V. trans.

1. hang up curtains, receiver:

hang up

colgar

2. hang up (give up):

to hang up one's cleats/boxing gloves fig.

colgar las botas/los guantes

3. hang up (delay):

hang up

causar un retraso a

to hang up the phone

colgar el teléfono

español

inglés

colgar

to hang up

reponer (teléfono)

to hang up

Present

I	hang up
you	hang up
he/she/it	hangs up
we	hang up
you	hang up
they	hang up

Past

I	hung up
you	hung up
he/she/it	hung up
we	hung up
you	hung up
they	hung up

Present Perfect

I	have	hung up
you	have	hung up
he/she/it	has	hung up
we	have	hung up
you	have	hung up
they	have	hung up

Past Perfect

I	had	hung up
you	had	hung up
he/she/it	had	hung up
we	had	hung up
you	had	hung up
they	had	hung up

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

She immediately decided to hang up her traveling shoes, contacted a former friend and together they formed a band and began performing in local venues.

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The walls were tall enough that they could be utilised during wartime to hang up parachutes to dry.

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Carol mentions that most cops her father used to know now hang up on him when he calls in late at night with his tips.

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The men's bodies were masked from view by the guards because of laundry they were allowed to hang up to dry.

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His recovery failed, however, and he was forced to hang up his boots at a mere 27.

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