PANEL PIN - Traducción inglés-español

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panel pin SUST. ingl. brit.

panel pin

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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. panel [ingl. am. ˈpænl, ingl. brit. ˈpan(ə)l] SUST.

1.1. panel:

panel (of door, car body, plane wing)

panel m

panel (of garment)

pieza f

1.2. panel:

instrument panel

tablero m (de instrumentos)

instrument panel

panel m (de instrumentos)

control panel

tablero m (de control)

1.3. panel ARTE:

panel

tabla f

2.1. panel:

panel (in discussion, interview)

panel m

panel (in discussion, interview)

pánel m Col. Ven.

panel (in quiz, contest)

equipo m

panel (in exam)

mesa f

panel (in exam)

tribunal m

panel (in exam)

comisión f Chile

2.2. panel:

panel, a. panel discussion

debate m

2.3. panel DER.:

panel (list of jurors)

lista de personas de la cual se selecciona un jurado

panel (jury)

jurado m

II. panel <paneling paneled ingl. am. panelling panelled ingl. brit.> [ingl. am. ˈpænl, ingl. brit. ˈpan(ə)l] V. trans.

1. panel room/wall:

panel

revestir con paneles

2. panel <paneled ingl. am., panelled ingl. brit. part. pas. >:

paneled ingl. am. [or panelled ingl. brit.] door

de paneles

paneled ingl. am. [or panelled ingl. brit.] skirt

de piezas

an oak-paneled room

una habitación con paneles de roble

I. pin [ingl. am. pɪn, ingl. brit. pɪn] SUST.

1. pin (for cloth, paper):

pin

alfiler m

it was so quiet you could have heard a pin drop

había tanto silencio que se podía oír el vuelo de una mosca

as clean as a (new) pin

limpio como un jaspe or como los chorros del oro

for two pins coloq. for two pins I'd tell her what I think of her

tengo muchas ganas de decirle lo que pienso de ella

not to care or give two pins coloq. I don't care two pins what they think

me importa un bledo or un comino or un pepino lo que piensen

2. pin (brooch, badge):

pin ingl. am.

insignia f

3.1. pin (on grenade):

pin

anilla f

3.2. pin (on plug) ingl. brit. ELECTR.:

pin

clavija f

pin

borne m

pin

pata f coloq.

3.3. pin (peg) TÉC.:

pin

perno m

3.4. pin ingl. am.:

clothes pin

pinza f (de la ropa)

clothes pin

broche m (de la ropa) Arg.

clothes pin

palillo m (de la ropa) Urug.

clothes pin

perrito m (de la ropa) Chile

clothes pin

gancho m (de la ropa) Col. Ven.

3.5. pin MED.:

pin

clavo m

4.1. pin (in golf):

pin

banderín m

4.2. pin (in bowling):

pin

bolo m

pin

pino m Méx.

5. pin <pins, pl > (legs):

pin coloq.

patas fpl coloq.

II. pin <part. pres. pinning; pret., part. pas. pinned> [ingl. am. pɪn, ingl. brit. pɪn] V. trans.

1. pin (fasten, attach):

pin dress/seam

prender con alfileres

I pinned the papers together

sujeté los papeles con un alfiler

she wore her hair pinned up

llevaba el pelo recogido (con horquillas)

she wore her hair pinned up

llevaba el pelo recogido (con prendedores) Méx.

pin the list (up) on the board

pon la lista en el tablero de anuncios

she had a flower pinned on or to her dress

llevaba una flor prendida en el vestido

I pinned the clothes on the line ingl. am.

colgué or tendí la ropa

she had pinned her hopes on him/on getting a scholarship

había cifrado sus esperanzas en él/en conseguir la beca

they tried to pin the blame on him

trataron de hacerle cargar con la culpa

2. pin (hold motionless):

they pinned him against the wall

lo inmovilizaron contra la pared

she pinned my arms to my sides

me sujetó los brazos a ambos lados

PIN [ingl. am. pɪn, ingl. brit. pɪn] SUST.

