PACKING ROUTINE - Traducción inglés-español

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. pack¹ [ingl. am. pæk, ingl. brit. pak] SUST.

1. pack C:

pack (bundle, load)

fardo m

pack (rucksack)

mochila f

2.1. pack C (packet, package):

pack

paquete m

a pack of cigarettes esp ingl. am.

un paquete or una cajetilla de cigarrillos

a pack of cigarettes esp ingl. am.

una cajilla de cigarrillos Río Pl.

you can buy a starter pack for £549

te puedes comprar el equipo básico por 549 libras

teaching pack

material m para el profesor (para la enseñanza de un tema)

2.2. pack C ingl. brit. (of cards):

pack

baraja f

pack

mazo m esp amer.

pack

mazo m de naipes esp amer.

pack

mazo m de naipes esp amer.

3.1. pack C (of animals):

a pack of wolves

una manada de lobos

a pack of hounds DEP.

una jauría

to run with the pack

seguir la corriente

3.2. pack C (in race):

pack

pelotón m

3.3. pack C (in rugby):

pack

delanteros mpl

4. pack C (group, collection):

pack pey.

partida f pey.

pack pey.

panda f pey.

pack pey.

manga f Co. Sur coloq., pey.

a pack of thieves/incompetents

una partida de ladrones/de incompetentes pey.

a pack of thieves/incompetents

una manga de ladrones/de incompetentes Co. Sur coloq., pey.

a pack of lies

una sarta de mentiras

5.1. pack C (compress):

pack

compresa f

5.2. pack C (cosmetic):

pack

mascarilla f

6. pack U → pack ice

II. pack¹ [ingl. am. pæk, ingl. brit. pak] V. trans.

1.1. pack COM. goods/products:

pack (put into container)

envasar

pack (make packets with)

empaquetar

pack (for transport)

embalar

1.2. pack (put into suitcase, bag):

the goods are packed ready for shipping

las mercancías están embaladas y listas para ser despachadas

I worked packing toys

trabajé embalando juguetes

I packed my clothes and left

hice la maleta y me fui

I packed my clothes and left

hice la valija y me fui Río Pl.

I packed my clothes and left

empaqué (mi ropa) y me fui amer.

have you packed your toothbrush?

¿llevas el cepillo de dientes?

I packed the kids' lunches

preparé el almuerzo de los niños (para llevar al colegio etc)

I packed the kids' lunches

preparé la comida de los niños (para llevar al colegio etc) Esp. Méx.

1.3. pack (fill):

have you packed your suitcase yet?

¿ya has hecho la maleta?

have you packed your suitcase yet?

¿ya has hecho la valija? Río Pl.

have you packed your suitcase yet?

¿ya has empacado? amer.

she threatened to pack her bags unless …

amenazó con irse (or dejarlo etc.) si no …

2.1. pack (press tightly together):

pack the soil (down) firmly

apisone bien la tierra

to pack sth into sth you certainly packed a lot into your vacation

no cabe duda de que aprovechaste bien las vacaciones

2.2. pack (cram full):

pack the gaps tightly

rellena bien los huecos

the play packed the theater for months

la obra llenó or abarrotó el teatro durante meses

the hall was packed with people

la sala estaba atestada or abarrotada de gente

3. pack (carry, possess) coloq.:

pack gun

llevar

III. pack¹ [ingl. am. pæk, ingl. brit. pak] V. intr.

1.1. pack (fill suitcase):

pack

hacer las maletas

pack

hacer las valijas Río Pl.

pack

empacar amer.

1.2. pack object:

the books packed neatly into the box

los libros cupieron muy bien en la caja

the table packs flat for storage

la mesa se puede guardar totalmente plegada

2. pack (squeeze):

to pack into sth the crowd packed into the station

el gentío se apiñó en la estación

we can't all pack into one car

no nos podemos meter todos en un coche

I. send <pret. & part. pas. sent> [ingl. am. sɛnd, ingl. brit. sɛnd] V. trans.

1. send (dispatch):

send letter/telegram/parcel/flowers/greetings

mandar

send letter/telegram/parcel/flowers/greetings

enviar

to send sth by post

mandar or enviar algo por correo

I'm having some money sent by cable

me van a mandar or enviar un giro

Mike sends his regards/apologies

Mike manda saludos/pide que lo disculpen

send her my love

mándale saludos or recuerdos de mi parte

they sent word of his arrival

avisaron que había llegado

they sent word of his arrival

mandaron (a) decir que había llegado amer.

