REARING - Traducción inglés-español

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I. rear¹ [ingl. am. rɪr, ingl. brit. rɪə] SUST.

1. rear U (back part):

rear

parte f trasera

rear

parte f posterior

rear

parte f de atrás

a room at or ingl. am. also in the rear of the building

una habitación en la parte trasera or en la parte de atrás del edificio

the courtyard at or ingl. am. also in the rear of the building

el patio de detrás del edificio

the rear of the train

los últimos vagones del tren

she sat in the rear MOTOR

iba sentada atrás or en el asiento trasero

the people at or ingl. am. also in the rear couldn't hear

la gente que estaba al fondo no oía

2. rear U (of column, procession):

the rear

la retaguardia

to bring up the rear

cerrar la marcha

3. rear C (buttocks):

rear coloq.

trasero m coloq.

II. rear¹ [ingl. am. rɪr, ingl. brit. rɪə] ADJ.

rear window/wheel:

rear

de atrás

rear

trasero

the rear entrance

la puerta de atrás

rear lamp or light ingl. brit. MOTOR

luz f trasera or de atrás

the rear windows overlook a garden

las ventanas de atrás or del fondo dan a un jardín

I. rear² V. trans.

1. rear (raise):

rear child/cattle/horses

criar

2. rear (lift):

rear head

levantar

II. rear² V. intr.

1. rear horse:

rear

empinarse

rear

pararse en dos patas amer.

rear (with anger, fear)

encabritarse

2. rear (tower):

rear

erguirse

rear

alzarse

the mountains reared before us

las montañas se erguían or se alzaban ante nosotros

I. head [ingl. am. hɛd, ingl. brit. hɛd] SUST.

1. head ANAT.:

head

cabeza f

to nod one's head

asentir con la cabeza

to shake one's head (meaning no)

negar con la cabeza

to shake one's head (meaning yes) ingl. am.

asentir con la cabeza

my head aches/hurts

me duele la cabeza

a fine head of hair

una buena cabellera

to stand on one's head

pararse de cabeza amer.

to stand on one's head

hacer el pino Esp.

I fell asleep as soon as my head touched the pillow

me quedé dormido en cuanto puse la cabeza en la almohada

from head to foot or toe

de pies a cabeza

from head to foot or toe

de arriba (a) abajo

he's a head taller than his brother

le lleva or le saca una cabeza a su hermano

to win/lose by a head HÍP.

ganar/perder por una cabeza

go and boil your head! argot, arcznte.

¡vete a freír espárragos! coloq.

head over heels she tripped and went head over heels down the steps

tropezó y cayó rodando escaleras abajo

to be head over heels in love

estar locamente or perdidamente enamorado

he fell head over heels in love with her

se enamoró locamente or perdidamente de ella

heads up! ingl. am. coloq.

¡ojo! coloq.

heads up! ingl. am. coloq.

¡cuidado!

heads will roll

van a rodar cabezas

on your/his (own) head be it

la responsabilidad es tuya/suya

on your/his (own) head be it

allá te las compongas/se las componga coloq.

they need their heads knocked together ingl. brit.

necesitan que les den una buena lección

to bang one's head against a (brick) wall

darse (con) la cabeza contra la pared

to bang one's head against a (brick) wall

darse (de) cabezazos contra la pared

to be able to do sth standing on one's head

poder hacer algo con los ojos cerrados

to bite or snap sb's head off

echarle una bronca a alguien coloq.

to bury one's head in the sand

hacer como el avestruz

to get one's head down coloq. (work hard)

ponerse a trabajar en serio

to get one's head down (settle for sleep) ingl. brit.

irse a dormir

to give head vulg. argot

mamarla vulg. argot

to give head vulg. argot

chuparla vulg. argot

to give sb her/his head

darle rienda suelta a alguien

to give a horse its head

soltarle las riendas a un caballo

to go over sb's head (bypassing hierarchy)

pasar por encima de alguien

(exceeding comprehension) his lecture went straight over my head

no entendí nada de su conferencia

my sarcasm went right over his head

no captó mi sarcasmo

the discussion was way above my head

la discusión era muy complicada para mí

to go to sb's head

subírsele a la cabeza a alguien

the wine's gone to my head

se me ha subido el vino a la cabeza

the promotion's gone right to her head

el ascenso se le ha subido a la cabeza

to hang one's head

bajar la cabeza

to have a big or swelled or ingl. brit. swollen head

ser un creído

to have a big or swelled or ingl. brit. swollen head

tenérselo muy creído Esp.

