I. trap [ingl. am. træp, ingl. brit. trap] SUST.
1.1. trap (for animals, people):
- trap
- trampa f
- careful, it may be a trap!
- ten cuidado, puede ser una trampa
- lion/elephant trap
- trampa para leones/elefantes
- these shelves are terrible dust traps
- estos estantes juntan mucho polvo
- to lay or set a trap for sb
- tenderle una trampa or una celada a alguien
- she got caught in the trap of …
- cayó en la trampa de …
- to be caught like a rat in a trap
- estar atrapado or acorralado
- to fall/walk into a trap
- caer en una trampa
1.2. trap (in pipe):
- trap
- sifón m
1.3. trap → trapdoor
2. trap (mouth) argot:
- to keep one's trap shut
- no abrir la boca coloq.
- to keep one's trap shut
- no decir nada
- shut your trap!
- ¡cierra el pico! coloq.
- shut your trap!
- ¡cállate (la boca)!
3.1. trap (in greyhound racing):
- trap
- box m de salida
3.2. trap (in clay-pigeon shooting):
- trap
- lanzaplatos m
3.3. trap (in golf):
- sand trap
- bunker m
4. trap (vehicle):
- trap
- carruaje ligero de dos ruedas
II. trap <trapping trapped> [ingl. am. træp, ingl. brit. trap] V. trans.
1. trap (snare):
- trap animal
- cazar (con trampa)
2. trap (cut off, catch):
- trap often pass
- atrapar
- 30 miners are feared trapped in the mine
- se teme que 30 mineros hayan quedado atrapados en la mina
- the driver was trapped in the wreckage
- el conductor quedó atrapado en el vehículo siniestrado
- the kitten had got trapped in the cupboard
- el gatito había quedado encerrado or atrapado en el armario
- she trapped her finger in the door
- se agarró or se pilló el dedo en la puerta
- she trapped her finger in the door
- se cogió el dedo en la puerta Esp.
3. trap (trick, deceive):
- he trapped me into a confession/into admitting that …
- me tendió una trampa y confesé/reconocí que …
4. trap liquid/gas/light/heat:
- trap
- retener
5. trap (in soccer) DEP.:
- trap ball
- parar con el pie
III. trap <trapping trapped> [ingl. am. træp, ingl. brit. trap] V. intr. (catch animals)
- trap
- cazar (con trampa)
- they lived by trapping and fishing
- vivían de la caza y de la pesca
trapdoor, trap door [ingl. am. ˈtræpdɔr, ingl. brit. trapˈdɔː] SUST.
- trapdoor
- trampilla f
- trapdoor TEAT.
- escotillón m
I. booby trap [ingl. am. ˈbubi ˌtræp, ingl. brit. ˈbuːbi trap] SUST.
1. booby trap MILIT.:
- booby trap
- trampa f
- booby trap (bomb)
- bomba f trampa
2. booby trap (practical joke):
- booby trap
- broma f
II. booby-trap <part. pres. booby trapping; pret., part. pas. booby trapped> V. trans.
1. booby-trap MILIT.:
- his car was booby-trapped
- le pusieron una bomba en el coche
2. booby-trap (as joke):
- booby-trap person
- gastarle una broma a
speed trap SUST.
- speed trap
- control m de velocidad (por radar)
death trap SUST.
- death trap
- edificio, vehículo etc muy poco seguro
debt trap [ˈdet træp] SUST.
- debt trap
- trampa f de la deuda
- debt trap
- trampa f del endeudamiento
poverty trap SUST. ingl. brit.
- poverty trap
- trampa f de la pobreza
sand trap SUST. (in golf)
- sand trap ingl. am.
- bunker m
radar trap SUST.
- radar trap
- zona f de velocidad controlada por radar
tank trap SUST.
- tank trap
- trampa f antitanques
trapdoor, trap door [ingl. am. ˈtræpdɔr, ingl. brit. trapˈdɔː] SUST.
- trapdoor
- trampilla f
- trapdoor TEAT.
- escotillón m
inglés
español
I. trap [træp] -pp- SUST.
1. trap (device):
- trap
- trampa f
- to set a trap
- poner una trampa
2. trap:
- trap (dangerous situation)
- encerrona f
- trap (ambush)
- emboscada f
- to fall into a trap
- caer en una emboscada
3. trap ingl. brit. coloq. (mouth):
- trap
- boca f
- to shut one's trap
- cerrar el pico
- to keep one's trap shut
- mantener la boca cerrada
4. trap (curve in pipe):
- trap
- sifón m
5. trap HIST. (carriage):
- trap
- tartana f
6. trap (for clay pigeons):
- trap
- lanzaplatos m inv.
II. trap [træp] -pp- V. trans.
- trap
- atrapar
- to feel trapped
- sentirse encerrado
radar trap SUST.
- radar trap
- detector m de velocidad
speed trap SUST.
- speed trap
- control m de velocidad
death trap SUST.
- death trap
- trampa f mortal
booby trap SUST.
- booby trap
- trampa f
fly-trap SUST.
- fly-trap
- atrapamoscas m
trap shooting SUST. sin pl.
- trap shooting
- tiro m al plato
español
inglés
- engañifa
- trap
- asechanza
- trap
- quedarse aprisionado en el barro
- to be trapped in the mud
inglés
español
I. trap [træp] SUST.
1. trap (device):
- trap
- trampa f
- to set a trap
- poner una trampa
2. trap:
- trap (dangerous situation)
- encerrona f
- trap (ambush)
- emboscada f
- to fall into a trap
- caer en una emboscada
3. trap argot (mouth):
- trap
- pico m
- to shut one's trap
- cerrar el pico
- to keep one's trap shut
- tener el pico cerrado
4. trap (curve in pipe):
- trap
- sifón m
5. trap HIST. (carriage):
- trap
- tartana f
6. trap (for clay pigeons):
- trap
- lanzaplatos m inv.
II. trap <-pp-> [træp] V. trans.
- trap
- atrapar
- to feel trapped
- sentirse atrapado
booby trap SUST.
- booby trap
- trampa f
death trap SUST.
- death trap
- trampa f mortal
speed trap SUST.
- speed trap
- control m de velocidad
radar trap SUST.
- radar trap
- detector m de velocidad
español
inglés
- engañifa
- trap
- asechanza
- trap
- quedarse aprisionado en el barro
- to be trapped in the mud
- garlito
- trap
- caer en el garlito fig.
- to fall into the trap
- cajeta
- trap
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Although save points are typically seen as boons, some games that are notorious for unforgiving trap-filled gameplay occasionally use this tendency to fool the player.
en.wikipedia.org Where the oil was undisturbed, the light would be reflected into a light trap.
en.wikipedia.org Greasy wool was used to trap gold flakes washing past from the alluvial deposits.
en.wikipedia.org The effect is to trap Euroland in chronic slump, at least until the victims rebel and take matters into their own hands.
www.telegraph.co.uk It also had some special memory management hardware, a clock interrupt and the ability to trap certain instructions.
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