2. send (direct, cause to go):

send messenger/envoy/reinforcements

mandar

send messenger/envoy/reinforcements

enviar

to send sb on an errand/a course

mandar a alguien a hacer un recado or mandado/un curso

we'll send a car to pick you up

mandaremos un coche a recogerlo

they've sent Bill across to help

han mandado a Bill para que nos ayude

send him along to see me this afternoon

dígale que venga a verme esta tarde

send him along to see me this afternoon

mándemelo esta tarde

to send sb for sth he sent me for some beer

me mandó a comprar cerveza

to send sb for sth he sent me for some beer

me mandó a por cerveza Esp. coloq.

to send sb to prison/the gallows

mandar a alguien a la cárcel/al cadalso

to send sb to her/his death

enviar a alguien a la muerte

to send sb packing

mandar a alguien a freír espárragos coloq.

3.1. send (propel, cause to move):

he sent the ball over the fence

mandó la pelota al otro lado del cerco

high winds sent the ship off course

fuertes vientos desviaron la nave de su rumbo

the assassination sent shock waves around the world

el asesinato conmocionó al mundo

the thought of it sent a shiver down my spine

me dio un escalofrío de solo pensarlo

the news sent prices up/down/soaring

la noticia hizo subir/bajar/disparar los precios

the blow sent him reeling

el golpe lo dejó tambaleándose

she sent everything flying

lo hizo saltar todo por los aires

3.2. send (transmit):

send signal/current

enviar

send signal/current

mandar

4.1. send person + compl.:

her remark sent him into a rage/fits of laughter

su comentario lo puso furioso/lo hizo morir de risa

the kind of voice that sends you to sleep

el tipo de voz que te hace dormir

4.2. send (carry away):

send argot, arcznte.

transportar

this music sends me

esta música me transporta

this music sends me

esta música me mata coloq.

this music sends me

esta música me chifla coloq.

5. send (cause to happen):

send God:

enviar

send God:

mandar

these things are sent to try us

Dios nos pone a prueba con estas cosas

II. send <pret. & part. pas. sent> [ingl. am. sɛnd, ingl. brit. sɛnd] V. intr.

mother sent to say that …

mamá mandó a que nos avisaran que …

mother sent to say that …

mamá mandó (a) decir que … amer.

we'll have to send to the States for spares

tendremos que encargar repuestos de Estados Unidos

we'll have to send to the States for spares

tendremos que mandar (a) pedir repuestos a Estados Unidos amer.

pack ice SUST. U

pack ice

banco m de témpanos

pack² [ingl. am. pæk, ingl. brit. pak] V. trans. (fill with sympathizers)

to pack a jury

formar un jurado tendencioso

packing [ingl. am. ˈpækɪŋ, ingl. brit. ˈpakɪŋ] SUST. U

1. packing (of suitcase):

to do one's packing

hacer la(s) maleta(s)

to do one's packing

hacer la(s) valija(s) Río Pl.

to do one's packing

empacar amer.