don't tell him or he'll get a swelled or ingl. brit. swollen head

no se lo digas, que se le van a subir los humos a la cabeza

to have one's head in the clouds

tener la cabeza llena de pájaros

to hold one's head up or high or up high

ir con la cabeza bien alta

with head held high

con la cabeza bien alta

to keep one's head above water

mantenerse a flote

to keep one's head down (avoid attention)

mantenerse al margen

to keep one's head down (work hard)

no levantar la cabeza

to keep one's head down literal (keep head lowered)

no levantar la cabeza

to knock sth on the head coloq.

dar al traste con algo

to laugh one's head off

reírse a mandíbula batiente

to laugh one's head off

desternillarse de (la) risa

to scream/shout one's head off

gritar a voz en cuello

to lay or put one's head on the block for sb

jugarse por alguien

to make head or tail or ingl. am. also heads or tails of sth, I can't make head or tail of it

para mí esto no tiene ni pies ni cabeza

can you make head or tail of these figures?

¿tú entiendes estas cifras?

I've never been able to make head or tail of her

nunca he logrado entenderla

to rear one's ugly head racism/fascism reared its ugly head again

volvió a aparecer el fantasma del racismo/fascismo

to stand/be head and shoulders above sb (be superior)

darle cien vueltas a alguien

to stand/be head and shoulders above sb (be superior)

estar muy por encima de alguien

literal (be taller) he is a good head and shoulders above his elder brother

le lleva más de una cabeza a su hermano mayor

to stand or turn sth on its head

darle la vuelta a algo

to stand or turn sth on its head

poner algo patas arriba coloq.

to stand or turn sth on its head

dar vuelta algo Co. Sur

to turn sb's head the sort of good looks that turn heads

el tipo de belleza que llama la atención or que hace que la gente se vuelva a mirar

a girl who'd turn any young man's head

una chica capaz de trastornar or de volver loco a cualquier joven

winning the competition turned her head

el haber ganado el concurso se le subió a la cabeza

atrbv. head injury

lesión f en la cabeza

head wound

herida f en la cabeza

2. head (mind, brain):

head

cabeza f

my head was reeling or spinning

la cabeza me daba vueltas

I said the first thing that came into my head

dije lo primero que se me ocurrió or que me vino a la cabeza

I've got all the figures in my head

tengo todos los datos en la cabeza

she added it up in her head

hizo la suma mentalmente

don't worry or bother your head about that

no te calientes la cabeza con eso

don't worry or bother your head about that

no le des más vueltas al asunto

he needs his head examined

está or anda mal de la cabeza

he has an old head on young shoulders

es muy maduro para su edad

she has a good head for business/figures

tiene cabeza para los negocios/los números

I've no head for heights

sufro de vértigo

I need to keep a clear head for the interview

tengo que estar despejado para la entrevista

use your head!

¡usa la cabeza!

use your head!

¡piensa un poco!

if we put our heads together, we'll be able to think of something

si lo pensamos juntos, algo se nos ocurrirá

it never entered my head that …

ni se me pasó por la cabeza or jamás pensé que …

to get sth into sb's head

meterle algo en la cabeza a alguien

he's got it into his head that …

se le ha metido en la cabeza que …

me, a Buddhist? what put that (idea) into your head?

¿yo budista? ¿de dónde sacaste eso?

she took it into her head to become an actress

se le antojó or se le metió en la cabeza que quería ser actriz

to be off one's head coloq.

estar chiflado coloq.

to be off one's head coloq.

estar or andar mal de la cabeza

to be out of one's head argot (on drugs)

estar flipado or volado argot

to be out of one's head argot (on drugs)

estar volando Col. argot

to be out of one's head argot (on drugs)

estar hasta atrás Méx. argot

to be out of one's head (drunk)

estar como una cuba coloq.

to be soft or weak in the head

estar mal de la cabeza

are you soft in the head or something?

¿pero tú estás mal de la cabeza?

are you soft in the head or something?

