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straight
recta

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. straight <straighter straightest> [ingl. am. streɪt, ingl. brit. streɪt] ADJ.

1.1. straight (not curved or wavy):

straight line/stick/nose/edge
straight hair
straight hair
straight road
straight road
straight skirt/coat
to walk in a straight line
keep your knees straight
he walks with a straight back
a straight left/right DEP.
straight cylinders MOTOR

1.2. straight (level, upright, vertical) pred:

to be straight
is this picture (hanging) straight?
is my tie straight?
your tie isn't straight

2. straight (in order) pred:

is my hair straight?
I have to get or put my room straight
I need a few days to put or set or get my affairs straight
if I pay for the coffees, we'll be straight
if I pay for the coffees, we'll be straight
to get sth straight let's get this straight
to put or set sb straight about sth
aclararle algo a alguien
I soon put him straight

3.1. straight (direct, clear):

straight denial/refusal
straight denial/refusal
I made $20, 000 straight profit
to vote straight Democrat
it's a straight fight
she got straight A's

3.2. straight (unmixed):

straight gin/vodka
I always have my Scotch straight

4. straight (honest, frank):

straight question
all I want is a straight yes or no

5. straight (successive):

he won in straight sets DEP.
she's had five straight wins
she's had five straight wins
this is the fifth straight day it's happened ingl. am.
a straight flush JUEGOS
a straight flush JUEGOS

6.1. straight (serious):

straight play/actor
straight play/actor
straight composer

6.2. straight (conventional):

straight coloq.
straight sex

6.3. straight (heterosexual):

straight coloq.

II. straight [ingl. am. streɪt, ingl. brit. streɪt] ADV.

1.1. straight (in a straight line):

straight walk
she looked straight ahead/up
the truck was coming straight at me
the truck was coming straight at me
I aimed straight for his heart
he made straight for the bar

1.2. straight (erect):

straight sit/stand
sit up straight

2.1. straight (directly):

straight
I came straight home from work
they walked straight in

2.2. straight (immediately):

I went out straight after dinner
I went out straight after dinner
I'll bring it straight back
she said straight off she wasn't paying coloq.
I'll come straight to the point
if you do that again, you go straight to bed

3.1. straight coloq. (frankly):

straight
give it to me straight, Meg, am I going to get better?
she told him straight out

3.2. straight coloq. (honestly):

are you playing straight with me?
to go straight he swore he'd go straight
I'm going straight
I'm going straight

4. straight (clearly):

straight see/think
I can't think straight

5. straight TEAT.:

straight play

6. straight (at fixed price) coloq.:

they sell at 50 cents straight

III. straight [ingl. am. streɪt, ingl. brit. streɪt] SUST.

1.1. straight (on race track) DEP.:

the straight
to reach/enter the (final) straight

1.2. straight (straight line):

cut the material on the straight

2.1. straight (heterosexual):

straight coloq.

2.2. straight (conventional person):

straight coloq.

3. straight JUEGOS:

straight
straight
corrida f Méx.

I. straightaway ADV. a. straight away

straightaway [ˌstreɪdəˈweɪ] [ˌstreɪtəˈweɪ]:

II. straightaway SUST. [ingl. am. ˌstreɪdəˈweɪ, ingl. brit. ˌstreɪtəˈweɪ] ingl. am.

straight and narrow SUST. U

the straight and narrow
the straight and narrow

straight angle SUST.

straight angle
straight angle
ángulo m de 180°

I. straight up [ingl. am. ˌstreɪdˈəp, ingl. brit. ˌstreɪtˈʌp] ADV. ingl. brit. coloq.

straight up
straight up

II. straight-up ADJ.

straight-up ingl. am. coloq.:

straight-up
straight-up

straight time SUST. U ingl. am.

straight time

straight-faced [ingl. am. ˈstreɪt ˈˌfeɪst, ingl. brit. ˌstreɪtˈfeɪst] ADJ.

straight-haired [streɪtˈhɛːd] ADJ.

straight-haired

straight ticket SUST.

straight ticket (in US) sin pl.:

to vote the/a straight ticket

straight-ahead [ˌstreɪdəˈhɛd] ADJ.

straight-ahead

straight man SUST.

straight man

straight-out [ˈstreɪtaʊt] ADJ. coloq.

1. straight-out (outright):

he's a straight-out hustler/liar
a straight-out Republican

2. straight-out (blunt):

straight-out answer/refusal
straight-out answer/refusal

straight angle SUST.

straight angle
straight angle
ángulo m de 180°

en el diccionario PONS

inglés
inglés
español
español

I. straight [streɪt] SUST. (straight line)

straight
the finishing straight

II. straight [streɪt] ADJ.

1. straight (not bent):

straight

2. straight (honest):

straight
straight answer
to be straight with sb

3. straight:

straight (plain)
straight (undiluted) gin, vodka

4. straight (clear):

straight

5. straight (consecutive):

straight
she won in straight sets

6. straight TEAT. (not comic):

straight

7. straight (traditional):

straight

8. straight coloq. (heterosexual):

straight

III. straight [streɪt] ADV.

1. straight (in a direct line):

straight
to go straight ahead
to come straight at sb

2. straight (at once):

to get straight to the point

3. straight coloq. (honestly):

straight

4. straight (clearly):

straight see, think

5. straight (tidy):

straight
to put sth straight

straight-out [ˌstreɪtˈaʊt] ADJ. ingl. am. coloq. (outright)

straight-out
straight-out
straight-out refusal

home straight SUST., home stretch <-es> SUST.

home straight
Entrada de OpenDict

straight skirt SUST.

straight skirt
español
español
inglés
inglés
hetero (heterosexual) mf coloq.
straight
straight
recto (-a)
straight
straight line
straight
go straight ahead [or on]
straight
to enter the final straight
seguido (-a)
straight
straight on
en el diccionario PONS
inglés
inglés
español
español

I. straight [streɪt] ADJ.

1. straight (not bent):

straight

2. straight (honest):

straight
straight answer
to be straight with sb

3. straight:

straight (plain)
straight (undiluted) gin, vodka

4. straight (consecutive):

straight
she won in straight sets

5. straight TEAT. (not comic):

straight

6. straight (traditional):

straight

7. straight coloq. (heterosexual):

straight

II. straight [streɪt] ADV.

1. straight (in a direct line):

straight
to go straight ahead
to come straight at sb
to head straight for sth

2. straight (at once):

to get straight to the point

3. straight coloq. (honestly):

straight
to give it to sb straight

4. straight (clearly):

straight see, think

III. straight [streɪt] SUST. (straight line)

straight
the finishing straight

straight-laced [ˈstreɪt·leɪst] ADJ.

straight-laced → strait-laced

strait-laced [ˈstreɪt·leɪst] ADJ.

straight-out [ˌstreɪt·ˈaʊt] ADJ. coloq. (outright)

straight-out
straight-out
straight-out refusal
español
español
inglés
inglés
recto (-a)
straight
straight line
straight
go straight ahead
lacio (-a)
straight
seguido (-a)
straight
straight on
straight
to enter the final straight
straight
straight (punch)