swimming en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de swimming en el diccionario inglés»español

swimming [ingl. am. ˈswɪmɪŋ, ingl. brit. ˈswɪmɪŋ] SUST. U

swimming

natación f

swimming is my favorite sport

la natación es mi deporte favorito

swimming is fun

nadar es divertido

swim trunks, swimming trunks SUST. sust. pl.

swim trunks

traje m de baño

swim trunks

bañador m Esp.

swim trunks

vestido m de baño Col. (de caballero)

I.swim <part. pres. swimming, pret. swam, part. pas. swum> [ingl. am. swɪm, ingl. brit. swɪm] V. intr.

1. swim person/animal/fish:

swim

nadar

can you swim?

¿sabes nadar?

are you going swimming tonight?

¿vas a ir a nadar esta noche?

to swim under water

nadar debajo del agua

to swim under water

bucear

he swam across the river

cruzó el río nadando or a nado

she swam to the island

nadó or (se) fue nadando hasta la isla

we had to swim for it

tuvimos que nadar para salvarnos

2.1. swim (float):

swim

flotar

2.2. swim (be immersed, overflowing) usu in -ing form:

to swim in sth

nadar or flotar en algo

the tomatoes were swimming in oil

los tomates nadaban or flotaban en aceite

to swim with sth the bathroom floor was swimming with water

el suelo del baño estaba cubierto de agua

to swim with sth the bathroom floor was swimming with water

el baño estaba inundado

her eyes were swimming with tears

tenía los ojos anegados en lágrimas

the streets swam with blood

corría sangre por las calles

the streets swam with blood

las calles eran ríos de sangre

3. swim (of blurred, confused perceptions):

swim

dar vueltas

my head was swimming

la cabeza me daba vueltas

my head was swimming

todo parecía girar a mi alrededor

the image began to swim before her eyes

la imagen empezó a darle vueltas

II.swim <part. pres. swimming, pret. swam, part. pas. swum> [ingl. am. swɪm, ingl. brit. swɪm] V. trans.

swim length

nadar

swim length

hacer

swim river

cruzar a nado

to swim the Channel

cruzar el canal de la Mancha a nado

to swim breaststroke

nadar pecho

to swim breaststroke

nadar a braza Esp.

III.swim [ingl. am. swɪm, ingl. brit. swɪm] SUST.

to go for a swim

ir a nadar

to have a swim

nadar

to have a swim

bañarse

to have a swim

darse un baño

it's a long swim to the island

hay que nadar un buen trecho para llegar a la isla

that was an excellent swim by the young Frenchman

el joven francés nadó en forma excelente

to be in the swim

estar al tanto de lo que pasa

to be in the swim

estar en la onda coloq.

swimming bath SUST. ingl. brit. a. swimming baths

swimming bath

piscina f cubierta

swimming bath

alberca f techada Méx.

swimming bath

pileta f cubierta Río Pl.

swimming cap SUST.

swimming cap

gorro m (de baño)

swimming cap

gorra f (de baño) esp amer.

swimming instructor SUST.

swimming instructor

profesor m de natación / profesora f de natación

swimming instructor

monitor m de natación / monitora f de natación

swimming instructor

instructor m de natación / instructora f de natación

swimming costume SUST. ingl. brit.

swimming costume

traje m de baño

swimming costume

bañador m Esp.

swimming costume

vestido m de baño Col.

swimming costume

malla f (de baño) Río Pl.

swimming pool SUST.

swimming pool

piscina f

swimming pool

alberca f Méx.

swimming pool

pileta f Río Pl.

swimming gala SUST. ingl. brit.

swimming gala

festival m de natación

Traducciones de swimming en el diccionario español»inglés

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natación

swimming

swimming en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de swimming en el diccionario inglés»español

swimming SUST.

swimming

natación f

I.swim <swam, swum> [swɪm] V. intr.

1. swim (in water):

swim a. fig.

nadar

the French fries were swimming in grease

las patatas fritas estaban cubiertas de grasa

2. swim (whirl):

her head was swimming

la cabeza le daba vueltas

3. swim (be full of water):

swim

estar inundado, -a

to swim with tears

deshacerse en un mar de lágrimas

II.swim <swam, swum> [swɪm] V. trans.

1. swim (cross):

swim

cruzar a nado

2. swim (do):

to swim a few strokes

dar cuatro brazadas

III.swim [swɪm] SUST.

swim

nado m

I'm going to take a swim

voy a nadar

swimming pool SUST.

swimming pool

piscina f

swimming pool

alberca f Méx.

swimming pool

pileta f Arg.

swimming trunks SUST. pl.

swimming trunks

traje m de baño (de caballero)

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open-air swimming pool

piscina f descubierta

Traducciones de swimming en el diccionario español»inglés

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natación

swimming

a nado

swimming

cruzar algo a nado

to swim across sth

piscina

swimming pool

piscina cubierta

indoor swimming pool

nadar

to swim

nadar en deudas

to be swimming in debt

bañador (de hombre)

swimming trunks

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

Training of the female students had a different focus; their training included reconnaissance, medical treatment, orienteering and swimming.

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His hobbies are football, basketball, swimming and ping-pong.

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In addition to energy and water, these companies are also involved with the exploitation of traffic light installations, public swimming pools.

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He took part in football, swimming, and weightlifting.

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Classes include rhythmic and artistic gymnastics, karate, boxercise, junior jazzercise, terrific tots, dancezone, ballet, and swimming.

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The microbiology of the lake is monitored, and it is considered safe for fishing and swimming.

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Authorities said the swimmers broke a door, a soap dispenser and a mirror while intoxicated after celebrating the final swimming events of the games.

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One of its standout features is the indoor heated swimming pool.

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Swimming in the lake is not advisable, for ecological as well as the obvious medical reasons.

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The receptors flatten when exposed to increased osmotic pressure, such as that experienced when swimming in sea water hyper-osmotic to the body fluids.

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