TIGHT END - Traducción inglés-español

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

tight end SUST. (in US football)

tight end

ala m cerrado

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

inglés

español

defensive/tight end

extremo defensivo/cerrado

español

inglés

extremo cerrado

tight end

extrema cerrada

tight end

ala cerrada

tight end

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. end [ingl. am. ɛnd, ingl. brit. ɛnd] SUST.

1.1. end (extremity):

end (of rope, stick)

extremo m

end (of rope, stick)

punta f

end (of nose)

punta f

end (of street)

final m

at the other/far end of the garden

al otro extremo/al fondo del jardín

from one end of the country to the other

de punta a punta or de un extremo a otro del país

at the top end of the market

en el mercado de calidad

the top end of the range

lo mejor de la gama

to stand sth on (its) end

poner algo vertical

to stand sth on (its) end

parar algo amer.

that experience stood my previous ideas on end

esa experiencia me rompió los esquemas

for weeks on end

durante semanas y semanas

for weeks on end

durante semanas enteras

we put the tables end to end

juntamos las mesas por los extremos

it measured five feet (from) end to end

medía cinco pies de un lado al otro or de punta a punta

I went end over end down the slope ingl. am.

caí rodando por la pendiente

not to know/be able to tell one end of sth from the other

no tener ni idea de algo coloq.

he doesn't know one end of an engine from the other

no tiene ni idea de motores coloq.

to be at the end of one's rope or ingl. brit. tether, I'm at the end of my rope

ya no puedo más or ya no aguanto más

to get or have one's end away ingl. brit. argot

echarse un polvo argot

to go off at the deep end coloq.

ponerse como una fiera

to make ends meet

llegar a fin de mes

atrbv. the end house

la casa del final or la última casa

I'm always end man when it comes to promotion ingl. am.

cuando se trata de ascensos siempre soy el último mono coloq.

1.2. end (part, side):

end coloq.

parte f coloq.

the advertising end of the business

la parte de publicidad del negocio

are there any problems at your end?

¿hay algún problema por tu lado?

to keep one's end up (hold one's own)

defenderse

to keep one's end up (stay cheerful) ingl. brit.

seguir animado or con ánimos

1.3. end (remaining part):

end

final m

end

resto m

candle ends

cabos mpl de vela

2.1. end (finish, close):

end

fin m

end

final m

“the end”

“fin”

at/toward the end of the summer

a/hacia finales del verano

at/toward the end of the summer

al/hacia el fin del verano

I've no money left at the end of the month

a fin de mes no me queda dinero

it will be ready by the end of the week

estará listo para el fin de semana

she read it to the very end

lo leyó hasta el fin or final

their food was at an end

se les había acabado la comida

I'm at the end of my strength

estoy al límite or al borde de mis fuerzas

just give him the money and let that be an end of or to it

dale el dinero y que no se hable más

that was the end of the story

ahí (se) acabó or terminó la historia

that's the end of that!

¡se acabó or sanseacabó! coloq.

he stood her up once and that was the end of him

una vez la dejó plantada y ella no quiso saber más de él

we'll never hear the end of this

nunca nos va a dejar olvidar esto

in the end

al final

to put an end to sth

poner fin or poner punto final a algo

at the end of the day (finally)

al fin y al cabo

at the end of the day (finally)

a fin de cuentas

at the end of the day (finally)

al final

at the end of the day literal

al acabar or terminar el día

2.2. end (death, destruction):

end

final m

end

fin m

they met a violent end

tuvieron un final or fin violento

to come to a sticky end ingl. brit.

acabar or terminar mal

I was with him at the end

estuve con él en sus últimos momentos

don't cry, it's not the end of the world

no llores, no es la muerte de nadie or no es para tanto

2.3. end (outcome):

end

final m

2.4. end coloq.:

he's/it's the end (awful)

es lo último

he's/it's the end (awful)

es el colmo

he's/it's the end (awful)

es de lo que no hay coloq.

he's/it's the end (funny)

es divertidísimo

he's/it's the end (funny)

es la caraba Esp. coloq.

he's/it's the end (funny)

es la repanocha Esp. coloq.

he's/it's the end (funny)

es un plato Co. Sur coloq.

no end ingl. brit. there were no end of people there

había la mar or la tira de gente coloq.

we enjoyed ourselves no end

nos divertimos a más no poder or hasta decir basta coloq.

3. end (purpose):

end

fin m

does the end justify the means?

¿el fin justifica los medios?

an end in itself

un fin en sí mismo

to use sth for one's own ends

usar algo para sus (or mis etc.) propios fines

for political ends

con fines políticos

to this end form.

con or a este fin form.

