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spiked [spʌɪkt] ADJ.
1. spiked (having spikes):
- spiked helmet/railings
- con puntas
- spiked helmet/railings
- con púas
- spiked helmet/railings
- con pinchos
2. spiked coloq. drink:
- spiked
- con alcohol o droga o veneno
I. spike1 [ingl. am. spaɪk, ingl. brit. spʌɪk] SUST.
1.1. spike:
- spike (pointed object)
- punta f
- spike (pointed object)
- púa f
- spike (pointed object)
- pincho m
- spike (pointed object)
- pinche m Arg.
- spike (on track shoes)
- clavo m
- spike (on track shoes)
- púa f Chile Ven.
- spike (on track shoes)
- carramplón m Col.
1.2. spike:
- spike ELECTR., FÍS.
- pico m
1.3. spike ingl. brit. (for papers):
- spike
- pinchapapeles m
1.4. spike ingl. am.:
- spike, a. spike heel
- → stiletto
2. spike <spikes, pl
> (running shoes):
- spike
- zapatillas fpl de clavos
- spike
- zapatillas fpl de púas Chile Ven.
- spike
- zapatillas fpl con carramplones Col.
- spike
- picos mpl Méx.
3. spike (antler):
- spike
- pitón m
4. spike (in volleyball):
- spike
- remate m
- spike
- remache m
5. spike (sharp increase):
- spike
- aumento m brusco
- a spike in production/demand
- un aumento brusco de la producción/demanda
II. spike1 [ingl. am. spaɪk, ingl. brit. spʌɪk] V. trans.
1. spike (pierce):
- spike
- pinchar
- spike
- clavar
- I spiked my hand on those railings
- me pinché la mano en esa reja
2.1. spike (suppress):
- spike rumor
- silenciar
- spike rumor
- acallar
2.2. spike ingl. brit. (discard, reject):
- spike article/story
- rechazar
3. spike (add sth to) coloq.:
- my drink was spiked
- le echaron algo a mi bebida
- they spiked his lemonade with vodka
- le echaron vodka en la limonada
- a comedy spiked with black humor
- una comedia salpicada de humor negro
4. spike DEP. ball:
- spike (in volleyball)
- rematar
- spike (in volleyball)
- remachar
- spike (in US football)
- lanzar contra el suelo
III. spike1 [ingl. am. spaɪk, ingl. brit. spʌɪk] V. intr.
- spike
- aumentar bruscamente
stiletto <pl stilettos or stilettoes> [ingl. am. stəˈlɛdoʊ, ingl. brit. stɪˈlɛtəʊ] SUST.
1. stiletto (knife):
- stiletto
- estilete m
2. stiletto:
- stiletto, a. stiletto heel
- tacón m de aguja
- stiletto, a. stiletto heel
- taco m aguja Co. Sur
- stiletto, a. stiletto heel
- taco m alfiler Co. Sur
- she was wearing stilettos
- llevaba zapatos (de tacón) de aguja
- she was wearing stilettos
- llevaba zapatos de taco aguja or alfiler Co. Sur
I. gun [ingl. am. ɡən, ingl. brit. ɡʌn] SUST.
1. gun:
- gun (pistol)
- pistola f
- gun (pistol)
- revólver m
- gun (shotgun, rifle)
- escopeta f
- gun (shotgun, rifle)
- fusil m
- gun (shotgun, rifle)
- rifle m
- gun (artillery piece)
- cañón m
- to draw or pull a gun on sb
- apuntar a alguien con una pistola
- to hold a gun to sb's head
- ponerle a alguien una pistola en la sien
- to be under the gun ingl. am. coloq.
- estar muy apremiado
- she's under the gun to meet the deadline
- está muy apremiada por entregar el trabajo dentro del plazo
- she's under the gun to meet the deadline
- le están apretando los tornillos para que entregue el trabajo dentro del plazo coloq.
- to go great guns coloq.
- ir viento en popa or a las mil maravillas
- to spike sb's guns ingl. brit.
- echar por tierra los planes de alguien
- to stick to one's guns
- mantenerse or seguir en sus (or mis etc.) treces
- to stick to one's guns
- mantenerse firme
2. gun:
- starting gun
- pistola f (que da el disparo de salida)
- to jump the gun (act prematurely)
- adelantarse a los acontecimientos
- to jump the gun (in athletics)
- salir en falso or antes de tiempo
3. gun (person):
- gun
- pistolero m / pistolera f
- a hired gun
- un pistolero a sueldo
- the fastest gun in the West
- el pistolero más rápido del Oeste
4. gun TÉC.:
- gun
- pistola f
II. gun <part. pres. gunning; pret., part. pas. gunned> [ingl. am. ɡən, ingl. brit. ɡʌn] V. trans. ingl. am. coloq.
- gun
- acelerar
- they're gaining on us! gun this thing!
- ¡nos están alcanzando! ¡pisa a fondo! coloq.
spike2 [ingl. am. spaɪk, ingl. brit. spʌɪk] SUST.
- spike BOT. (type of bloom)
- inflorescencia f de espiga
- spike BOT. (type of bloom)
- espiga f
- spike (ear of grain)
- espiga f
español
inglés
- carlanca
- spiked collar
- zuro
- spike
- taco aguja
- spike heel
- rejo
- spike
- remache (en vóleibol)
- spike
- tacón de aguja
- spike heel
- jilote
- green spike (of corn/maize)
inglés
español
I. spike [spaɪk] SUST.
1. spike (pointed object):
- spike
- pincho m
2. spike on shoes:
- spike
- clavo m
3. spike pl (running shoes):
- spike
- zapatillas f pl. con clavos
II. spike [spaɪk] V. trans.
- spike
- clavar
spike SUST.
- spike (sharp increase)
- incremento súbito m
- a spike in sth
- un incremento súbito de algo
- there was a spike in the price of oil ej.
- el precio del petróleo se disparó
español
inglés
- zapatillas de clavos
- spiked shoes
- pico (de tensión) m ELECTR.
- spike
- pico (en una gráfica)
- spike
- rejón (barra)
- spike
- rejo
- spike
- tacón de aguja
- spike heel
- púa (espina)
- spike
- erizo
- spike
inglés
español
I. spike [spaɪk] SUST.
1. spike (pointed object):
- spike
- pincho m
2. spike on shoes:
- spike
- clavo m
3. spike pl (running shoes):
- spike
- zapatillas f pl. con clavos
4. spike (increase):
- spike
- pico m
5. spike DEP. (in volleyball):
- spike
- remate m
II. spike [spaɪk] V. trans.
1. spike coloq.:
- to spike a drink
- echarle alcohol a una bebida
2. spike (injure):
- spike
- pinchar
3. spike (secure):
- spike
- clavar
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
- to spike the ball (in volleyball)
- rematar
- to spike the ball (in football)
- lanzar el balón contra el suelo después de conseguir un touchdown
III. spike [spaɪk] V. intr.
- spike
- experimentar un fuerte aumento
español
inglés
- rejo
- spike
- tacón de aguja
- spike heel
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