HOST - Traducción inglés-español

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

inglés

español

I. host¹ [ingl. am. hoʊst, ingl. brit. həʊst] SUST.

1.1. host (person dispensing hospitality):

host

anfitrión m / anfitriona f

I'm playing host to a group of exchange students tonight

esta noche recibo a un grupo de estudiantes extranjeros

Barcelona played host to the Olympic Games

Barcelona fue la sede de las Olimpíadas

the host for this year's tennis tournament will be Danvers High School

el campeonato de tenis se celebrará este año en Danvers High School

the host for this year's tennis tournament will be Danvers High School atrbv. country/government

anfitrión

1.2. host:

host RADIO, TV

presentador m / presentadora f

2.1. host (of parasite):

host

huésped m

host animal/organism

animal/organismo huésped or receptor

2.2. host (of transplant) MED.:

host

receptor m / receptora f

II. host¹ [ingl. am. hoʊst, ingl. brit. həʊst] V. trans.

1. host (be the venue for):

Washington will once again be hosting the conference

Washington volverá a ser la sede de la conferencia

Washington will once again be hosting the conference

la conferencia volverá a celebrarse en Washington

2. host:

host RADIO, TV show/game/quiz

presentar

3. host party/function:

host

ofrecer

host² [ingl. am. hoʊst, ingl. brit. həʊst] SUST.

1. host (multitude):

host

gran cantidad f

a whole host of difficulties

gran cantidad de dificultades

a whole host of difficulties

muchísimas dificultades

2. host (army):

host liter.

huestes fpl

Lord of Hosts

Señor m de los Ejércitos

host³ [ingl. am. hoʊst, ingl. brit. həʊst] SUST.

the Host REL.

la (Sagrada) Hostia or Forma

the Host REL.

la Eucaristía

to receive the Host

recibir la Eucaristía

to receive the Host

comulgar

intermediate host SUST. ZOOL.

intermediate host

huésped m intermediario

español

inglés

hospedador

host

anfitrión (anfitriona)

host

huestes

host arc.

huésped

host

azafato de congresos

conference host

conductor (conductora)

host

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inglés

español

I. host¹ [həʊst, ingl. am. hoʊst] SUST.

1. host (person who receives guests):

host

anfitrión(-ona) m (f)

2. host (presenter):

host

presentador(a) m (f)

3. host BIOL.:

host

huésped m

4. host INFORM.:

host

servidor m

II. host¹ [həʊst, ingl. am. hoʊst] V. trans.

1. host:

host party

dar

host event

ser la sede de

2. host (programme):

host

presentar

host² [həʊst, ingl. am. hoʊst] SUST.

host

multitud f

a whole host of reasons

muchas razones

Host [həʊst, ingl. am. hoʊst] SUST. REL.

Host

Hostia f

host country <-ies> SUST.

host country

país m anfitrión

español

inglés

anfitrión

host

huésped

host

anfitrión (-ona)

host m

hueste

host

animador(a)

host m

hostia

host

en el diccionario PONS

inglés

español

I. host¹ [hoʊst] SUST.

1. host (person who receives guests):

host

anfitrión(-ona) m (f)

2. host (presenter):

host

presentador(a) m (f)

3. host BIOL.:

host

huésped m

4. host comput:

host

servidor m

II. host¹ [hoʊst] V. trans.

1. host:

host party

dar

host event

ser la sede de

2. host TV, RADIO (program):

host

presentar

host² [hoʊst] SUST.

host

multitud f

a whole host of reasons

muchas razones

Host [hoʊst] SUST. REL.

Host

hostia f

host country <-ies> SUST.

host country

país m anfitrión

gracious host

hospitalario, -a

español

inglés

anfitrión (-ona)

host m

huésped BIOL.

host

hueste

host

hostia

host

Present

I	host
you	host
he/she/it	hosts
we	host
you	host
they	host

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

The police under his command found him forceful but gracious, intolerant of failings in himself as well as others.

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There is a gracious, almost stately air to the record, yet the songs still sound entirely joyous.

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It comprises a gracious interior pediment in plasterwork representing musician angels.

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Some collectors take note of which celebrities are the most gracious or the least forthcoming.

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She recalls it was an awkward situation, even though the older sorority sister was unfailingly gracious to the younger one.

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