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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

safe conduct [ingl. am. seɪf kənˈdəkt, ingl. brit.] SUST.

1. safe conduct U (protection):

safe conduct: protección f

2. safe conduct C (document):

safe conduct: salvoconducto m

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

salvoconducto: safe-conduct

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. conduct SUST. U [ingl. am. ˈkɑnˌdəkt, ingl. brit. ˈkɒndʌkt]

1. conduct (behavior):

conduct: conducta f

conduct: comportamiento m

good/bad conduct: buena/mala conducta

good/bad conduct: buen/mal comportamiento

the rules of conduct of the school: las normas de comportamiento del colegio

unprofessional conduct: conducta f poco profesional

2. conduct (management):

her conduct of the investigation was exemplary: la manera or el modo en que condujo la investigación fue ejemplar

II. conduct V. trans. [ingl. am. kənˈdəkt, ingl. brit. kənˈdʌkt]

1. conduct (carry out):

conduct inquiry/experiment: llevar a cabo

conduct inquiry/experiment: realizar

conduct conversation: mantener

to conduct one's own defense: llevar su (or mi etc.) propia defensa

the way he conducted his private life: la manera en que llevaba sus asuntos personales

to conduct business: llevar a cabo actividades comerciales

2. conduct MÚS.:

conduct orchestra/work: dirigir

3. conduct (lead, direct):

conduct visitor/tour/party: guiar

he conducted us to the library form.: nos condujo a la biblioteca form.

4. conduct (transmit):

conduct heat/electricity/liquid: conducir

III. conduct V. v. refl. [ingl. am. kənˈdəkt, ingl. brit. kənˈdʌkt]

to conduct oneself: conducirse form.

to conduct oneself: comportarse

IV. conduct V. intr. [ingl. am. kənˈdəkt, ingl. brit. kənˈdʌkt] MÚS.

conduct: dirigir

I. safe <safer, safest> [ingl. am. seɪf, ingl. brit. seɪf] ADJ.

1.1. safe (secure from danger):

safe pred: seguro

the money will be safe here: el dinero estará seguro aquí

his reputation is safe: su reputación está a salvo

you are not safe here: corres peligro aquí

keep these documents safe: guarda estos documentos en un lugar seguro

your secret is safe with me: puedes confiar en que guardaré tu secreto

to be safe from sb/sth at least we're safe from the threat of dismissal: por lo menos no corremos peligro de que nos despidan

we'll be safe from prying eyes/from him here: aquí estaremos a salvo de curiosos/de él

she's safe from any immediate danger: está fuera de peligro inmediato

no one is safe from her sharp tongue: nadie está a salvo or nadie se salva de su lengua mordaz

safe pair of hands: persona en la que se puede confiar

1.2. safe (unharmed) pred:

they were found safe and well or safe and sound: los encontraron sanos y salvos

thank God you're safe: gracias a Dios no te ha pasado nada

all the passengers are safe: ningún pasajero resultó herido

all the passengers are safe: todos los pasajeros resultaron ilesos

1.3. safe (offering protection):

safe haven/refuge: seguro

keep the medicine in a safe place: guarde la medicina en (un) lugar seguro

2. safe (not dangerous):

safe: seguro

that ladder isn't very safe: esa escalera no es muy segura

is the water safe to drink?: ¿se puede beber el agua sin peligro?

do you think it's safe to go out now?: ¿crees que ya no hay peligro y se puede salir?

have a safe journey: (que tengas) buen viaje

3. safe (not risky):

safe investment: seguro

safe investment: sin riesgo

safe method/contraceptive: seguro

safe method/contraceptive: fiable

he's a very safe driver: conduce con prudencia

it's a pretty safe bet that he will win: (de) seguro que gana él

it's safe to say that …: se puede decir sin temor a equivocarse que …

they opted for the safe choice: fueron a lo seguro

a safe seat POL.: una circunscripción donde la victoria está prácticamente asegurada

buy six bottles to be on the safe side: compra seis botellas para que no vaya a faltar or para mayor seguridad

we'd better leave at four o'clock to be on the safe side: mejor salgamos a las cuatro por si acaso or por las dudas

better (to be) safe than sorry: más vale prevenir que curar

II. safe [ingl. am. seɪf, ingl. brit. seɪf] SUST.

1. safe (for valuables):

safe: caja f fuerte

safe: caja f de caudales

safe cracker or ingl. brit. breaker: ladrón m de cajas fuertes / ladrona f de cajas fuertes

safe cracker or ingl. brit. breaker: desvalijador m de cajas fuertes / desvalijadora f de cajas fuertes

2. safe (condom) ingl. am.:

safe coloq.: globo m coloq.

safe coloq.: paracaídas m coloq.

safe coloq.: condón m

safe coloq.: forro m Río Pl. coloq.