¿pero a ti te falta un tornillo? coloq.

to have one's head screwed on (right or the right way) coloq.

tener la cabeza bien puesta

to keep/lose one's head

mantener/perder la calma

two heads are better than one

cuatro ojos ven más que dos

to be in over one's head

estar metido en honduras

3.1. head:

head (of celery)

cabeza f

head (of nail, tack, pin)

cabeza f

head (of spear, arrow)

punta f

head (of hammer)

cotillo m

head (of hammer)

cabeza f

head (of cane, stick)

puño m

head (of pimple)

punta f

head (of pimple)

cabeza f

head (on beer)

espuma f

head (of river)

cabecera f

a head of lettuce

una lechuga

3.2. head (top end):

head (of bed, table)

cabecera f

head (of page, letter)

encabezamiento m

head (of procession, line)

cabeza f

at the head of the list

encabezando la lista, a la cabeza de la lista

Napoleon was advancing at the head of 100, 000 men

Napoleón avanzaba a la cabeza de 100.000 hombres

he retired after 20 years at the head of the company

se jubiló tras 20 años al frente or a la cabeza de la compañía

4.1. head (chief):

head

director m / directora f

administrative/executive head

director administrativo/ejecutivo

section head

jefe m de sección / jefa f de sección

head of state/government

jefe de Estado/de Gobierno

the head of the household

el jefe or el cabeza de familia

atrbv. head buyer

jefe m de compras / jefa f de compras

head coach (in US football)

primer entrenador m / primera entrenadora f

head cook

primer cocinero m / primera cocinera f

head cook

jefe m de cocina / jefa f de cocina

head girl/boy ingl. brit. ENS.

alumno elegido para representar al alumnado de un colegio

4.2. head esp ingl. brit. :

head teacher

director m (de colegio) / directora f (de colegio)

5.1. head (person):

$15 per head

15 dólares por cabeza or persona

$500 per head of (the) population

500 dólares por habitante

to count heads

contar cabezas

5.2. head <pl head> AGR. GANAD.:

700 head of cattle/sheep

700 cabezas de ganado vacuno/ovino

6. head (crisis):

to come to a head

hacer crisis

to come to a head

llegar a un punto crítico

she brought things to a head by issuing an ultimatum

llevó las cosas a un punto crítico al darles un ultimátum

his arrival brought the conflict to a head

su llegada hizo estallar el conflicto

7.1. head (height of water):

you need a head of 4ft for the shower

el tanque de agua tiene que estar 4 pies más alto que la ducha

7.2. head (pressure):

a head of steam

presión f de vapor

8.1. head (magnetic device):

head AUDIO, INFORM.

cabeza f

head AUDIO, INFORM.

cabezal m

8.2. head (of a drill):

head

cabezal m

8.3. head:

cylinder head

culata f

9.1. head (heading):

head

encabezamiento m

under separate heads

bajo encabezamientos diferentes

9.2. head PRENSA:

head

titular m

10. head GEOGR.:

head

cabo m

11.1. head NÁUT. (bow of a ship):

head

proa f

11.2. head NÁUT. (top of a sail):

head

gratil m

11.3. head NÁUT. (toilet):

head also pl

letrinas fpl

12. head (addict) argot:

acid head

enganchado m al ácido / enganchada f al ácido coloq.

acid head

metelón m de ácido / metelona f de ácido Col. argot

pot head

enganchado m a la hierba / enganchada f a la hierba coloq.

pot head

metelón m de marihuana / metelona f de marihuana Col. argot

II. head [ingl. am. hɛd, ingl. brit. hɛd] V. trans.

1.1. head:

head march/procession

encabezar

head march/procession

ir a la cabeza de

head list

encabezar

with López still heading the field, the runners …

los corredores, con López todavía a la cabeza or en cabeza, …

1.2. head:

head revolt

acaudillar

head revolt

ser el cabecilla de

head team

capitanear

head expedition/department

dirigir

head expedition/department

estar al frente de

2. head (direct) + adv. compl.:

head vehicle/ship

dirigir

perhaps you could head me toward the nearest bank

¿me podría indicar dónde queda el banco más próximo?

which way are you headed?

¿hacia or para dónde vas?

they're headed for defeat

van camino de la derrota

3. head (in soccer):

head ball

cabecear

4.1. head page/chapter:

head

encabezar

4.2. head <headed, part. pas. >:

headed ingl. brit.

con membrete

headed ingl. brit.

membretado

headed ingl. brit.

membreteado And.

III. head [ingl. am. hɛd, ingl. brit. hɛd] V. intr.

the car was heading west

el coche iba en dirección oeste

where are you heading?