2. packing (in factory):

packing

embalaje m

3. packing (wrapping material):

packing

embalaje m

I. routine [ingl. am. ruˈtin, ingl. brit. ruːˈtiːn] SUST.

1.1. routine C or U (regular pattern):

routine

rutina f

the daily routine

la rutina diaria or cotidiana

he soon settled into the office routine

pronto se adaptó a la rutina de la oficina

as a matter of routine

como rutina

it had become a matter of routine

se había convertido en algo rutinario or de rutina

1.2. routine U (repetitive activity):

routine

rutina f

the daily routine

el día a día

2.1. routine C (of gymnast, skater, comedian):

routine

número m

let's go through that routine again

volvamos a ensayar ese número

2.2. routine C (formula, patter):

don't give me that old routine

no me vengas con la misma cantinela coloq.

the usual sales routine

el típico discurso de vendedor

3. routine INFORM.:

routine

rutina f

II. routine [ingl. am. ruˈtin, ingl. brit. ruːˈtiːn] ADJ.

1. routine (regular, usual):

routine procedure/inquiries/investigation

de rutina

the prescription of tranquilizers became routine

recetar calmantes se convirtió en algo habitual

2. routine (ordinary, dull):

routine

rutinario

en el diccionario PONS

packing routine SUST. INFORM.

packing routine

rutina f de empaquetado

en el diccionario PONS

I. pack [pæk] SUST.

1. pack:

pack (bundle)

fardo m

pack (rucksack)

mochila f

pack (packet)

paquete m

ice pack

bolsa f de hielo

2. pack (group):

pack

grupo m

pack of wolves, hounds

manada f

II. pack [pæk] V. intr.

pack (prepare luggage):

pack

hacer las maletas

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to send sb packing

largar a alguien con viento fresco

III. pack [pæk] V. trans.

1. pack (fill):

pack box, train

llenar

packed with information

repleto de información

2. pack:

pack (wrap)

envasar

pack (put in packages)

empaquetar

to pack one's suitcase

hacer la maleta

3. pack (compress):

pack

comprimir

packing SUST. sin pl. (action, material)

packing

embalaje m

to do one's packing

hacer las maletas

I. routine [ru:ˈti:n] SUST.

1. routine a. INFORM.:

routine

rutina f

he went into his usual routine coloq.

me vino con la misma cantinela de siempre

2. routine of dancer:

routine

número m

II. routine [ru:ˈti:n] ADJ.

1. routine (regular):

routine

habitual

routine inspection

de rutina

routine medical case

común

2. routine (uninspiring):

routine

rutinario, -a

en el diccionario PONS

packing routine SUST. comput

packing routine

rutina f de empaquetado

en el diccionario PONS

packing SUST. (action, material)

packing

embalaje m

I. pack [pæk] SUST.

1. pack:

pack (bundle)

fardo m

pack (backpack)

mochila f

pack (backpack)

morral m

pack (packet)

paquete m

pack of cigarettes

cajetilla f

ice pack

bolsa f de hielo

2. pack (group):

pack

grupo m

pack of wolves, hounds

manada f

pack coloq. of lies

montón m

pack coloq. of lies

sarta f

II. pack [pæk] V. intr.

pack (prepare luggage):

pack

hacer las maletas

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to send sb packing

largar a alguien con viento fresco

III. pack [pæk] V. trans.

1. pack (fill):

pack box, train

llenar

packed with information

repleto de información

2. pack:

pack (wrap)

envasar

pack (put in packages)

empaquetar

to pack one's suitcase

hacer la maleta

3. pack (compress):

pack

comprimir

I. routine [ru·ˈtin] SUST.

1. routine a. comput:

routine

rutina f

he went into his usual routine coloq.

me vino con la misma cantinela de siempre

2. routine of dancer:

routine

número m

II. routine [ru·ˈtin] ADJ.

1. routine (regular):

routine

habitual

routine inspection

de rutina

routine medical case

común

2. routine (uninspiring):

routine

rutinario, -a

Present

I	pack
you	pack
he/she/it	packs
we	pack
you	pack
they	pack

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

Send your appeal application by certified mail or hand deliver it and get it stamped, so you will have proof that it arrived by the deadline.

abcnews.go.com

Granule cells send information from the spinal cord and the motor cortex which in turn translates the information in a process called state mapping.

en.wikipedia.org

The writers send the pair off to get candy for the night.

en.wikipedia.org

This film does contain some humorous moments, but it's not of the spoof or send-up variety.

en.wikipedia.org

Its overkill to send an officer out on minor offenses after the perpetrators have long gone.

en.wikipedia.org