CROW'S FEET - angleščina-španščina prevod

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crow's feet [krəʊz] SAM. mn. samost.

crow's feet: patas ž. spol mn. de gallo

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

patas de gallo: crow's feet mn.

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I. foot <pl feet> [am. angl. fʊt, brit. angl. fʊt] SAM.

1. foot C:

foot (of person): pie m. spol

foot (of animal): pata ž. spol

foot (on sewing machine): pie m. spol

to be on one's feet: estar de pie

to be on one's feet: estar parado lat. amer.

it was a long time before she was on her feet again: tardó mucho en recuperarse

they got the company back on its feet: volvieron a levantar la compañía

to get or rise to one's feet: ponerse de pie

to get or rise to one's feet: levantarse

to get or rise to one's feet: pararse lat. amer.

to keep one's feet: mantenerse en pie

go home and put your feet up: vete a casa a descansar

to sit/kneel at sb's feet: sentarse/arrodillarse a los pies de alguien

he had never set foot in a church before: nunca había pisado una iglesia or entrado en una iglesia antes

to go/come on foot: ir/venir a pie or caminando or andando

a foot in the door, it's a way of getting your foot in the door: es una manera de introducirte or de meterte en la empresa (or la profesión etc.)

once they have their foot in the door, you can't get rid of them: si les abres la puerta, ya no te los sacas de encima

my foot! pog. impossible my foot, a child could have done it!: ¡qué imposible ni que niño muerto or ni que ocho cuartos! ¡hasta un niño lo podría haber hecho! pog.

delicate condition my foot!: ¡estado delicado mi or tu abuela! pog.

not to put a foot wrong: no dar un paso en falso

not to put a foot wrong: no cometer ni un error

the shoe's or brit. angl. boot's on the other foot: se ha dado vuelta la tortilla

to be able to think on one's feet: ser capaz de pensar con rapidez

to be dead or asleep on one's feet: no poder tenerse en pie

to be on the back foot: estar a la defensiva

to be out on one's feet: no poder tenerse en pie

to be rushed or run off one's feet: estar agobiado de trabajo

to fall or land on one's feet she always seems to land on her feet: siempre le sale todo redondo

to find one's feet it didn't take him long to find his feet in his new school: no tardó en habituarse a la nueva escuela

to get cold feet (about sth), she got cold feet: le entró miedo y se echó atrás

to get off on the wrong foot: empezar con el pie izquierdo or con mal pie

to have a foot in both camps: nadar entre dos aguas

to have feet of clay lit.: tener pies de barro

to have itchy or itching feet: ser inquieto

after too long in the same job I start to get itchy feet: si estoy demasiado tiempo en el mismo trabajo me entran ganas de cambiar de aires

to have one foot in the grave pog.: estar con un pie en la sepultura

to have one's feet on the ground: tener los pies sobre la tierra

I hope he keeps his feet on the ground now he's been promoted: espero que no se le suba el ascenso a la cabeza

to put one's best foot forward (hurry): apretar el paso

to put one's best foot forward (do one's best): esmerarse para causar la mejor impresión

to put one's foot down (be firm): imponerse

to put one's foot down (be firm): no ceder

to put one's foot down (accelerate vehicle) pog.: apretar el acelerador

to put one's foot down (accelerate vehicle) pog.: meterle lat. amer. pog.

to put one's foot in it pog.: meter la pata pog.

to put one's foot in one's mouth pog.: meter la pata pog.

to put one's foot in one's mouth pog.: cometer una gaffe

to stand on one's own two feet: valerse por sí (or mí etc.) mismo

to sweep sb off her/his feet she was swept off her feet by an older man: se enamoró perdidamente de un hombre mayor que ella

under sb's feet the cat keeps getting under my feet: el gato siempre me anda alrededor or siempre se me está atravesando

2. foot (bottom, lower end):

foot brez mn.: pie m. spol

the foot of the hill: el pie de la montaña

at the foot of the page: a pie de página

the foot of the bed: los pies de la cama

3. foot C (measure):

foot pl foot or feet: pie m. spol

he is six foot or feet tall: mide seis pies

4. foot U (infantry):

foot esp brit. angl. zastar.: infantería ž. spol

an army of 5000 foot: un ejército de 5.000 hombres a pie

5. foot C (in poetry):

foot: pie m. spol

II. foot [am. angl. fʊt, brit. angl. fʊt] GLAG. preh. glag.

it's always Paul who foots the bill: siempre es Paul quien paga

the company is footing the bill for all the expenses: la compañía corre con or se hace cargo de todos los gastos

to foot it: ir a pie

to foot it: ir a pata pog.