I. play [ingl. am. pleɪ, ingl. brit. pleɪ] SUST.

1.1. play U (recreation):

play: juego m

they learn through play: aprenden jugando or a través del juego

she watched them at play: los observaba mientras jugaban

to make great play of sth: poner gran énfasis en algo

1.2. play U DEP.:

play: juego m

play was interrupted: se interrumpió el juego or el partido

the ball is out of play: la pelota está fuera de juego

to bring sth/come into play: poner algo/entrar en juego

1.3. play C (turn, move):

it's your play now: te toca (a ti)

1.4. play C ingl. am. DEP. (maneuver):

play: jugada f

to make a play for sb/sth also ingl. brit. he made a play for her: trató de ganársela or de conquistársela

the company made a play for ownership of ABC Industries: la compañía intentó hacerse con ABC Industries

2. play U (interplay):

play: juego m

the play of light and shadow: el juego de luces y sombras

3. play U (slack) TÉC.:

play: juego m

there's not enough play in the schedule: el plan de trabajo es demasiado apretado or no deja ningún margen

to give sth full play: dar rienda suelta a algo

4. play C TEAT.:

play: obra f (de teatro)

play: pieza f (teatral)

play: comedia f

5. play C (pun):

a play on words: un juego de palabras

II. play [ingl. am. pleɪ, ingl. brit. pleɪ] V. trans.

1.1. play hopscotch/leapfrog:

play: jugar a

let's play house: vamos a jugar a las madres or a las visitas

to play a joke/trick on sb: hacerle or gastarle una broma/una jugarreta a alguien

1.2. play:

play football/chess: jugar amer. excl Río Pl.

play football/chess: jugar a Esp. Río Pl.

play set/tournament: jugar

she plays tennis: juega tenis

she plays tennis: juega al tenis Esp. Río Pl.

2.1. play (compete against):

play opponent/team: jugar contra

we're playing them in the finals: en la final jugamos contra ellos

to play sb at sth I used to play her at chess: jugaba ajedrez con ella

to play sb at sth I used to play her at chess: jugaba al ajedrez con ella Esp. Río Pl.

2.2. play:

play ball: pasar

play card: tirar

play card: jugar

play piece: mover

2.3. play (in particular position):

play inside left/quarterback: jugar de

which position are you playing?: ¿en qué posición juegas?

which position are you playing?: ¿de qué juegas?

2.4. play (use in game):

play reserve: alinear

play reserve: sacar a jugar

3. play (gamble on):

play: jugar a

to play the horses/dogs coloq.: jugar a los caballos/galgos

to play the market FIN.: jugar a la bolsa

4.1. play instrument:

play: tocar

to play the piano/the clarinet: tocar el piano/el clarinete

4.2. play:

play piece: tocar

play piece: interpretar form.

play note: tocar

5.1. play TEAT.:

play villain/Hamlet: representar el papel de

play villain/Hamlet: hacer de

play villain/Hamlet: actuar de

don't play the clown!: ¡no (te) hagas el payaso!

don't play the clown!: ¡no hagas payasadas!

don't play the innocent with me!: ¡no te me hagas el inocente!

5.2. play TEAT.:

play drama: representar

play drama: dar

play scene: representar

to play it cool: hacer como si nada

to play (it) dumb: hacerse el tonto

to play (it) safe: ir a la segura

to play (it) safe: no arriesgarse

to play (it) smart: ser listo

to play (it) straight: ser sincero or honesto

to play (it) straight LIT., TEAT.: representar el papel sin artificios

to play (it) straight LIT., TEAT.: actuar con naturalidad

5.3. play TEAT.:

play theater/town: actuar en

6. play AUDIO:

play tape/record: poner

they only play classical music (on radio): solo tocan or pasan música clásica

7. play (treat) liter.:

to play sb fair: tratar bien a alguien

to play sb false: engañar a alguien

8. play (move) + adv. compl.:

to play the spotlight over the stage: recorrer el escenario con el reflector

they played the hoses over the blaze: movían las mangueras sobre las llamas

9. play (in angling) DEP.:

play fish: agotar

III. play [ingl. am. pleɪ, ingl. brit. pleɪ] V. intr.

1. play (amuse oneself):

play children:: jugar

we tried to persuade him but he wouldn't play coloq.: tratamos de convencerlo pero no quiso saber nada

to play at sth: jugar a algo

they were playing at cops and robbers: estaban jugando a ladrones y policías

what are you playing at?: ¿a qué estás jugando?

what are you playing at?: ¿qué es lo que te propones?

to play with sb/sth: jugar con alguien/algo

she played with her toys/friends: jugaba con sus juguetes/amigos

I played with the idea: lo pensé

I played with the idea: le di vueltas a la idea

I feel you're just playing with me: me parece que solo estás jugando conmigo or que te estás burlando de mí

to play with words: jugar con las palabras

we don't have much time/money to play with: no disponemos de mucho tiempo/de mucho dinero

to play with oneself eufem.: toquetearse eufem.