¿hacia or para dónde vas?

we were heading in the direction of Santiago

íbamos camino de Santiago or con rumbo a Santiago

we were heading in the direction of Santiago

nos dirigíamos a Santiago

I think we're heading in the right direction

creo que vamos bien encaminados or por buen camino

it's time we were heading back

ya va siendo hora de que volvamos or regresemos

rear-engined [ˌrɪərˈɛndʒɪnd] ADJ.

rear-engined car:

rear-engined

con motor trasero

rear admiral SUST.

rear admiral

contraalmirante m

rear up V. (v + adv)

1. rear up horse:

rear up

empinarse

rear up

pararse en dos patas amer.

rear up (with anger, fear)

encabritarse

2. rear up (tower):

rear up

erguirse

rear up

alzarse

the mountains reared up before us

las montañas se erguían or se alzaban ante nosotros

rear end SUST. coloq.

rear end

trasero m coloq.

hand-rear [ˈhændˈrɪr, ˌhændˈrɪə(r)] V. trans.

hand-rear

criar como animal doméstico

rear-wheel drive [ingl. am. ˈrɪ(ə)r ˌ(h)wil ˈˌdraɪv, ingl. brit.] SUST. U

rear-wheel drive

tracción f trasera

español

inglés

crianza

rearing

cristal trasero

rear windshield ingl. am.

cristal trasero

rear windscreen ingl. brit.

en el diccionario PONS

inglés

español

Entrada de OpenDict

rearing SUST.

rearing

crianza f

rearing

educación f

to take over the rearing of sb

asumir la crianza de alguien

I. rear¹ [rɪəʳ, ingl. am. rɪr] ADJ.

rear light

trasero, -a

rear leg, wheel

posterior

II. rear¹ [rɪəʳ, ingl. am. rɪr] SUST.

1. rear (back part):

rear

parte f trasera

2. rear coloq. (buttocks):

rear

trasero m

3. rear MILIT.:

rear

retaguardia f

to bring up the rear

cerrar la marcha

I. rear² [rɪəʳ, ingl. am. rɪr] V. trans.

1. rear (bring up):

rear child, animals

criar

2. rear (raise):

to rear one's head

levantar la cabeza

II. rear² [rɪəʳ, ingl. am. rɪr] V. intr.

rear horse:

rear

encabritarse

to rear above sth

erguirse por encima de algo

rear admiral SUST. MILIT.

rear admiral

contraalmirante mf

rear-wheel drive SUST.

rear-wheel drive

tracción f trasera

rear view mirror SUST.

rear view mirror

retrovisor m

Entrada de OpenDict

rear V.

rear it's [ugly] head (show itself) fig

asomar la cabeza fig

español

inglés

vaquería (explotación)

cattle-rearing

cría

rearing

zaguero (-a)

rear

en el diccionario PONS

inglés

español

I. rear¹ [rɪr] ADJ.

rear light

trasero, -a

rear leg, wheel

posterior

II. rear¹ [rɪr] SUST.

1. rear (back part):

rear

parte f trasera

2. rear coloq. (buttocks):

rear

trasero m

3. rear MILIT.:

rear

retaguardia f

to bring up the rear

cerrar la marcha

to bring up the rear

cubrir la retaguardia

I. rear² [rɪr] V. trans.

1. rear (bring up):

rear child, animals

criar

2. rear (raise):

to rear one's head

levantar la cabeza

II. rear² [rɪr] V. intr.

rear horse:

rear

encabritarse

to rear above sth

erguirse por encima de algo

rear admiral SUST. MILIT.

rear admiral

contraalmirante mf

rear guard [ˈrɪr·gard] SUST.

rear guard

retaguardia f

to fight a rear guard action

resistir en lo posible

rear-wheel drive SUST.

rear-wheel drive

tracción f trasera

español

inglés

vaquería (explotación)

cattle-rearing

cría

rearing

luz trasera

rear light

parte trasera

rear

propulsión trasera

rear-wheel drive

rueda trasera

rear wheel

enarcar

to rear

cocuyo

rear light

Present

I	rear
you	rear
he/she/it	rears
we	rear
you	rear
they	rear

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

Overall, the cars main advantages were its comfort for driver and rear passengers, the large boot capacity, low-noise levels and the quality of the steering.

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Jaguar had little experience with four-wheel drive systems at the time, having previously only produced rear-wheel drive cars.

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Two bosses stand out at the rear of the helmet, at the centre of embossed flowers.

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In 2007, the mall began a renovation to the exterior entrances in the rear as well as an updated look on the interior.

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Her husband takes revenge by leaving her to romance a talking male horse, whom the man persuades to penetrate her in the rear-end.

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