I. hand [am. angl. hænd, brit. angl. hand] SAM.

1. hand ANAT.:

hand: mano ž. spol

I received it from the king's own hand: lo recibí de manos del rey

you couldn't see your hand in front of your face: no se veía nada

to be good or clever with one's hands: ser hábil con las manos

to be good or clever with one's hands: ser mañoso

with one's own hands: con sus (or mis etc.) propias manos

he killed it with his bare hands: lo mató a mano limpia

to give sb one's hand: darle la mano a alguien

they were holding hands when they arrived: llegaron tomados or agarrados de la mano

they were holding hands when they arrived: llegaron cogidos de la mano esp Šp.

I need somebody to hold my hand: necesito que alguien me dé ánimos

I took Mary's hand in mine to take her across the road: le di la mano a Mary para cruzar la calle

he took me by the hand: me tomó or agarró de la mano

he took me by the hand: me cogió de la mano esp Šp.

we were all on our hands and knees, looking for the ring: estábamos todos a gatas or en cuatro patas, buscando el anillo

he wouldn't give it to me even if I went down on my hands and knees: no me lo daría ni aunque se lo pidiera de rodillas

to have/hold sth in one's hands: tener/llevar algo en la mano

to hold on with both hands: agarrarse or sujetarse con las dos manos

look, no hands!: mira ¡sin manos!

to hold out one's hand to sb: tenderle la mano a alguien

to join hands: darse la(s) mano(s)

we join hands with your people in deploring the events: nos solidarizamos con vuestro pueblo al expresar nuestra repulsa

hands off!: ¡quita las manos de ahí!

hands off!: ¡no toques!

hands off those watercolors!: ¡no me toques las acuarelas!

hands off our schools!: ¡dejen en paz nuestros colegios!

hand on heart, I didn't mean it: de veras, no fue esa mi intención

can you put (your) hand on (your) heart and say it isn't true?: ¿puedes decir que no es verdad con la mano en el corazón?

to put one's hand up or to raise one's hand: levantar la mano

hands up all those in favor: que levanten la mano los que estén a favor

hands up or I'll shoot!: ¡manos arriba or arriba las manos o disparo!

to raise one's hand to or against sb: levantarle la mano a alguien

my father never raised a hand to me: mi padre nunca me levantó la mano or nunca me puso la mano encima

from hand to hand: de mano en mano

she climbed the rope hand over hand: trepó palmo a palmo por la cuerda

they were fighting hand to hand: luchaban cuerpo a cuerpo

a piece for four hands GLAS.: una pieza para cuatro manos

hand-sewn or -stitched: cosido a mano

hand-painted: pintado a mano

2. hand (in phrases):

at hand, the day of the opening was at hand: se acercaba el día de la inauguración

at hand, the day of the opening was at hand: el día de la inauguración estaba próximo

help was at hand: la ayuda estaba en camino

to learn about sth at first hand: enterarse de algo directamente or personalmente

to learn about sth at first hand: enterarse de algo de primera mano

to learn about sth at second/third hand: enterarse de algo a través de or por terceros

he heard of her marriage only at second hand from her brother: se enteró de que se había casado a través de or por su hermano

by hand, made/written by hand: hecho/escrito a mano

it must be washed by hand: hay que lavarlo a mano

he delivered the letter by hand: entregó la carta en mano or personalmente

“by hand” (on envelope): en su mano

“by hand” (on envelope): en mano Šp.

