MUD FLAP - Traducción inglés-español

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

mud flap [ingl. am. ˈmədˌflæp, ingl. brit. ˈmʌdflap], mudflap SUST.

mud flap

faldón m (del guardabarros)

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

faldón

mud flap

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. flap [ingl. am. flæp, ingl. brit. flap] SUST.

1.1. flap:

flap (cover)

tapa f

flap (of pocket, envelope, dust jacket)

solapa f

flap (of table)

hoja f

flap (of jacket, coat)

faldón m

flap (of tent)

portezuela f

ear flap

orejera f

a cat flap

una gatera

1.2. flap AERO.:

flap

alerón m

2. flap (motion):

flap

aletazo m

the eagle flew off with a flap of its wings

el águila echó a volar con un batir de alas

the eagle flew off with a flap of its wings

el águila echó a volar dando un aletazo

the flap of the sails in the wind

el batir or el golpeteo de las velas con el viento

3. flap (commotion, agitation) coloq.:

to be in/get into a flap

estar/ponerse como loco coloq.

there's a big flap (on) at the office

se ha armado tremendo lío en la oficina coloq.

4. flap LING.:

flap

flap m (el sonido como el de la r española en "pera")

II. flap <part. pres. flapping; pret., part. pas. flapped> [ingl. am. flæp, ingl. brit. flap] V. intr.

1. flap:

flap sail/curtain:

agitarse

flap sail/curtain:

sacudirse

flap flag:

ondear

flap flag:

agitarse

flap door/window/shutter:

dar golpes

flap door/window/shutter:

golpearse amer.

the bird flapped off

el pájaro echó a volar batiendo las alas

her ears were flapping ingl. brit. coloq.

tenía las antenas conectadas coloq.

her ears were flapping ingl. brit. coloq.

tenía las antenas paradas amer. coloq.

2. flap (panic) ingl. brit.:

flap coloq.

agitarse

flap coloq.

ponerse como loco coloq.

don't flap!

¡tranquila, mujer!

III. flap <part. pres. flapping; pret., part. pas. flapped> [ingl. am. flæp, ingl. brit. flap] V. trans.

1. flap:

flap wings

batir

flap arms

agitar

2. flap LING.:

a flapped r

una r simple (como la de la r española en "pera")

mud [ingl. am. məd, ingl. brit. mʌd] SUST. U

mud

barro m

mud

fango m

mud

lodo m

the car was stuck fast in the mud

el coche estaba atascado en el barro

the house was made of dried mud

la casa era de adobe

with so many rumors flying around, some of the mud was bound to stick

corrían tantos rumores, que era imposible que su reputación no se viera afectada

to be as clear as mud irón.

ser un galimatías

to throw or sling mud (at sb)

insultar (a alguien)

to throw or sling mud (at sb) atrbv. brick/hut

de barro

to throw or sling mud (at sb) atrbv. brick/hut

de adobe

mud therapy

fangoterapia f

en el diccionario PONS

I. flap [flæp] -pp- -pp- V. trans.

flap

batir

flap (shake)

sacudir

II. flap [flæp] -pp- -pp- V. intr.

1. flap:

flap wings

aletear

flap sails

gualdrapear

flap flag

ondear

2. flap coloq. (become nervous):

flap

agitarse

don't flap!

¡con calma!

III. flap [flæp] -pp- -pp- SUST.

1. flap:

flap of cloth

faldón m

flap of skin

colgajo m

flap of pocket, envelope

solapa f

flap of table

hoja f

2. flap AERO.:

flap

flap m

3. flap (of wing):

flap

aleteo m

4. flap coloq. (panic):

to get in a flap

ponerse nervioso

mud [mʌd] SUST. sin pl.

1. mud (wet earth):

mud

barro m

to wallow in mud

revolcarse en el fango

2. mud (insult):

to hurl mud at sb

calumniar a alguien

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to drag sb's name through the mud

ensuciar el nombre de alguien

en el diccionario PONS

mud flap SUST., mudguard [ˈmʌd·gard] SUST.

mud flap

guardabarros m inv.

mud flap

salpicadera f Méx.

en el diccionario PONS

I. flap <-pp-> [flæp] V. trans.

flap

batir

flap (shake)

sacudir

II. flap <-pp-> [flæp] V. intr.

1. flap:

flap wings

aletear

flap flag

ondear

2. flap coloq. (become nervous):

flap

agitarse

don't flap!

¡con calma!

III. flap [flæp] SUST.

1. flap:

flap of cloth

faldón m

flap of skin

colgajo m

flap of pocket, envelope

solapa f

flap of table

hoja f

2. flap AERO.:

flap

flap m

3. flap (of wing):

flap

aleteo m

4. flap coloq. (commotion):

flap

jaleo m

to cause a flap

armar un lío

mud [mʌd] SUST.

1. mud (wet earth):

mud

barro m

to wallow in mud

revolcarse en el fango

2. mud (insult):

to hurl mud at sb

insultar a alguien

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to drag sb's name through the mud

ensuciar el nombre de alguien

Present

I	flap
you	flap
he/she/it	flaps
we	flap
you	flap
they	flap

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

Players who were grandfathered in could choose to wear a helmet without ear flaps.

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The captain, who was the pilot flying, then called for the flaps to be set at the 15 degree position.

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They include hand movements such as flapping or twisting, and complex whole-body movements.

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The flight is heavy and involves flapping interspersed with glides.

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There is a well-developed flap of skin in front of each nostril, defining the inflow and outflow openings.

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