SMACK - Traducción inglés-español

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

inglés

español

I. smack¹ [ingl. am. smæk, ingl. brit. smak] SUST.

1. smack (slap, blow):

smack

manotazo m

smack

manotada f

smack

palmada f amer.

a smack on the bottom

un azote

a smack in the face coloq.

una bofetada

a smack in the face coloq.

una cachetada amer.

you'll get a smack!

mira que te van a pegar

2. smack (sound):

smack

chasquido m

3. smack (kiss):

smack

besote m coloq.

smack

beso m sonoro

smack

beso m tronado Méx.

II. smack¹ [ingl. am. smæk, ingl. brit. smak] V. trans.

1. smack (slap):

smack child

pegarle a (con la mano)

he smacked him really hard

le pegó fuerte (con la mano)

you'll get your bottom smacked

te voy a dar una paliza

you'll get your bottom smacked

te voy a dar unas palmadas amer.

you'll get your bottom smacked

te voy a dar una nalgada Méx.

he smacked the ball into the crowd

de un manotazo mandó la pelota a la tribuna

2. smack (punch):

smack coloq.

darle un puñetazo a coloq.

smack coloq.

darle una piña a coloq.

so I smacked him one

así que le di un puñetazo coloq.

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to smack one's lips

relamerse

III. ingl. am. also smack dab ADV.

ingl. am. also smack dab coloq.:

she lives smack in the center of town

vive justo en el centro or en pleno centro de la ciudad

she kissed him smack on the mouth

lo besó en la mismísima boca

smack in the middle

justo en el medio

he went smack into a tree

se dio contra un árbol

smack² [ingl. am. smæk, ingl. brit. smak] V. intr.

smack to smack of:

to smack of

oler a

smack³ [ingl. am. smæk, ingl. brit. smak] SUST. (boat)

smack

barca f de pesca

smack⁴ [ingl. am. smæk, ingl. brit. smak] SUST. U (heroin)

smack argot

caballo m argot

smack argot

heroína f

español

inglés

chuic

smack!

chas

smack!

mua

smack!

besote

smack ingl. am. coloq.

moles

smack! coloq.

soplamocos

smack coloq.

en el diccionario PONS

inglés

español

I. smack¹ [smæk] V. trans.

1. smack (slap):

smack

dar un manotazo a

2. smack (hit noisily):

smack

golpear

to smack one's lips

relamerse los labios

II. smack¹ [smæk] SUST.

1. smack coloq.:

smack (slap)

bofetada f

smack (soft blow)

palmada f

2. smack coloq. (kiss):

smack

besazo m

3. smack (loud noise):

smack

ruido m fuerte

III. smack¹ [smæk] ADV.

1. smack (exactly):

smack

exactamente

2. smack (completely):

smack

de lleno

smack² [smæk] SUST. sin pl. coloq. (heroin)

smack

heroína f

smack of V. intr.

smack of

oler a

español

inglés

manotazo

smack

dar manotazos

to smack

bofetada

smack ingl. am.

majar

to smack

galleta

smack

caballo

smack

hostia (bofetada)

smack

de medio a medio

smack on

en el diccionario PONS

inglés

español

I. smack [smæk] V. trans.

1. smack (slap):

smack

dar un manotazo a

2. smack (hit noisily):

smack

golpear

to smack one's lips

relamerse los labios

II. smack [smæk] SUST.

1. smack coloq.:

smack (slap)

bofetada f

smack (soft blow)

palmada f

2. smack coloq. (kiss):

smack

besazo m

3. smack (loud noise):

smack

ruido m fuerte

III. smack [smæk] ADV.

1. smack (with a loud noise):

smack

haciendo un fuerte ruido

2. smack (directly):

smack

justamente

smack in the middle

justo en el medio

smack of V. intr.

smack of

oler a

smack bang in the middle of the road

en el mismísimo centro de la carretera

español

inglés

manotazo

smack

dar manotazos

to smack

bofetada

smack

galleta

smack

hostia

smack

caballo

smack

Present

I	smack
you	smack
he/she/it	smacks
we	smack
you	smack
they	smack

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

At its most nefarious, the current method of developing educational structures seems to smack of neocolonialism.

www.fairobserver.com

By repeating twisted facts and perceptions, we manufacture truths that smack of majoritarianism.

www.firstpost.com

To begin with, he avoids anything that might smack of belief.

www.telegraph.co.uk

The biggest smack of it all is, what's to prevent this from happening every year?

sportsday.dallasnews.com

People say our demands smack of communalism.

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