“by hand” (on envelope): presente Cono Sur

hand in hand: de la mano

hand in hand: tomados or agarrados de la mano

hand in hand: cogidos de la mano esp Šp.

poverty and disease go hand in hand: la pobreza y la enfermedad van de la mano

in hand glass/hat in hand: con el vaso/sombrero en la mano

in hand glass/hat in hand: vaso/sombrero en mano

sword in hand: espada en mano or en ristre

cash in hand (in accounting): efectivo m. spol en caja

to pay cash in hand: pagar en metálico or en efectivo

please concentrate on the task in hand: concéntrate en lo que tienes entre manos

of the projects we have currently in hand …: de los proyectos que tenemos entre manos …

let's get back to the matter in or am. angl. also at hand: volvamos a lo que nos ocupa

I like to keep a few dollars in hand for unforeseen eventualities: me gusta tener unos dólares disponibles or en reserva para cualquier imprevisto

we've still got a couple of hours in hand before we go to the airport: todavía nos queda un par de horas antes de ir al aeropuerto

to have sth (well) in hand: tener algo controlado or bajo control

that boy needs taking in hand: a ese chico va a haber que apretarle las clavijas

on hand we're always on hand when you need us: si nos necesitas, aquí estamos

the police were on hand: la policía estaba cerca

it's useful to have it on hand: es útil tenerlo a mano

out of hand the boys get out of hand when their father is away: los chicos se descontrolan cuando el padre no está

the situation is getting out of hand: la situación se les (or nos etc.) va de las manos

to reject sth out of hand: rechazar algo de plano

to hand brit. angl. (within reach): al alcance de la mano

to hand brit. angl. (within reach): a (la) mano

to hand (available): disponible

I don't have your file to hand: no tengo su archivo a (la) mano

according to the information to hand: según la información disponible

I can't find it now, but I'm sure it will come to hand: no lo encuentro en este momento, pero ya aparecerá

she grabbed the first thing that came to hand: agarró lo primero que encontró

hand in glove or esp am. angl. hand and glove, they're allegedly hand in glove with their competitors to fix prices: se dice que se han puesto de acuerdo con la competencia para fijar los precios

hand over fist: a manos llenas

hand over fist: a espuertas esp Šp.

her/his left hand doesn't know what her/his right hand is doing: su mano izquierda no sabe lo que hace su derecha

not to do a hand's turn pog.: no mover un dedo pog.

not to do a hand's turn pog.: no dar golpe Šp. Meh. pog.

to ask for/win sb's hand (in marriage) ur. jez.: pedir/obtener la mano de alguien (en matrimonio)

to beat sb/win hands down: ganarle a alguien/ganar sin problemas or sin el menor esfuerzo

to bind sb hand and foot: atar a alguien de pies y manos

to bind sb hand and foot: amarrar a alguien de pies y manos lat. amer. excl Río de la Plata

we're bound hand and foot: estamos atados de pies y manos

we're bound hand and foot: tenemos las manos atadas

to bite the hand that feeds one: ser un desagradecido

talk about biting the hand that feeds you!: ¡cría cuervos … !

to dirty or sully one's hands she wouldn't dirty her hands with typing: no se rebajaría a hacer de mecanógrafa: se le caerían los anillos

he's already dirtied his hands with arms dealing: ya se ha ensuciado las manos comerciando con armas

to force sb's hand events forced their hand: los acontecimientos los obligaron a actuar

I didn't want to, but you forced my hand: no quería hacerlo, pero no me dejaste otra salida

to gain/have the upper hand , eventually she gained the upper hand over her rival: finalmente se impuso a su rival

she's always had the upper hand in their relationship: siempre ha dominado ella en su relación

to get one's hands on sb/sth, just wait till I get my hands on him!: ¡vas a ver cuando lo agarre!

she can't wait to get her hands on the new computer: se muere por usar la computadora nueva

I've been trying to get my hands on that book for ages: hace años que ando tras ese libro

to give sb/have a free hand: darle a alguien/tener carta blanca

to give sb one's hand on sth he gave me his hand on it and the bargain was sealed: cerramos el trato con un apretón de manos

to give sb the glad hand am. angl.: saludar a alguien efusivamente

to give with one hand and take away with the other: borrar con el codo lo que se escribe con la mano

to go hat or brit. angl. cap in hand (to sb), the next day, hat in hand, I apologized to the boss: al día siguiente me tragué el orgullo y le pedí perdón al jefe

