rock1 [ingl. am. rɑk, ingl. brit. rɒk] SUST.
1. rock U (substance):
- rock
- roca f
- igneous/volcanic rock
- roca ígnea/volcánica
- a great lump of rock
- una roca enorme
- hewn from the rock
- tallado en la roca viva
- as hard as rock
- duro como una piedra
2.1. rock C (crag, cliff):
- rock
- peñasco m
- rock
- peñón m
- my wife was like a rock throughout that time
- mi esposa fue mi puntal durante toda esa época
- the Rock (of Gibraltar)
- el Peñón (de Gibraltar)
- as solid as a rock
- firme or sólido como una roca
2.2. rock C (in sea):
- rock
- roca f
- rock
- escollo m
- the ship ran onto the rocks
- el barco encalló en las rocas
- on the rocks Scotch on the rocks
- whisky con hielo
- their marriage is on the rocks
- su matrimonio anda muy mal
- the business went on the rocks when she left
- el negocio se fue a pique cuando ella se fue
2.3. rock C (boulder):
- rock
- roca f
- “danger falling rocks”
- “desprendimiento de rocas”
- “danger falling rocks”
- zona de derrumbe
2.4. rock C (stone):
- rock
- piedra f
- to throw rocks
- tirar piedras
- to get one's rocks off ingl. am. argot
- tirar argot
- to get one's rocks off ingl. am. argot
- coger Méx. Río Pl. Ven. vulg. argot
- to get one's rocks off ingl. am. argot
- follar Esp. vulg. argot
- to have rocks in one's head ingl. am. argot
- faltarle a alguien un tornillo
3. rock C (jewel):
- rock argot
- piedra f
4. rock U ingl. brit. GASTR.:
- rock
- barra de caramelo de colores
I. rock2 [ingl. am. rɑk, ingl. brit. rɒk] V. intr.
1. rock (gently):
- rock
- mecerse
- rock
- balancearse
- the boat rocked gently on the waves
- el barco se mecía suavemente en las olas
2. rock (violently):
- rock building/ground:
- sacudirse
- rock building/ground:
- estremecerse
- to rock with laughter
- desternillarse de risa
3. rock MÚS.:
- rock
- rocanrolear
- rock
- bailar rock
II. rock2 [ingl. am. rɑk, ingl. brit. rɒk] V. trans.
1. rock (gently):
- rock cradle
- mecer
- rock child
- acunar
- she rocked the child in her arms
- acunó al niño en sus brazos
- he rocked Louise to sleep
- acunó a Louise hasta que se durmió
2. rock (violently):
- rock
- sacudir
- rock
- estremecer
- the scandal rocked New York
- el escándalo convulsionó or conmocionó a Nueva York
III. rock2 [ingl. am. rɑk, ingl. brit. rɒk] SUST. U (music)
- rock
- rock m
- heavy/soft rock
- rock duro/blando
- heavy/soft rock atrbv. band/singer/star/concert
- de rock
- heavy/soft rock music
- rock
glam rock SUST. U
- glam rock
- rock m glam
hard rock SUST. U
- hard rock
- rock m duro
I. rock-bottom [ingl. am. ˈˌrɑk ˈbɑdəm, ingl. brit. rɒkˈbɒtəm] ADJ.
- rock-bottom prices
- precios mpl bajísimos or de saldo
II. rock bottom SUST.
- to hit/reach rock bottom
- tocar fondo
- our morale has reached rock bottom
- nuestra moral ha tocado fondo
- our morale has reached rock bottom
- tenemos la moral por los suelos
rock climber SUST.
- rock climber
- escalador m / escaladora f (de rocas)
rock climbing SUST. U
- rock climbing
- escalada f en roca
rock crystal SUST. U
- rock crystal
- cristal m de roca
rock candy SUST. U ingl. am.
- rock candy
- barra de caramelo de colores
rock garden SUST.
rock garden → rockery
rockery <pl rockeries> [ingl. am. ˈrɑkəri, ingl. brit. ˈrɒk(ə)ri] SUST.
- rockery
- jardín o parte de un jardín con rocas y plantas alpestres
rock1 [rɒk, ingl. am. rɑ:k] SUST.
1. rock GEO.:
- rock
- roca f
- rock in sea
- escollo m
2. rock (music):
- rock
- rock m
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
- to be between a rock and hard place
- estar entre la espada y la pared
- as solid as a rock
- duro como una piedra
- to be on the rocks
- estar sin blanca
- whisky on the rocks
- whisky con hielo
I. rock2 [rɒk, ingl. am. rɑ:k] V. trans.
1. rock (swing):
- rock
- mecer
2. rock (shock):
- rock
- sacudir
II. rock2 [rɒk, ingl. am. rɑ:k] V. intr.
- rock
- balancearse
rock bun SUST., rock cake SUST. ingl. brit., ingl. austr.
- rock bun
- galleta gruesa con pasas u otras frutas secas
rock festival SUST.
- rock festival
- festival m de rock
rock salt SUST. sin pl.
- rock salt
- sal f gema
rock band SUST.
- rock band
- grupo m de rock
rock climber SUST.
- rock climber
- escalador(a) m (f)
rock climbing SUST. sin pl.
- rock climbing
- escalada f en roca
rock star SUST.
- rock star
- estrella f del rock
rock music SUST. sin pl.
- rock music
- música f rock
rock1 [rak] SUST.
1. rock GEO.:
- rock
- roca f
- rock in sea
- escollo m
2. rock (music):
- rock
- rock m
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
- to be stuck between a rock and hard place
- estar entre la espada y la pared
- as solid as a rock
- duro como una piedra
- to be on the rocks
- estar sin blanca
- to be on the rocks
- estar pelado Col.
- whisky on the rocks
- whisky con hielo
I. rock2 [rak] V. trans.
1. rock (swing):
- rock
- mecer
2. rock (shock):
- rock
- sacudir
II. rock2 [rak] V. intr.
- rock
- balancearse
hard rock SUST. MÚS.
- hard rock
- rock m pesado
rock music SUST.
- rock music
- música f rock
rock festival SUST.
- rock festival
- festival m de rock
rock garden SUST.
- rock garden
- jardín m rocoso
rock face SUST.
- rock face
- pared f rocosa
rock climbing SUST.
- rock climbing
- escalada f en roca
rock climber SUST.
- rock climber
- escalador(a) m (f)
rock bottom SUST.
- rock bottom
- fondo m
- to hit rock bottom
- tocar fondo
- to be at rock bottom
- estar por los suelos
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| you | rock |
| they | rock |
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| he/she/it | rocked |
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| you | rocked |
| they | rocked |
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| you | had | rocked |
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| we | had | rocked |
| you | had | rocked |
| they | had | rocked |
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