zumbarse en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de zumbarse en el diccionario español»inglés

I.tumbar V. trans.

1.1. tumbar (derribar):

tumbar

to knock down

lo tumbó al suelo de un golpe

he punched him to the floor

lo tumbó al suelo de un golpe

he hit him and knocked him to the floor

tumbó la puerta de una patada

he kicked the door down

un olor a sudor que te tumbaba

a smell of sweat that was enough to knock you backward(s)

deben unirse para tumbar al gobierno

they must unite to bring down the government

1.2. tumbar Col.:

tumbar árbol

to fell

tumbar árbol

to cut down

tumbar muro/casa

to demolish

tumbar muro/casa

to knock down

2. tumbar Esp. argot (en un examen):

tumbar

to fail

tumbar

to flunk ingl. am. coloq.

lo tumbaron en francés

they failed o flunked him in French

lo tumbaron en francés

he failed o flunked French

3.1. tumbar coloq. Col. (matar):

tumbar

to waste argot

tumbar

to bump off coloq.

3.2. tumbar coloq. Col. (timar):

tumbar

to rip … off coloq.

me tumbó las vueltas

he shortchanged me

II.tumbarse V. vpr

tumbarse

to lie down

estaba tumbada al sol

she was lying in the sun

me voy a tumbar un rato

I'm going to lie down for a while

me voy a tumbar un rato

I'm going to have a lie-down ingl. brit. coloq.

I.zumbar V. intr.

1.1. zumbar:

zumbar insecto:

to buzz

zumbar motor:

to hum

zumbar motor:

to whirr

hacer zumbar a alg. Chile coloq.

to beat sb to a pulp coloq.

hacer zumbar a alg. Chile coloq.

to give sb a going-over coloq.

hacer zumbar algo Chile coloq. aparato/casa

to wreck

hacer zumbar algo plata/herencia

to blow coloq.

los niños hicieron zumbar el tocadiscos

the kids wrecked the stereo

zumba que zumba coloq. le dije que se callara, pero él zumba que zumba

I told him to shut up but he just kept droning on o he just kept on and on coloq.

zumbarle a alg. los oídos me zumbaban los oídos

my ears were buzzing o ringing

le estarían zumbando los oídos porque le estábamos poniendo verde

his ears must have been burning because we were really tearing him apart coloq.

1.2. zumbar Col. coloq. (molestar):

váyanse a zumbar a otro lado

go and bother o pester someone else

2. zumbar <zumbando ger > coloq.:

¡vamos! ¡zumbando! que tengo prisa

come on, move it o get a move on, I'm in a hurry coloq.

la bala me pasó zumbando

the bullet whizzed past me o went whizzing past me

el coche pasó zumbando

the car zoomed o shot past

salió zumbando de clase

she rushed out of the class

II.zumbar V. trans.

1.1. zumbar coloq. persona:

zumbar

to give … a good beating coloq.

zumbar

to give … a good thrashing coloq.

zumbar

to give … a good hiding coloq.

1.2. zumbar Río Pl. coloq. paliza/bofetada:

le zumbaron una paliza

they gave him a beating

le zumbaron una paliza

they gave him a going-over coloq.

me zumbó una bofetada

she slapped me

1.3. zumbar pandero:

zumbar

to bang

2. zumbar Ven. coloq. (tirar):

zumbar

to chuck coloq.

zumbar

to throw

combarse V. vpr

combarse viga/cable:

to sag

combarse pared:

to bulge

combarse disco:

to warp

combarse disco:

to get warped

combarse espalda/piernas:

to bend

abombarse V. vpr amer.

abombarse

to go bad

abombarse

to go off

I.derrumbar V. trans.

1. derrumbar casa/edificio:

derrumbar

to demolish

derrumbar

to pull down

derrumbar

to knock down

derrumbar

to tear down

2. derrumbar dictadura:

derrumbar

to overthrow

derrumbar

to topple

II.derrumbarse V. vpr

1. derrumbarse edificio:

derrumbarse

to collapse

2. derrumbarse:

derrumbarse persona:

to go to pieces

derrumbarse esperanzas/ilusiones:

to be shattered

derrumbarse esperanzas/ilusiones:

to collapse

zumbado¹ (zumbada) ADJ.

1.1. zumbado (loco):

zumbado (zumbada)

crazy

1.2. zumbado (alocado):

no sé lo que hago, estoy zumbado

I haven't a clue what I'm doing, I'm completely out of it o I'm just not with it coloq.

2. zumbado [estar] Ven. coloq. (osado):

zumbado (zumbada)

fresh ingl. am.

zumbado (zumbada)

cheeky ingl. brit.

zumbado² (zumbada) SUST. m (f) Ven. coloq.

¡ese tipo es un zumbado!

that guy has some nerve! ingl. am. coloq.

¡ese tipo es un zumbado!

that guy has a nerve! ingl. brit. coloq.

¡ese tipo es un zumbado!

that guy has got a cheek! ingl. brit. coloq.

zumbador SUST. m

zumbador

buzzer

zumbadera SUST. f Col. coloq.