to play fast and loose with sb/sth: jugar con alguien/algo

2. play:

play JUEGOS, DEP.: jugar

play!: ¡que empiece el juego!

to play for money: jugar por dinero

whose turn is it to play?: ¿a quién le toca (jugar)?

the court is playing well today: la cancha está en buenas condiciones hoy

to play fair: jugar limpio

to play fair with sb: ser justo con alguien

to play straight with sb: ser sincero con alguien

3.1. play TEAT.:

play cast:: actuar

play cast:: trabajar

play show:: ser representado

the musical has been playing to packed houses: el musical ha estado llenando las salas

3.2. play (pretend):

to play dead: hacerse el muerto

to play hard to get: hacerse el (or la etc.) interesante

4. play MÚS.:

play musician:: tocar

he's going to play for us: nos va a tocar algo

there was military music playing all day (on radio): tocaron or pasaron música militar todo el día

5. play (move):

lights played across the night sky: un juego de luces recorrió el cielo nocturno

a smile played about his lips: un atisbo de sonrisa rondaba sus labios

en el diccionario PONS

salvoconducto: safe-conduct

salvaguardia: safe-conduct

en el diccionario PONS

I. conduct [kənˈdʌkt, ingl. am. ˈkɑ:n-] V. trans.

1. conduct (carry out):

conduct: llevar a cabo

2. conduct (direct):

conduct: dirigir

to conduct a business: conducir un negocio

to conduct the religious service: dirigir un oficio religioso

to conduct the religious service (guide): guiar

3. conduct (behave):

to conduct oneself: comportarse

4. conduct ELECTR., FÍS. (transmit):

conduct: conducir

II. conduct [kənˈdʌkt, ingl. am. ˈkɑ:n-] V. intr. MÚS.

conduct: llevar la batuta

III. conduct [kənˈdʌkt, ingl. am. ˈkɑ:n-] SUST. sin pl.

1. conduct (management):

conduct: dirección f

2. conduct (behaviour):

conduct: conducta f

sb's conduct towards sb: el comportamiento de alguien hacia alguien

I. safe [seɪf] ADJ.

1. safe (free of danger):

safe: seguro, -a

safe driver: prudente

at a safe distance: a una distancia prudente

it is not safe to ...: es peligroso...

just to be safe: por precaución

safe journey!: ¡buen viaje!

2. safe (secure):

safe: salvo, -a

to feel safe: sentirse a salvo

to keep sth in a safe place: guardar algo en un lugar seguro

to put sth somewhere safe: poner algo a buen recaudo

to win by a safe margin: ganar con un amplio margen

3. safe (certain):

safe: seguro, -a

a safe seat: un escaño fijo

a safe bet: una apuesta segura

4. safe (trustworthy):

safe: de fiar

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to be on the safe side ...: para mayor seguridad...

it is better to be safe than sorry provb.: más vale prevenir que curar provb.

safe and sound: sano y salvo

II. safe [seɪf] SUST.

safe: caja f de caudales

en el diccionario PONS

salvaguardia: safe-conduct

en el diccionario PONS

I. conduct¹ [ˌkən·ˈdʌkt] V. trans.

1. conduct (carry out):

conduct: llevar a cabo

2. conduct (direct):

conduct: dirigir

to conduct a business: conducir un negocio

to conduct a religious service: dirigir un oficio religioso

to conduct a religious service (guide): guiar

3. conduct (behave):

to conduct oneself: comportarse

4. conduct ELECTR., FÍS. (transmit):

conduct: conducir

II. conduct¹ [ˌkən·ˈdʌkt] V. intr. MÚS.

conduct: llevar la batuta

conduct² [ˈkan·dʌkt] SUST.

1. conduct (management):

conduct: dirección f

2. conduct (behavior):

conduct: conducta f

sb's conduct towards sb: el comportamiento de alguien hacia alguien

I. safe [seɪf] ADJ.

1. safe (free of danger):

safe: seguro, -a

safe driver: prudente

at a safe distance: a una distancia prudencial

it is not safe to...: es peligroso... +infin

just to be safe: por precaución

have a safe trip!: ¡buen viaje!

2. safe (secure):

safe: salvo, -a

to feel safe: sentirse a salvo

to keep sth in a safe place: guardar algo en (un) lugar seguro

to put sth somewhere safe: poner algo a buen recaudo

to win by a safe margin: ganar con un amplio margen

3. safe (certain):

safe: seguro, -a

a safe bet: una apuesta segura

4. safe (trustworthy):

safe: de fiar

to be in safe hands: estar en buenas manos

5. safe (not out in baseball):

safe: a salvo

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to be on the safe side...: para mayor seguridad...

it is better to be safe than sorry provb.: más vale prevenir que curar provb.

safe and sound: sano y salvo

II. safe [seɪf] SUST.

safe: caja f fuerte

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