I can't stand the way you have to go hat in hand to her for the smallest request: no soporto que hasta el menor favor se lo tengas que pedir de rodillas

we had to go to them hat in hand asking for more money: tuvimos que ir a mendigarles más dinero

to grab or grasp or seize sth with both hands it was a wonderful opportunity and she grabbed it with both hands: era una oportunidad fantástica y no dejó que se le escapara de las manos

to have one's hands full she certainly has her hands full with seven children: por cierto que tiene en qué entretenerse, con siete niños

at the moment we've got our hands full with this order: en este momento estamos ocupadísimos con este pedido

to have one's hands tied: tener las manos atadas

to have one's hands tied: tener las manos amarradas lat. amer. excl Río de la Plata

my/his hands are tied: tengo/tiene las manos atadas

my/his hands are tied: tengo/tiene las manos amarradas lat. amer. excl Río de la Plata

to have sb eating out of one's hand: hacer con alguien lo que se quiere

to have sb eating out of one's hand: manejar a alguien a su (or mi etc.) antojo

she had them eating out of her hand: hacía con ellos lo que quería

she had them eating out of her hand: los manejaba a su antojo

to keep one's hand in: no perder la práctica

to know a place like the back of one's hand: conocer un sitio al dedillo or como la palma de la mano

she knows Paris like the back of her hand: (se) conoce París al dedillo or como la palma de la mano

to live (from) hand to mouth: vivir al día

to put or dip one's hand in one's pocket: contribuir con dinero

to put or lay one's hand(s) on sth: dar con algo

to sit on one's hands: cruzarse de brazos

to sit on one's hands: estar mano sobre mano

to stay one's/sb's hand (from sth) lit., they begged him to stay his hand: le rogaron que se contuviera

she managed to stay his hand from that dreadful act: logró impedir que cometiera semejante barbaridad

to try one's hand (at sth): probar (a hacer algo)

to turn one's hand to sth I'm willing to turn my hand to anything: estoy dispuesto a hacer cualquier tipo de trabajo

he was a success in everything he turned his hand to: todo lo que se proponía (hacer) le salía bien

to wait on sb hand and foot: hacerle de sirviente/sirvienta a alguien

to wash one's hands of sth: desentenderse de algo

to wash one's hands of sth: lavarse las manos de algo

many hands make light work: el trabajo compartido es más llevadero

3.1. hand (agency):

hand: mano ž. spol

the hand of God/Fate: la mano de Dios/del destino

to die by one's own hand ur. jez.: quitarse la vida

to have a hand in sth: tener parte en algo

the town had suffered at the hands of invaders: la ciudad había sufrido a manos de los invasores

that child needs a firm hand: ese niño necesita (una) mano firme

to rule with a heavy/iron hand: mandar/gobernar con mano dura/de hierro

with an open hand: con largueza or generosidad

with an open hand: generosamente

3.2. hand (assistance) pog.:

to give or lend sb a hand: echarle or darle una mano a alguien

if we all lend a hand, it won't take long: si todos echamos una mano, lo haremos en un momento

do you need/want a hand with that?: ¿te echo or doy una mano con eso?

if you need a hand: si necesitas ayuda

3.3. hand <hands, pl > (possession, control, care):

to change hands: cambiar de dueño or manos

a few dollars changed hands and it was mine: les di unos dólares y era mío

the contract is now in the hands of the lawyer: ahora el contrato está en manos del abogado

your future lies in your own hands: tú eres dueño de tu futuro

your future lies in your own hands: tu futuro depende de ti

can I leave the matter in your hands?: ¿puedo dejar el asunto en tus manos?

in private hands: en manos (de) particulares

in good/capable hands: en buenas manos

my life is in your hands: mi vida depende de ti

how did that vase come into your hands?: ¿cómo llegó a tus manos ese jarrón?

he/it fell into the hands of the enemy or into enemy hands: cayó en manos del enemigo

to put oneself in sb's hands: ponerse en manos de alguien

to get sth/sb off one's hands pog.: quitarse algo/a alguien de encima pog.

he offered to take it off my hands for $500 pog.: me dijo que me daba 500 dólares por él para quitármelo de encima

on sb's hands, she hates having the children on her hands all day long: detesta tener a los niños a su cuidado todo el día

I've enough on my hands just now without that as well: tengo ya bastante entre manos como para meterme también en eso

to have more time on one's hands: tener más tiempo libre

we've got a problem on our hands: tenemos or se nos presenta un problema

I think we may have a bestseller on our hands: creo que estamos frente a un posible bestseller

out of sb's hands, the matter is out of my hands: el asunto no está en mis manos

the decision has been taken out of his hands: la decisión ya no está en sus manos

to play into sb's hands the strikers are playing into the management's hands: los huelguistas le están haciendo el juego or se lo están poniendo en bandeja a la patronal

