PUNCHES - Traducción inglés-español

I. punch¹ [ingl. am. pən(t)ʃ, ingl. brit. pʌn(t)ʃ] SUST.

1. punch C (blow):

punch

puñetazo m

punch

piña f coloq.

to give sb a punch

darle un puñetazo a alguien

a punch on the nose/in the stomach

un puñetazo en la nariz/el estómago

to pack a punch speaker/play/cocktail:

pegar fuerte coloq.

to pack a punch literal boxer:

pegar fuerte or duro

to pull (one's) punches

andarse con miramientos

to pull (one's) punches

andarse con chiquitas coloq.

2. punch U (vigor):

punch

garra f coloq.

punch

fuerza f

II. punch¹ [ingl. am. pən(t)ʃ, ingl. brit. pʌn(t)ʃ] V. trans.

1. punch (hit):

punch

pegarle a

punch

darle un puñetazo a

punch

darle una piña a coloq.

2. punch ingl. am. AGR. GANAD.:

punch

aguijonear

punch

picanear amer.

III. punch¹ [ingl. am. pən(t)ʃ, ingl. brit. pʌn(t)ʃ] V. intr.

punch boxer:

punch

pegar

I. punch² [ingl. am. pən(t)ʃ, ingl. brit. pʌn(t)ʃ] SUST.

1. punch (for paper):

punch

perforadora f

2. punch (for metal, leather):

punch

sacabocados m

II. punch² [ingl. am. pən(t)ʃ, ingl. brit. pʌn(t)ʃ] V. trans. (perforate)

punch ticket

picar

punch ticket

perforar

punch ticket

ponchar Méx.

punch leather/metal

perforar

to punch a hole in sth

hacerle un agujero a algo

to punch the clock or card

fichar

to punch the clock or card

marcar tarjeta

to punch the clock or card

checar tarjeta Méx.

punched card ingl. brit.

ficha f perforada

punched tape ingl. brit.

cinta f perforada

punch³ [ingl. am. pən(t)ʃ, ingl. brit. pʌn(t)ʃ] SUST. U GASTR.

1. punch:

punch

ponche m

2. punch (in US):

punch

refresco m de frutas

punch⁴ [ingl. am. pən(t)ʃ, ingl. brit. pʌn(t)ʃ] SUST.

punch Punch (name of puppet):

Punch

Polichinela

a Punch and Judy show

tipo de función de títeres

to be as pleased as Punch

estar más contento que unas pascuas

center punch, centre punch ingl. brit. SUST.

center punch

punzón m

sucker punch SUST. ingl. am.

sucker punch

golpe m a traición

punch-up [ingl. am. ˈpən(t)ʃəp, ingl. brit. ˈpʌntʃʌp] SUST. ingl. brit. coloq.

punch-up

pelea f

punch-up

bronca f coloq.

they had a punch-up

se agarraron a golpes

they had a punch-up

se liaron a golpes Esp.

our family reunions always end in a verbal punch-up

nuestras reuniones familiares siempre terminan en una pelotera coloq.

punch-drunk [ingl. am. ˈpəntʃˌdrəŋk, ingl. brit. ˈpʌntʃdrʌnk] ADJ.

punch-drunk (transitory state)

grogui coloq.

punch-drunk (transitory state)

atontado

punch-drunk (permanent condition)

tocado

punch-drunk (permanent condition)

sonado

punch line SUST.

punch line

remate m (de un chiste)

I've forgotten the punch line

se me ha olvidado cómo acaba el chiste

you've spoiled the punch line

has estropeado el chiste

punch card SUST. ingl. am.

punch card

ficha f perforada

inglés

español

I. punch¹ [pʌntʃ] -es V. trans.

1. punch (hit):

punch

pegar

to punch sb unconscious

dejar a alguien inconsciente de un puñetazo

2. punch (pierce):

punch

perforar

punch

ponchar Méx.

punch ticket

picar

to punch holes in sth

hacer agujeros a algo

to punch the clock [or card]

fichar

3. punch ingl. am., ingl. canad. AGR.:

punch cattle

aguijonear

punch cattle

picanear amer.

