TOOTS - Traducción inglés-español

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

inglés

español

toots [tuːts] SUST. esp ingl. am. argot, arcznte. as form of address

toots

tesoro

toots

cariño

I. toot [ingl. am. tut, ingl. brit. tuːt] SUST.

1. toot (sound):

toot (of car horn)

bocinazo m

toot (of whistle)

pitido m

toot (of whistle)

pito m

she gave me a toot as she drove past

me tocó la bocina or el claxon al pasar

she gave me a toot as she drove past

me pitó al pasar

2. toot (drunken binge) ingl. am. coloq.:

to go on a toot

irse de farra or juerga

3. toot (drug dose) ingl. am. coloq. → snort

II. toot [ingl. am. tut, ingl. brit. tuːt] V. intr.

toot driver:

tocar la bocina

toot driver:

tocar el claxon

toot driver:

pitar

toot car horn:

sonar

toot whistle:

silbar

toot whistle:

pitar

III. toot [ingl. am. tut, ingl. brit. tuːt] V. trans.

toot car horn:

toot

tocar

I tooted him ingl. brit.

le toqué la bocina or el claxon

I tooted him ingl. brit.

le pité

I. snort [ingl. am. snɔrt, ingl. brit. snɔːt] V. intr.

snort

bufar

snort

resoplar

he snorted with anger/impatience

dio un resoplido de rabia/impaciencia

she snorted with laughter

soltó una risotada

II. snort [ingl. am. snɔrt, ingl. brit. snɔːt] V. trans.

1. snort (utter):

snort

bramar

snort

gruñir

never again, she snorted

—nunca más —bramó or gruñó

2. snort (inhale) argot:

snort cocaine

esnifar argot

III. snort [ingl. am. snɔrt, ingl. brit. snɔːt] SUST.

1. snort (sound):

snort

bufido m

snort

resoplido m

2. snort (drink):

snort coloq.

trago m coloq.

3. snort (of cocaine):

snort argot

raya argot

to take a snort of cocaine

esnifar una raya de cocaína argot

español

inglés

claxonazo

toot

bocinazo

toot

bocinazo

toot on the horn

tranca esp. amer. coloq.

toot ingl. am. coloq.

jarra

toot ingl. am. coloq.

tocar el pito

to toot one's horn

en el diccionario PONS

toots [ˈtʊts] SUST. ingl. am. coloq.

toots

chica f

I. toot [tu:t] SUST.

toot

toque m suave (de bocina)

to give a toot

tocar el claxon

II. toot [tu:t] V. trans. (sound)

toot

sonar

III. toot [tu:t] V. intr.

toot

pitar

en el diccionario PONS

toots [tʊts] SUST. argot

toots

nena f

I. toot [tut] SUST.

toot

toque m suave (de bocina)

to give a toot

tocar el claxon

II. toot [tut] V. trans. (sound)

toot

sonar

III. toot [tut] V. intr.

toot

pitar

to toot [or blow] one's own horn

echarse flores

Present

I	toot
you	toot
he/she/it	toots
we	toot
you	toot
they	toot

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

Huts made of bark have been preserved, and the tools were made of flintstone, bone, and horn.

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The triple horn motif has been compared to a triskelion, or to the valknut symbol.

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Various scholars have read this as hearing rather than horn.

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Horns are used for defence from predators, and during fights among males for dominance in the breeding season.

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Horn, however, refuses to make an immediate decision.

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