PUT-OFF - Traducción inglés-español

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

inglés

español

I. put off V. [ingl. am. pʊt -, ingl. brit. pʊt -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

1. put off (postpone):

put off meeting/visit/decision

aplazar

put off meeting/visit/decision

posponer

put off meeting/visit/decision

postergar amer.

do it now, don't put it off until later

hazlo ahora, no lo dejes para más tarde

to put off -ing I keep putting off going to the dentist

siempre estoy aplazando ir al dentista

they keep putting off signing the contract

siguen aplazando la firma del contrato

they keep putting off signing the contract

siguen dándole largas a la firma del contrato

2. put off (stall) visitor/creditor:

if Saturday isn't convenient, I can put them off

si el sábado no es conveniente, puedo decirles que lo dejen para más adelante

I'm not going to be put off any longer!

¡no aceptaré más excusas!

3. put off (turn off) ingl. brit.:

put off light

apagar

II. put off V. [ingl. am. pʊt -, ingl. brit. pʊt -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

1. put off (discourage):

I'd love to see them, but the thought of the journey puts me off

me encantaría verlos, pero pensar en el viaje me quita las ganas

people get put off by all the technical jargon

la gente se desanima con toda esa jerga técnica

the smell was enough to put anyone off

tenía un olor que daba asco or que te quitaba las ganas de acercarte (or probarlo etc.)

her accent puts a lot of people off

su acento produce una reacción de rechazo en mucha gente

once she's made her mind up, she's not easily put off

una vez que se ha decidido, no es fácil disuadirla or hacerla cambiar de idea

are you trying to put me off her?

¿estás tratando de que le tome antipatía?

2. put off:

put off (distract)

distraer

put off (disconcert)

desconcertar

he's trying to put me off my serve

está tratando de que falle en el saque

3. put off:

put off (from bus)

dejar

put off (force to get off)

hacer bajar

español

inglés

tengo una reunión inaplazable

I have a meeting which can't be postponed o put off

posponer

to put off

tuvo que posponer el viaje

she had to postpone o put off the trip

la reunión es impostergable

the meeting cannot be postponed o put off

el asunto era impostergable

the matter could not be put off any longer

aplazar

to put off

preterir

to put off

darle largas a alg./algo

to put sb/sth off

dilatar

to put off

no puedo dilatar más mi regreso

I cannot put off o postpone my return any longer

dilatarse

to be put off

me molestó la morbosidad de la película

I was put off by the morbidity o gruesomeness of the film

postergó su decisión

he put off making a decision

en el diccionario PONS

inglés

español

put-off SUST. ingl. am. coloq.

put-off

aplazamiento m

to give sb a put-off

dar largas a alguien

put off irreg. V. trans. -tt-

1. put off (turn off):

put off

apagar

2. put off (drop off):

put off passenger

dejar

3. put off (delay):

put off

posponer

to put sth off for a week

aplazar algo una semana

4. put off (make wait):

put off

entretener

to put sb off with excuses

dar largas a alguien coloq.

5. put off (repel):

put off

alejar

put off food, smell

dar asco a

6. put off (discourage):

put off

desanimar

to put sb off sth

disuadir a alguien de algo

to put sb off sb

hacer que alguien le coja antipatía a alguien

7. put off (disconcert):

put off

desconcertar

8. put off (distract):

put off

distraer

to put sb off sth

distraer a alguien de algo

to put sb off their stride fig.

hacer perder el hilo a alguien

to put sb off the scent

despistar a alguien

Entrada de OpenDict

put off V.

to put sb off (to discourage sb)

desanimar a alguien

to put sb off his/her stride ingl. brit.

distraer a alguien

never put off until tomorrow what you can do today provb.

nunca dejes para mañana lo que puedas hacer hoy provb.

español

inglés

aparcar

to put off

desviarse (de una idea, intención)

to be put off

dar largas a algo

to put off doing sth

en el diccionario PONS

inglés

español

putoff SUST. coloq.

putoff

aplazamiento m

to give sb a putoff

dar largas a alguien

put off <-tt-> irreg. V. trans.

1. put off:

put off (turn off) lights, TV

apagar

put off (take off) sweater, jacket

quitarse

2. put off (delay):

put off

posponer

to put sth off for a week

aplazar algo una semana

3. put off coloq. (make wait):

put off

entretener

to put sb off with excuses

dar largas a alguien coloq.

4. put off (repel):

put off

alejar

put off food, smell

dar asco a

5. put off (disconcert):

put off

desconcertar

6. put off (distract):

put off

distraer

to put sb off sth

distraer a alguien de algo

to put sb off the scent

despistar a alguien

never put off until tomorrow what you can do today provb.

no dejes para mañana lo que puedas hacer hoy provb.

español

inglés

aparcar

to put off

desviar (de una idea, intención)

to be put off

dar largas a algo

to put off doing sth

Present

I	put off
you	put off
he/she/it	puts off
we	put off
you	put off
they	put off

Past

I	put off
you	put off
he/she/it	put off
we	put off
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Present Perfect

I	have	put off
you	have	put off
he/she/it	has	put off
we	have	put off
you	have	put off
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Past Perfect

I	had	put off
you	had	put off
he/she/it	had	put off
we	had	put off
you	had	put off
they	had	put off

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

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By 1609, however, he had found his stride.

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The horse takes on a choppy, short stride.

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