PIN → personal identification number

PIN

PIN m

en el diccionario PONS

I. panel [ˈpænəl] SUST.

1. panel:

panel (wooden)

tabla f

panel (metal)

placa f

2. panel MODA:

panel

paño m

3. panel PRENSA:

panel

tabla f

4. panel (team):

panel

panel m

panel in exam

tribunal m

5. panel (instrument board):

panel

panel m

control panel

panel de control

instrument panel AUTO., AERO.

cuadro m de mandos

II. panel [ˈpænəl] V. trans.

panel

poner paneles a

PIN [pɪn] SUST.

PIN abreviatura de personal identification number

PIN

PIN m (número de identificación personal)

I. pin [pɪn] -nn- SUST.

1. pin (needle):

pin

alfiler m

pin MILIT. on grenade

arandela f

tie pin

alfiler m de corbata

2. pin ingl. am. (brooch):

pin

prendedor m

3. pin pl irón.:

pins

patas f pl.

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to have pins and needles

sentir un hormigueo

to be on pins and needles

estar hecho un manojo de nervios

as bright as a new pin

brillante como una patena

you could have heard a pin drop

se podía oír hasta el vuelo de una mosca

II. pin [pɪn] -nn- V. trans. (attach using pin)

to pin sth on

prender algo con un alfiler

to pin back one's ears fig.

escuchar atentamente

Entrada de OpenDict

pin SUST.

pin (bowling) DEP.

bolo m

en el diccionario PONS

I. panel [ˈpæn·əl] SUST.

1. panel:

panel (wooden)

tabla f

panel (metal)

placa f

2. panel MODA:

panel

paño m

3. panel (of cartoon strip):

panel

tabla f

4. panel (team):

panel

panel m

panel in exam

tribunal m

5. panel (instrument board):

panel

panel m

control panel

panel de control

instrument panel AUTO., AERO.

cuadro m de mandos

II. panel [ˈpæn·əl] V. trans.

panel

poner paneles a

I. pin [pɪn] SUST.

1. pin (needle):

pin

alfiler m

pin MILIT. on grenade

arandela f

tie pin

alfiler m de corbata

2. pin (brooch):

pin

prendedor m

3. pin pl fig. (legs):

pin

patas f pl.

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to have pins and needles

sentir un hormigueo

you could have heard a pin drop

se podía oír hasta el vuelo de una mosca

II. pin <-nn-> [pɪn] V. trans.

1. pin (attach using pin):

to pin sth on

prender algo con un alfiler

to pin back one's ears fig.

escuchar atentamente

2. pin (associate with) crime:

to pin sth on sb

atribuir algo a alguien

PIN [pɪn] SUST.

PIN ABBR personal identification number

PIN

PIN m (número de identificación personal)

Present

I	panel
you	panel
he/she/it	panels
we	panel
you	panel
they	panel

Past

I	panelled / ingl. am. paneled
you	panelled / ingl. am. paneled
he/she/it	panelled / ingl. am. paneled
we	panelled / ingl. am. paneled
you	panelled / ingl. am. paneled
they	panelled / ingl. am. paneled

Present Perfect

I	have	panelled / ingl. am. paneled
you	have	panelled / ingl. am. paneled
he/she/it	has	panelled / ingl. am. paneled
we	have	panelled / ingl. am. paneled
you	have	panelled / ingl. am. paneled
they	have	panelled / ingl. am. paneled

Past Perfect

I	had	panelled / ingl. am. paneled
you	had	panelled / ingl. am. paneled
he/she/it	had	panelled / ingl. am. paneled
we	had	panelled / ingl. am. paneled
you	had	panelled / ingl. am. paneled
they	had	panelled / ingl. am. paneled

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

And he crashed into -- and through -- those defenses as a bowling pin tips through the ten pins.

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However, unlike the pin tumbler lock, where each pin consists of two or more pieces, each wafer in the lock is a single piece.

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To ensure a headset can properly pair with a telephone, telephone adapters or pin-alignment adapters are available.

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For a contemporary stylus, jeweler's wire may be inserted into a pin vise or mechanical pencil.

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A common example of a linear cam is a key for a pin tumbler lock.

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