1. zumbadera (ruido molesto):

zumbadera

noise

zumbadera

racket coloq.

2. zumbadera (zumbido):

zumbadera

buzzing

zumbadera

humming

I.arrumbar V. trans.

arrumbar → arrinconar

II.arrumbar V. intr.

arrumbar

to fix a course

Véase también: arrinconar

I.arrinconar V. trans.

1. arrinconar (poner en un rincón):

arrinconar

to put … in a corner

2. arrinconar (acosar, acorralar):

arrinconar

to corner

me arrinconó y le tuve que decir la verdad

she cornered me and I had to tell her the truth

lo arrinconaron contra una pared

they got him up against o they cornered him against a wall

3. arrinconar (marginar):

arrinconar

to exclude

se preocupa mucho de no arrinconar a los viejos

she's very concerned that the old people should not be left out o excluded

4. arrinconar (arrumbar):

arrinconar

to leave

arrinconar

to dump coloq.

los arrinconó en el cobertizo

she left o dumped them in the shed

II.arrinconarse V. vpr

arrinconarse coloq.:

arrinconarse

to cut oneself off

zumbarse en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de zumbarse en el diccionario español»inglés

I.tumbar [tum·ˈbar] V. trans.

1. tumbar:

tumbar (tirar)

to knock down

tumbar (pegando)

to flatten

el campeón le tumbo en el tercer asalto

the champ knocked him out in the third round

el campeón le tumbo en el tercer asalto coloq. (matar)

to bump off

estar tumbado

to be lying down

2. tumbar coloq. ENS. (suspender):

tumbar

to fail

tumbar

to flunk

3. tumbar coloq. (perturbar, impresionar):

tumbar

to bowl over

4. tumbar amer.:

tumbar (árboles)

to fell

tumbar (tierra)

to clear

5. tumbar vulg. (copular):

tumbar

to screw

II.tumbar [tum·ˈbar] V. v. refl. tumbarse

1. tumbar (acostarse):

tumbar

to lie down

tumbarse en la cama

to lie down on the bed

2. tumbar (desistir):

tumbar

to give up

3. tumbar coloq. (en el trabajo):

tumbar

to ease up

I.zumbar [sum·ˈbar, θu-] V. intr.

1. zumbar (abejorro, máquina):

zumbar

to buzz

salir zumbando

to rush [or zoom] off

2. zumbar (oídos):

zumbar

to hum

II.zumbar [sum·ˈbar, θu-] V. trans.

1. zumbar (golpe):

zumbar

to deal

2. zumbar amer.:

zumbar (arrojar)

to throw

zumbar (expulsar)

to chuck out

3. zumbar (guasear):

zumbar

to mock

III.zumbar [sum·ˈbar, θu-] V. v. refl.

zumbar zumbarse:

zumbar

to make fun

zumbado (-a) [sum·ˈba·do, -a; θum-] ADJ.

estar zumbado coloq.

to be nuts

I.derrumbar [de·rrum·ˈbar] V. trans.

1. derrumbar (despeñar, derruir):

derrumbar

to knock [or tear] down

2. derrumbar (moralmente):

derrumbar

to devastate

II.derrumbar [de·rrum·ˈbar] V. v. refl. derrumbarse

1. derrumbar (edificio):

derrumbar

to fall down

2. derrumbar (esperanzas):

derrumbar

to collapse

I.cebar [se·ˈβar, θe-] V. trans.

1. cebar (engordar):

cebar

to fatten (up)

2. cebar (horno):

cebar

to stoke (up)

3. cebar (un arma):

cebar

to prime

4. cebar (el anzuelo):

cebar

to bait

5. cebar (máquina):

cebar

to start

6. cebar (cólera):

cebar

to inflame

II.cebar [se·ˈβar, θe-] V. v. refl. cebarse

1. cebar (ira):

cebar

to vent one's anger

se cebó en él

he/she vented his/her anger on him

2. cebar (alimentarse):

cebar

to feed

lumbar [lum·ˈbar] ADJ.

lumbar

lumbar

retumbar [rre·tum·ˈbar] V. intr.

retumbar

to boom

retumbar (resonar)

to resound

arrumbar [a·rrum·ˈbar] V. trans.

1. arrumbar (cosa):

arrumbar

to discard

2. arrumbar (persona):

arrumbar

to ignore

I.abombar [a·βom·ˈbar] V. trans.

abombar

to make convex

II.abombar [a·βom·ˈbar] V. v. refl. abombarse

1. abombar (abultarse):

abombar

to bulge

2. abombar Co. Sur, Ecua., Nic. (alimentos):

abombar

to go bad

I.zampar [sam·ˈpar, θam-] V. trans.

1. zampar (comer):

zampar

to scarf down

2. zampar (ocultar):

zampar

to whip out of sight

3. zampar (tirar):

zampar

to dash (to the ground)

II.zampar [sam·ˈpar, θam-] V. v. refl. zamparse

1. zampar (comer):

zampar

to scoff

2. zampar (en un lugar):

zampar

to crash

3. zampar pey. (invitarse):

zampar

to gatecrash