SQUEAK - Traducción inglés-español

inglés

español

I. squeak [ingl. am. skwik, ingl. brit. skwiːk] SUST.

1. squeak:

squeak (of animal, person)

chillido m

squeak (of hinge, pen)

chirrido m

squeak (of shoes)

crujido m

to give or let out a squeak

pegar un chillido

any messages from New York? — not a squeak

¿algún mensaje de Nueva York? — ni una palabra

any messages from New York? — not a squeak

¿algún mensaje de Nueva York? — ni pío coloq.

I don't want to hear a squeak out of anyone coloq., hum.

no quiero que se oiga ni el vuelo de una mosca

2. squeak (escape) coloq.:

a narrow or ingl. am. also close squeak , we got there in time, but it was a narrow squeak

llegamos a tiempo, pero por un pelo or por los pelos coloq.

she's never actually had an accident, but she's had several narrow squeaks

nunca ha llegado a tener un accidente pero se ha salvado por un pelo or por los pelos varias veces coloq.

II. squeak [ingl. am. skwik, ingl. brit. skwiːk] V. intr.

1. squeak:

squeak animal/person:

chillar

squeak hinge/pen:

chirriar

squeak shoes:

crujir

2. squeak (pass by a narrow margin):

to squeak past/through

pasar raspando coloq.

III. squeak [ingl. am. skwik, ingl. brit. skwiːk] V. trans.

squeak

chillar

squeak

gritar

squeak in V. [ingl. am. skwik -, ingl. brit. skwiːk -] (v + adv)

squeak in

salir elegido por un margen muy estrecho

squeak in

salir elegido por un pelo coloq.

squeak out V. [ingl. am. skwik -, ingl. brit. skwiːk -] ingl. am. (v + adv + o)

squeak out win/victory:

squeak out

conseguir por un pelo coloq.

bubble and squeak SUST. U

bubble and squeak

plato de repollo y papas

español

inglés

chirriar puerta/gozne:

to squeak

rechinar

to squeak

chillido (de un ratón)

squeak

chillar ratón:

to squeak

inglés

español

I. squeak [skwi:k] SUST.

squeak

chirrido m

II. squeak [skwi:k] V. intr.

squeak

chirriar

español

inglés

chirriar (metal)

to squeak

rechinar

to squeak

soltar un gallo

to let out a squeak

inglés

español

I. squeak [skwik] SUST.

squeak

chirrido m

II. squeak [skwik] V. intr.

squeak

chirriar

pip-squeak [ˈpɪp·skwik] SUST. coloq.

pip-squeak

fantoche m

español

inglés

chirriar (metal)

to squeak

rechinar

to squeak

soltar un gallo

to let out a squeak

Present

I	squeak
you	squeak
he/she/it	squeaks
we	squeak
you	squeak
they	squeak

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

The 4 post shaker is commonly used by vehicle manufacturers to investigate squeaks and rattles.

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His over-sized basketball shoes always squeak against the floor/ground, no matter what surface he is walking on.

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Squeak-squeak is not there, but they find jewelry from recent robberies.

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Characters merely squeak when they are shown talking, and the narrator then explains what was said.

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The arboreal salamander can squeak using a different mechanism; it retracts its eyes into its head, forcing air out of its mouth.

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