II. punch¹ [pʌntʃ] -es V. intr.

1. punch (hit):

punch

pegar

2. punch employee:

to punch in/out

fichar

III. punch¹ [pʌntʃ] -es SUST.

1. punch (hit):

punch

puñetazo m

punch in boxing

golpe m

to give sb a punch

dar un puñetazo a alguien

2. punch (tool for puncturing):

punch

punzón m

punch for metal, leather

sacabocados m inv.

(hole) punch

perforadora f

(ticket) punch

máquina f de picar billetes

3. punch fig. (strong effect):

punch

fuerza f

with punch

con nervio

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to pull one's punches

no emplear toda su fuerza

to roll with the punches

saber arreglárselas

punch² [pʌntʃ] SUST.

punch

ponche m

punch-up [ˈpʌntʃʌp] SUST. ingl. brit. coloq.

punch-up

pelea f

to have a punch-up

liarse a golpes coloq.

punch bowl SUST.

punch bowl

ponchera f

rabbit punch SUST.

rabbit punch

golpe m en la nuca

punch-drunk [ˈpʌntʃdrʌŋk] ADJ. a. fig.

punch-drunk

atontado, -a

to be punch-drunk

estar grogui coloq.

punch card SUST.

punch card

tarjeta f perforada

punch bag SUST. ingl. brit.

punch bag

saco m de boxeo

Entrada de OpenDict

punch line SUST.

punch line (of a joke)

puntazo final m

español

inglés

puñetazo

punch

inglés

español

I. punch¹ [pʌntʃ] V. trans.

1. punch (hit):

punch

pegar

to punch sb out argot

dar una paliza a alguien

2. punch (push):

punch button, key

pulsar

punch button, key

hundir

3. punch (pierce):

punch

perforar

punch

ponchar Méx.

punch ticket

picar

to punch holes in sth

hacer agujeros a algo

to punch holes in sth

perforar

to punch the clock [or card]

fichar

to punch the clock [or card]

marcar

4. punch AGR.:

punch cattle

aguijonear

punch cattle

picanear amer.

II. punch¹ [pʌntʃ] V. intr.

1. punch (hit):

punch

pegar

2. punch employee:

to punch in/out

fichar (al entrar/al salir)

to punch in/out

checar la entrada y la salida

III. punch¹ <-es> [pʌntʃ] SUST.

1. punch (hit):

punch

puñetazo m

punch in boxing

golpe m

to give sb a punch

dar un puñetazo a alguien

2. punch (tool for puncturing):

punch

punzón m

punch for metal, leather

sacabocados m inv.

(hole) punch

perforadora f

(ticket) punch

máquina f de picar billetes

3. punch fig. (strong effect):

punch

fuerza f

with punch

con nervio

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to beat sb to the punch

ganar a alguien por la mano

to pull one's punches

no emplear toda su fuerza

to roll with the punches

saber arreglárselas

punch² [pʌntʃ] SUST. (beverage)

punch

ponche m

punch bowl SUST.

punch bowl

ponchera f

punch-drunk [ˈpʌntʃ·drʌŋk] ADJ. a. fig.

punch-drunk

atontado, -a

to be punch-drunk

estar grogui coloq.

punch line SUST.

punch line

gracia f (de un chiste)

punch card SUST.

punch card

tarjeta f perforada

español

inglés

guamazo

punch

ponche

punch

puñetazo

punch

topón

punch

Present

I	punch
you	punch
he/she/it	punches
we	punch
you	punch
they	punch

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

The machine would punch out answers on a punch card.

www.huffingtonpost.com

It's not out of the spectrum that future gamers will scoff at physical controllers the way we now scoff at punch card computing.

www.gamespy.com

Therefore, during the 1960s, the punch card was replaced by magnetic tape.

cloudtweaks.com

To participate, shoppers buy a $10 punch card and fill up a small, medium or large reusable bag with supplies.

globalnews.ca

The punch card had been introduced in 1805, but until that time had been used solely in the textile industry to control looms.

en.wikipedia.org