4. hand (side):

on sb's right/left hand: a la derecha/izquierda de alguien

on every hand ur. jez.: por todas partes

on the one hand … on the other (hand) …: por un lado … por otro (lado) …

5.1. hand IGRE (set of cards):

hand: mano ž. spol

hand: cartas ž. spol mn.

a good/poor hand: una buena/mala mano

a good/poor hand: buenas/malas cartas

to overplay one's hand: jugar mal sus (or mis etc.) cartas

to show or reveal one's hand: mostrar or enseñar las cartas

to show or reveal one's hand: mostrar el juego

to strengthen sb's hand: afianzar la posición de alguien

to throw in one's hand (to abandon a course of action, plan): tirar la toalla or esponja

to throw in one's hand (to abandon a course of action, plan): claudicar

to throw in one's hand dobes. (in poker): abandonar (las apuestas)

to throw in one's hand dobes. (in poker): irse al plato Čile

to tip one's hand am. angl. pog.: dejar ver sus (or mis etc.) intenciones

5.2. hand IGRE (round of card game):

hand: mano ž. spol

5.3. hand IGRE (player):

hand: jugador m. spol / jugadora ž. spol

6.1. hand (worker):

hand: obrero m. spol / obrera ž. spol

farm hand: peón m. spol

they're taking on new hands: están contratando más mano de obra or más trabajadores

6.2. hand NAVT.:

hand: marinero m. spol

the hands gathered on the foredeck: la marinería se congregó en la cubierta de proa

all hands on deck: ¡todos a cubierta!

the ship went down with all hands: el barco se hundió con toda la tripulación a bordo

6.3. hand (experienced person):

an old hand: un veterano / una veterana

he's an old hand at negotiating: tiene mucha experiencia en negociaciones

7. hand (applause) pog. brez mn.:

a big hand: un gran aplauso

let's have a really big hand for …: un gran aplauso para …

8. hand (handwriting):

hand lit.: letra ž. spol

she writes a neat/clear hand: tiene buena letra/una letra muy clara

the letter was in her own hand: la carta era de su puño y letra

9. hand (on a clock):

hand: manecilla ž. spol

hand: aguja ž. spol

the hour hand: la manecilla or la aguja de las horas

the hour hand: el puntero Andi

the minute hand: el minutero

the minute hand: la manecilla or la aguja de los minutos

the second hand: el segundero

the second hand: la manecilla or la aguja de los segundos

10. hand (measurement of horse):

hand: palmo m. spol

II. hand [am. angl. hænd, brit. angl. hand] GLAG. preh. glag.

to hand sb sth, to hand sth to sb: pasarle algo a alguien

could you hand me that hammer, please?: ¿me pasas ese martillo, por favor?

she handed the book to her father: le pasó el libro a su padre

he was handed a stiff sentence am. angl.: le impusieron una pena severa

Smith handed Jones an easy victory brit. angl.: Smith le regaló la victoria a Jones

to hand it to sb you have to hand it to her; she knows how to deal with them: hay que reconocerlo or hay que sacarle el sombrero, sabe cómo manejarlos

feet [am. angl. fit, brit. angl. fiːt] SAM. pl of foot

I. foot <pl feet> [am. angl. fʊt, brit. angl. fʊt] SAM.

1. foot C:

foot (of person): pie m. spol

foot (of animal): pata ž. spol

foot (on sewing machine): pie m. spol

to be on one's feet: estar de pie

to be on one's feet: estar parado lat. amer.

it was a long time before she was on her feet again: tardó mucho en recuperarse

they got the company back on its feet: volvieron a levantar la compañía

to get or rise to one's feet: ponerse de pie

to get or rise to one's feet: levantarse

to get or rise to one's feet: pararse lat. amer.

to keep one's feet: mantenerse en pie

go home and put your feet up: vete a casa a descansar

to sit/kneel at sb's feet: sentarse/arrodillarse a los pies de alguien

he had never set foot in a church before: nunca había pisado una iglesia or entrado en una iglesia antes

to go/come on foot: ir/venir a pie or caminando or andando

a foot in the door, it's a way of getting your foot in the door: es una manera de introducirte or de meterte en la empresa (or la profesión etc.)

