fortacha en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de fortacha en el diccionario español»inglés

fortacho¹ (fortacha) ADJ. Chile coloq.

fortacho (fortacha)

tough

fortacho² SUST. m Río Pl. coloq.

fortacho

old crate ingl. am. coloq.

fortacho

old banger ingl. brit. coloq.

fortachón (fortachona) ADJ. coloq.

fortachón (fortachona)

big and strong coloq.

fortachón (fortachona)

brawny

cutacha SUST. f

cutacha → cuma

Véase también: cuma², cuma¹

cuma² SUST. f amer.

cuma

curved machete

cuma¹ ADJ. Chile coloq., pey.

cuma

common coloq., pey.

I.retachar V. trans. Méx. coloq.

1. retachar carta/trabajo:

retachar

to reject

retachar

to refuse to accept

2. retachar (no dejar entrar):

nos retacharon

they wouldn't let us in

nos retacharon

they turned us away

II.retachar V. intr. Méx.

retachar bala:

retachar

to ricochet

fortaleza SUST. f

1.1. fortaleza (física):

fortaleza

strength

1.2. fortaleza (moral):

fortaleza

fortitude

fortaleza

strength of spirit

2. fortaleza MILIT.:

fortaleza

fortress

portación SUST. f amer.

portación

carrying

lo detuvieron por portación de armas

he was arrested for carrying an offensive weapon

tachar V. trans.

1. tachar (en un escrito):

tachar

to cross out

tachar

to delete form.

tacha estas de la lista

cross these off the list

2. tachar (tildar):

tachar a alg. de algo

to brand o label sb as sth

lo tacharon de hipócrita

they branded o labeled him as a hypocrite

lo tacharon de hipócrita

he was accused of being a hypocrite

3. tachar DER.:

tachar

to impeach

tachar

to discredit

tachadura SUST. f

tachadura

crossing out

tachadura

correction

confortar V. trans.

confortar

to reassure

confortar

to comfort

fortacha en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de fortacha en el diccionario español»inglés

fortachón (-ona) [for·ta·ˈʧon, -·ˈʧo·na] ADJ. coloq.

fortachón (-ona)

beefy

I.confortar [kon·for·ˈtar] V. trans.

1. confortar (vivificar):

confortar

to strengthen

2. confortar:

confortar (alentar)

to encourage

confortar (consolar)

to comfort

II.confortar [kon·for·ˈtar] V. v. refl. confortarse

1. confortar (reanimarse):

confortar

to regain one's strength

2. confortar (consolarse):

confortar

to take comfort

fortaleza [for·ta·ˈle·sa, -θa] SUST. f

1. fortaleza (fuerza):

fortaleza

strength

de poca fortaleza

not very tough

2. fortaleza (virtud):

fortaleza

fortitude

3. fortaleza (robustez):

fortaleza

robustness

4. fortaleza MILIT.:

fortaleza

fortress

fortaleza

stronghold

tachar [ta·ˈʧar] V. trans.

1. tachar (rayar):

tachar

to cross out

2. tachar (atribuir):

tachar de algo

to brand as sth

3. tachar (acusar):

tachar

to accuse

le tacharon de incompetente

they accused him of being incompetent