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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

latch onto V. [ingl. am. lætʃ -, ingl. brit. latʃ -] coloq. (v + prep + o)

1.1. latch onto (get hold of, catch):

latch onto: agarrarse de

1.2. latch onto (obtain):

latch onto ingl. am.: hacerse con

latch onto ingl. am.: conseguir

1.3. latch onto (attach oneself to):

latch onto: pegarse a coloq.

he latched onto our group: se pegó a nuestro grupo coloq.

he latched onto our group: se nos pegó coloq.

she finally latched onto a rich widower: al fin atrapó a un viudo rico

she finally latched onto a rich widower: al fin pescó a un viudo rico coloq.

2. latch onto (perceive, seize on):

she latched onto the idea very quickly: enseguida captó la idea

they soon latched onto the advantages offered by the scheme: pronto se dieron cuenta de las ventajas que ofrecía el plan

he latches onto the slightest error you make: no te deja pasar ni el más mínimo error

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

onto [ingl. am. ˈɑnˌtu, ingl. brit. ˈɒntuː] PREP.

1. onto (on):

it fell onto the table: cayó sobre la mesa

he climbed onto the cart: se subió al carro

2. onto (aware of) coloq.:

to be onto sb/sth, the police are onto her: la policía anda tras ella or le está siguiendo la pista

they were already onto his drug-smuggling operation: ya tenían información sobre su operación de contrabando de drogas

I think we're onto something big: creo que hemos dado con algo importante

I think we're onto something big: creo que hemos dado con algo gordo coloq.

get Brown to check it out — he's already onto it: que Brown lo investigue — ya lo está haciendo

3.1. onto (in contact with):

I've just been onto them: acabo de hablar con ellos

3.2. onto (nagging):

I've been onto them all week to send it to us: llevo toda la semana dándoles la lata para que nos lo manden coloq.

4. onto (indicating progress):

I'm onto the last chapter now: voy por el último capítulo

I. get onto V. [ingl. am. ɡɛt -, ingl. brit. ɡɛt -] (v + prep + o)

1. get onto (contact):

get onto person/department: ponerse en contacto con

2. get onto (start work on):

get onto esp ingl. brit.: ocuparse de

get onto esp ingl. brit.: encargarse de

3. get onto (become aware of, begin to suspect):

get onto racket/fraud: descubrir

we didn't get onto her until …: no empezamos a sospechar de ella hasta que …

I only got onto that idea when …: solo se me ocurrió esa idea cuando …

4. get onto (begin discussing):

get onto subject: empezar a hablar de

5. get onto (mount, board):

get onto table/bus/train: subirse a

get onto horse/bicycle: montarse en

get onto horse/bicycle: subirse a

6. get onto (be appointed, elected to):

get onto board/committee: pasar a formar parte de

II. get onto V. [ingl. am. ɡɛt -, ingl. brit. ɡɛt -] (v + o + prep + o)

1. get onto (send to deal with):

I'll get some more people onto this job: pondré or mandaré más gente a trabajar en esto

2. get onto (cause to start discussing):

don't get him onto morality!: ¡no le des pie para que empiece a hablar de moral!

3. get onto (send to threaten, hit) ingl. brit. coloq.:

I'll get my big brother onto you: le voy a decir a mi hermano mayor que te ajuste las cuentas

4. get onto (place, fix on):

get onto lid/top: poner

5. get onto (cause to be appointed, elected):

she got him onto the committee: consiguió que pasara a ser miembro del comité

I. latch [ingl. am. lætʃ, ingl. brit. latʃ] SUST.

latch: pasador m

latch: pestillo m

latch (on lock): seguro m

the door is on the latch: la puerta no está cerrada con llave

II. latch [ingl. am. lætʃ, ingl. brit. latʃ] V. trans.

the door is latched: la puerta está con pestillo or con el pasador echado

en el diccionario PONS

onto [ˈɒntu:, ingl. am. ˈɑ:ntu:] PREP., on to PREP.

1. onto (in direction of):

onto: sobre

to put sth onto the chair: poner algo sobre la silla

to step onto the road: pisar la calzada

to come onto a subject: llegar a un tema

2. onto (connected to):

to hold onto sb's arm: aferrarse al brazo de alguien

to be onto sb: ver a alguien su juego

latch <-tches> [lætʃ] SUST.

latch: pestillo m

on the latch: cerrado con picaporte

en el diccionario PONS

onto [ˈan·tu] PREP., on to PREP.

1. onto (in direction of):

onto: sobre

to put sth onto the chair: poner algo sobre la silla

to step onto the road: pisar la calzada

to come onto a subject: tocar un tema

2. onto (connected to):

to hold onto sb's arm: aferrarse al brazo de alguien

to be onto sb: ver a alguien su juego

latch <-es> [lætʃ] SUST.

latch: pestillo m

Present
I	latch
you	latch
he/she/it	latches
we	latch
you	latch
they	latch

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

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

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

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It can be a separate device or seal or sometimes an integral latch or lock.

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Such bolts are often used in space applications to ensure separation between rocket stages, because they are lighter and much more reliable than mechanical latches.

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It finds victims, and then desperately latches onto them with its legs and pincers before finding a weak spot and driving its deadly proboscis in.

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Distinctive lever latches complement the floor plates (button releases were optional).

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Merging the latch function can implement the latch with no additional gate delays.

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