once they have their foot in the door, you can't get rid of them: si les abres la puerta, ya no te los sacas de encima

my foot! pog. impossible my foot, a child could have done it!: ¡qué imposible ni que niño muerto or ni que ocho cuartos! ¡hasta un niño lo podría haber hecho! pog.

delicate condition my foot!: ¡estado delicado mi or tu abuela! pog.

not to put a foot wrong: no dar un paso en falso

not to put a foot wrong: no cometer ni un error

the shoe's or brit. angl. boot's on the other foot: se ha dado vuelta la tortilla

to be able to think on one's feet: ser capaz de pensar con rapidez

to be dead or asleep on one's feet: no poder tenerse en pie

to be on the back foot: estar a la defensiva

to be out on one's feet: no poder tenerse en pie

to be rushed or run off one's feet: estar agobiado de trabajo

to fall or land on one's feet she always seems to land on her feet: siempre le sale todo redondo

to find one's feet it didn't take him long to find his feet in his new school: no tardó en habituarse a la nueva escuela

to get cold feet (about sth), she got cold feet: le entró miedo y se echó atrás

to get off on the wrong foot: empezar con el pie izquierdo or con mal pie

to have a foot in both camps: nadar entre dos aguas

to have feet of clay lit.: tener pies de barro

to have itchy or itching feet: ser inquieto

after too long in the same job I start to get itchy feet: si estoy demasiado tiempo en el mismo trabajo me entran ganas de cambiar de aires

to have one foot in the grave pog.: estar con un pie en la sepultura

to have one's feet on the ground: tener los pies sobre la tierra

I hope he keeps his feet on the ground now he's been promoted: espero que no se le suba el ascenso a la cabeza

to put one's best foot forward (hurry): apretar el paso

to put one's best foot forward (do one's best): esmerarse para causar la mejor impresión

to put one's foot down (be firm): imponerse

to put one's foot down (be firm): no ceder

to put one's foot down (accelerate vehicle) pog.: apretar el acelerador

to put one's foot down (accelerate vehicle) pog.: meterle lat. amer. pog.

to put one's foot in it pog.: meter la pata pog.

to put one's foot in one's mouth pog.: meter la pata pog.

to put one's foot in one's mouth pog.: cometer una gaffe

to stand on one's own two feet: valerse por sí (or mí etc.) mismo

to sweep sb off her/his feet she was swept off her feet by an older man: se enamoró perdidamente de un hombre mayor que ella

under sb's feet the cat keeps getting under my feet: el gato siempre me anda alrededor or siempre se me está atravesando

2. foot (bottom, lower end):

foot brez mn.: pie m. spol

the foot of the hill: el pie de la montaña

at the foot of the page: a pie de página

the foot of the bed: los pies de la cama

3. foot C (measure):

foot pl foot or feet: pie m. spol

he is six foot or feet tall: mide seis pies

4. foot U (infantry):

foot esp brit. angl. zastar.: infantería ž. spol

an army of 5000 foot: un ejército de 5.000 hombres a pie

5. foot C (in poetry):

foot: pie m. spol

II. foot [am. angl. fʊt, brit. angl. fʊt] GLAG. preh. glag.

it's always Paul who foots the bill: siempre es Paul quien paga

the company is footing the bill for all the expenses: la compañía corre con or se hace cargo de todos los gastos

to foot it: ir a pie

to foot it: ir a pata pog.

crow¹ [am. angl. kroʊ, brit. angl. krəʊ] SAM. ZOOL.

crow: cuervo m. spol

as the crow flies: en línea recta

I. crow² [am. angl. kroʊ, brit. angl. krəʊ] SAM. (cry)

crow (of rooster): cacareo m. spol

crow (of baby): gorjeo m. spol

crow (of adult): alarido m. spol

crow (of adult): grito m. spol

II. crow² <1. pret. crowed or arh. crew, pret. del. crowed> [am. angl. kroʊ, brit. angl. krəʊ] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. crow cock:

crow: cacarear

2. crow baby:

crow: gorjear

3. crow (boast, exult):

crow: alardear

crow: pavonearse

to crow about/over sth: alardear or jactarse de algo

it's nothing to crow about: no es como para enorgullecerse

III. crow² <1. pret. & pret. del. crowed> [am. angl. kroʊ, brit. angl. krəʊ] GLAG. preh. glag.

crow: alardear

I told you so, he crowed: —te lo dije —alardeó

v slovarju PONS

crow's feet [ˈkrəʊzfi:t, am. angl. ˈkroʊz-] SAM. mn.