4.1. end (in football, tennis, netball):

to change ends

cambiar de lado

at the Saints' end

en el área que defienden los Saints

4.2. end (in US football):

end

extremo m

defensive/tight end

extremo defensivo/cerrado

II. end [ingl. am. ɛnd, ingl. brit. ɛnd] V. trans.

1. end (stop):

end argument/discussion/fight

terminar

end argument/discussion/fight

dar fin a

end argument/discussion/fight

poner fin a

end gossip/speculation

acabar con

end gossip/speculation

terminar con

he ended his own life

puso fin a su vida

2. end (conclude):

end

terminar

end

concluir form.

how about a cup of coffee to end the meal?

¿qué tal un café para terminar la comida?

the scene which ends the movie

la escena con (la) que acaba or termina la película

to end one's days

terminar sus días

III. end [ingl. am. ɛnd, ingl. brit. ɛnd] V. intr.

end

acabar

end

terminar

end

concluir form.

the concert ends at eleven

el concierto acaba or termina a las once

his career/life ended tragically

su carrera/vida terminó de un modo trágico

it will all end in tears

va a acabar or terminar mal

a word ending in 'x'

una palabra que termina con 'x'

it always ends with me apologizing

al final siempre soy yo el que pide perdón

deep end SUST.

the deep end (of swimming pool)

la parte honda

the deep end (of swimming pool)

lo hondo coloq.

to go or jump off the deep end coloq.

ponerse hecho una furia coloq.

to go or jump off the deep end coloq.

perder los estribos

to throw sb in (at) the deep end

meter a alguien de lleno en lo más difícil

I. tight <tighter tightest> [ingl. am. taɪt, ingl. brit. tʌɪt] ADJ.

1.1. tight dress/skirt:

tight (fitting closely)

ajustado

tight (fitting closely)

ceñido

tight (if uncomfortable, unsightly)

apretado

a short, tight skirt

una falda corta y ajustada or ceñida

this skirt's too tight round the waist

esta falda me queda muy apretada de cintura

these shoes are a bit tight

estos zapatos me aprietan un poco or me quedan un poco apretados

1.2. tight (stiff, hard to move):

tight screw/bolt

apretado

tight screw/bolt

duro

1.3. tight (with nothing to spare):

tight margin

estrecho

tight schedule

apretado

there's room for four, but it's a tight squeeze

caben cuatro, pero bastante apretados

we're on a tight budget

tenemos un presupuesto muy limitado

his schedule is very tight

tiene una agenda muy apretada

we're operating to a very tight timetable

trabajamos con márgenes de tiempo muy estrechos or ajustados

money's tight

están (or estamos etc.) apretados or escasos de dinero

1.4. tight (close):

tight game/finish

reñido

2.1. tight (firm):

tight embrace

estrecho

tight embrace

apretado

tight embrace

fuerte

2.2. tight (strict):

tight security

estricto

tight control

estricto

tight control

riguroso

he keeps a tight hold on expenditure

mantiene estricto control sobre los gastos

tight credit controls

política f de crédito restringido

3.1. tight (sharp):

tight bend

cerrado

3.2. tight (closely formed):

tight knot/knitting

apretado

small, tight handwriting

letra f pequeña y apretada

4.1. tight (taut):

tight cord/thread

tirante

tight cord/thread

tenso

a tight feeling in the chest

una opresión en el pecho

4.2. tight (not leaky):

tight seal

hermético

5. tight (hard to obtain):

tight supplies

escaso

jobs are/credit is very tight at the moment

está muy difícil conseguir trabajo/préstamos

6. tight (difficult, problematic):

tight situation

difícil

7.1. tight coloq. (mean) → tightfisted

7.2. tight coloq. (drunk):

tight pred

borracho

tight pred

como una cuba coloq.

to get tight

emborracharse

II. tight [ingl. am. taɪt, ingl. brit. tʌɪt] ADV.

hold (on) tight!

¡agárrate bien or fuerte!

hold me tight

abrázame fuerte

screw the lid on tight

aprieta bien el tapón

sleep tight!

¡que duermas bien!

we'll have to sit tight and see what happens

vamos a tener que esperar a ver qué pasa

tightfisted [ingl. am. ˌtaɪtˈfɪstəd, ingl. brit. ˌtʌɪtˈfɪstɪd] ADJ. coloq.

tightfisted

apretado coloq.

tightfisted

agarrado coloq.

tightfisted

amarrete AmS coloq.

tightfisted

pinche AmC coloq.

tightfisted

pichirre Ven. coloq.

tightfisted

machete Urug. coloq.

en el diccionario PONS

I. tight [taɪt] ADJ.

1. tight:

tight screw, knot

apretado, -a

tight clothing

ceñido, -a

2. tight rope, skin:

tight

tirante

3. tight:

tight condition, discipline

estricto, -a

tight condition, discipline

riguroso, -a

tight budget

restringido, -a

tight situation

difícil

tight schedule

apretado, -a

to keep a tight hold on sth

mantener un control riguroso de algo

to be tight for money/time

ir escaso de dinero/tiempo

4. tight bend:

tight

cerrado, -a

5. tight (hard-fought):

tight

reñido, -a

6. tight coloq. (drunk):

tight

como una cuba

II. tight [taɪt] ADV.

tight

fuerte

to close sth tight

cerrar bien algo

sleep tight!