crow's feet: patas ž. spol mn. de gallo

v slovarju PONS

patas de gallo (en el rostro): crow's feet

v slovarju PONS

feet [fi:t] SAM.

feet pl of foot

I. foot [fʊt] feet SAM.

1. foot:

foot of person: pie m. spol

foot of animal: pata ž. spol

2. foot (unit of measurement):

foot: pie m. spol (30, 48 cm)

3. foot (bottom or lowest part):

at the foot of one's bed: al pie de la cama

at the foot of the page: a pie de página

fraza:

to get a foot in the door: abrirse una brecha

to have one foot in the grave: estar con un pie en la tumba

to have both feet on the ground: ser realista

to set foot on dry land: poner los pies en tierra firme

to be back on one's feet: estar recuperado

to have/get cold feet: estar/ponerse nervioso

to catch sb on the wrong foot: pillar a alguien desprevenido

to fall on one's feet: caer de pie

to find one's feet: acostumbrarse al ambiente

to put one's foot down: acelerar

to put one's foot in it [or in your mouth] am. angl.: meter la pata

to set foot in sth: pisar algo

I'll never set foot in his house again: no volveré a pisar su casa

to be under sb's feet: estar siempre pegado a alguien

II. foot [fʊt] feet GLAG. preh. glag. pog.

to foot the bill: pagar

I. foot [fʊt] feet SAM.

1. foot:

foot of person: pie m. spol

foot of animal: pata ž. spol

2. foot (unit of measurement):

foot: pie m. spol (30, 48 cm)

3. foot (bottom or lowest part):

at the foot of one's bed: al pie de la cama

at the foot of the page: a pie de página

fraza:

to get a foot in the door: abrirse una brecha

to have one foot in the grave: estar con un pie en la tumba

to have both feet on the ground: ser realista

to set foot on dry land: poner los pies en tierra firme

to be back on one's feet: estar recuperado

to have/get cold feet: estar/ponerse nervioso

to catch sb on the wrong foot: pillar a alguien desprevenido

to fall on one's feet: caer de pie

to find one's feet: acostumbrarse al ambiente

to put one's foot down: acelerar

to put one's foot in it [or in your mouth] am. angl.: meter la pata

to set foot in sth: pisar algo

I'll never set foot in his house again: no volveré a pisar su casa

to be under sb's feet: estar siempre pegado a alguien

II. foot [fʊt] feet GLAG. preh. glag. pog.

to foot the bill: pagar

crow¹ [krəʊ, am. angl. kroʊ] SAM.

crow ZOOL.:

crow: cuervo m. spol

fraza:

to eat crow am. angl. pog.: tener que reconocer un error

as the crow flies: en línea recta

I. crow² [krəʊ, am. angl. kroʊ] SAM.

1. crow (call of a cock):

crow: cacareo m. spol

2. crow:

crow (cry of pleasure): grito m. spol de alegría

crow (of baby): gorjeo m. spol

II. crow² [krəʊ, am. angl. kroʊ] GLAG. nepreh. glag. crowed Brit: crew, crowed Brit: crew

1. crow (cock):

crow: cacarear

2. crow (cry out happily):

crow: gritar de entusiasmo

crow baby: gorjear

3. crow (boast):

crow: alardear

to crow over sth: jactarse de algo

v slovarju PONS

crow's feet [ˈkroʊz·fit] SAM. mn.

crow's feet: patas ž. spol mn. de gallo

v slovarju PONS

patas de gallo (en el rostro): crow's feet

v slovarju PONS

feet [fit] SAM.

feet pl of foot

I. foot <feet> [fʊt] SAM.

1. foot:

foot of person: pie m. spol

foot of animal: pata ž. spol

2. foot (unit of measurement):

foot: pie m. spol (30, 48 cm)