¡que duermas bien!

I. end [end] SUST.

1. end (last, furthest point):

end

final m

2. end (finish):

end

fin m

3. end (extremities):

end

extremo m

4. end pl:

end (aims)

fin m

end (purpose)

intención f

to achieve one's ends

conseguir los propios objetivos

for commercial ends

con fines comerciales

5. end (death):

end

muerte f

he is nearing his end

está a punto de morir

6. end (piece remaining):

end

resto m

7. end DEP.:

end

lado m

8. end INFORM.:

end

tecla f de fin

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to reach the end of the line [or road]

llegar al final

the end justifies the means provb.

el fin justifica los medios provb.

end of story

punto y final

you deserved to be punished, end of story

merecías ser castigado, y punto

to be at the end of one's tether [or rope ingl. am.]

no poder más

it's not the end of the world

no es el fin del mundo

to come to a bad [or sticky] end

acabar mal

to go off the deep end coloq.

subirse por las paredes

this is just the end

esto (ya) es el colmo

to hold [or keep] one's end up

defenderse bien

to make ends meet

llegar a fin de mes

to meet one's end

encontrar la muerte

to play both ends against the middle ingl. am.

oponer a dos contrincantes en beneficio propio

to put an end to oneself [or it all]

acabar con su vida

in the end

a fin de cuentas

to this end

para ello

II. end [end] V. trans.

1. end (finish):

end

acabar

2. end (bring to a stop):

end reign, war

poner fin a

III. end [end] V. intr.

end

acabar

to end in sth

terminar en algo

Entrada de OpenDict

end SUST.

at the other end

en el otro extremo

en el diccionario PONS

I. tight [taɪt] ADJ.

1. tight:

tight screw, knot

apretado, -a

tight screw, knot

duro, -a

tight clothing

ceñido, -a

2. tight:

tight rope

tirante

tight skin

terso, -a

3. tight:

tight condition, discipline

estricto, -a

tight condition, discipline

riguroso, -a

tight budget

restringido, -a

tight situation

difícil

tight schedule

apretado, -a

to keep a tight hold on sth

mantener un control riguroso de [o sobre] algo

to be tight for money/time

ir escaso de dinero/tiempo

4. tight bend:

tight

cerrado, -a

5. tight (hard-fought):

tight

reñido, -a

6. tight argot (drunk):

tight

como una cuba

II. tight [taɪt] ADV.

tight

fuerte

to close sth tight

cerrar bien algo

sleep tight!

¡que duermas bien!

I. end [end] SUST.

1. end (finish):

end

fin m

2. end (extremity):

end

extremo m

3. end (boundary):

end

límite m

4. end (stop):

end

fin m

5. end:

ends (goal)

fin m

ends (purpose)

intención f

to achieve one's ends

conseguir los propios objetivos

6. end (phone line):

who is on the other end?

¿quién está al otro lado de la línea?

7. end (death):

end

muerte f

he is nearing his end

está a punto de morir

8. end (piece remaining):

end

resto m

9. end (obligation):

to uphold one's end of the deal [or bargain]

cumplir su parte del trato

10. end DEP.:

end

lado m

11. end comput:

end

tecla f de fin

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to reach the end of the line [or road]

llegar al final

the ends justify the means provb.

el fin justifica los medios provb.

end of story

punto y final

end of story

se acabó

you deserved to be punished, end of story

merecías ser castigado, y punto

to be at the end of one's rope

no poder más

it's not the end of the world

no es el fin del mundo

to be the end argot

ser la leche [o la machera]

to go off the deep end coloq.

subirse por las paredes

to make ends meet

llegar a fin de mes

to meet one's end

encontrar la muerte

to play both ends against the middle

oponer a dos contrincantes en beneficio propio

to put an end to oneself [or it all]

acabar con su vida

in the end

a fin de cuentas

to this end

para ello

II. end [end] V. trans.

1. end (finish):

end

acabar

2. end (bring to a stop):

end reign, war

poner fin a

III. end [end] V. intr.

end

acabar

to end in sth

terminar en algo

Present

I	end
you	end
he/she/it	ends
we	end
you	end
they	end

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

I disagree strongly with the imputation that protecting me from being poisoned by lazy, slovenly or tightfisted restauranteurs is a bad thing or evidence of a nanny state.

www.smh.com.au

It is a false economy, it's senseless to tie up money in stock when employers are tightfisted over staff numbers and the stock can't get put out for sale.

leftfootforward.org

For a few tightfisted individuals, it's not even a question!

entertainment.inquirer.net

Vending machine sales struggled through the recession as consumers became tightfisted with their disposable income.

www.theglobeandmail.com

However, several recent developments in commercial lending offer signs of easing from tightfisted lenders.

smallbusiness.foxbusiness.com