3. foot (bottom or lowest part):

at the foot of one's bed: al pie de la cama

at the foot of the page: a pie de página

fraza:

to get a foot in the door: abrirse una brecha

to get a foot in the door: introducirse

to have one foot in the grave: estar con un pie en la tumba

to have both feet on the ground: ser realista

to set foot on dry land: poner los pies en tierra firme

to be back on one's feet: haberse recuperado

to have/get cold feet: estar/ponerse nervioso

to get off on the wrong foot: empezar con mal pie

to fall on one's feet: caer de pie

to find one's feet: acostumbrarse al ambiente

to put one's foot down: no ceder

to put one's foot in it [or in one's mouth]: meter la pata

to set foot in sth: pisar algo

I'll never set foot in his house again: no volveré a pisar su casa

to be under sb's feet: estar siempre pegado a alguien

II. foot [fʊt] GLAG. preh. glag. pog.

to foot the bill: pagar

I. foot <feet> [fʊt] SAM.

1. foot:

foot of person: pie m. spol

foot of animal: pata ž. spol

2. foot (unit of measurement):

foot: pie m. spol (30, 48 cm)

3. foot (bottom or lowest part):

at the foot of one's bed: al pie de la cama

at the foot of the page: a pie de página

fraza:

to get a foot in the door: abrirse una brecha

to get a foot in the door: introducirse

to have one foot in the grave: estar con un pie en la tumba

to have both feet on the ground: ser realista

to set foot on dry land: poner los pies en tierra firme

to be back on one's feet: haberse recuperado

to have/get cold feet: estar/ponerse nervioso

to get off on the wrong foot: empezar con mal pie

to fall on one's feet: caer de pie

to find one's feet: acostumbrarse al ambiente

to put one's foot down: no ceder

to put one's foot in it [or in one's mouth]: meter la pata

to set foot in sth: pisar algo

I'll never set foot in his house again: no volveré a pisar su casa

to be under sb's feet: estar siempre pegado a alguien

II. foot [fʊt] GLAG. preh. glag. pog.

to foot the bill: pagar

crow¹ [kroʊ] SAM.

crow ZOOL.:

crow: cuervo m. spol

fraza:

to eat crow pog.: tener que reconocer un error

as the crow flies: en línea recta

I. crow² <crowed, crowed> [kroʊ] SAM.

1. crow (call of a cock):

crow: cacareo m. spol

2. crow:

crow (cry of pleasure): grito m. spol de alegría

crow (of baby): gorjeo m. spol

II. crow² <crowed, crowed> [kroʊ] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. crow (cock):

crow: cacarear

2. crow (cry out happily):

crow: gritar de entusiasmo

crow baby: gorjear

3. crow (boast):

crow: alardear

to crow over sth: jactarse de algo

Present
I	foot
you	foot
he/she/it	foots
we	foot
you	foot
they	foot

Past
I	footed
you	footed
he/she/it	footed
we	footed
you	footed
they	footed

Present Perfect
I	have	footed
you	have	footed
he/she/it	has	footed
we	have	footed
you	have	footed
they	have	footed

Past Perfect
I	had	footed
you	had	footed
he/she/it	had	footed
we	had	footed
you	had	footed
they	had	footed

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crow's feet [krəʊz] SAM. mn. samost.

I. foot <pl feet> [am. angl. fʊt, brit. angl. fʊt] SAM.

1. foot C:

2. foot (bottom, lower end):

3. foot C (measure):

4. foot U (infantry):

5. foot C (in poetry):

II. foot [am. angl. fʊt, brit. angl. fʊt] GLAG. preh. glag.

I. hand [am. angl. hænd, brit. angl. hand] SAM.

1. hand ANAT.:

2. hand (in phrases):

3.1. hand (agency):

3.2. hand (assistance) pog.:

3.3. hand <hands, pl > (possession, control, care):

4. hand (side):

5.1. hand IGRE (set of cards):

5.2. hand IGRE (round of card game):

5.3. hand IGRE (player):

6.1. hand (worker):

6.2. hand NAVT.:

6.3. hand (experienced person):

7. hand (applause) pog. brez mn.:

8. hand (handwriting):

9. hand (on a clock):

10. hand (measurement of horse):

II. hand [am. angl. hænd, brit. angl. hand] GLAG. preh. glag.

feet [am. angl. fit, brit. angl. fiːt] SAM. pl of foot

I. foot <pl feet> [am. angl. fʊt, brit. angl. fʊt] SAM.

1. foot C:

2. foot (bottom, lower end):

3. foot C (measure):

4. foot U (infantry):

5. foot C (in poetry):

II. foot [am. angl. fʊt, brit. angl. fʊt] GLAG. preh. glag.

crow1 [am. angl. kroʊ, brit. angl. krəʊ] SAM. ZOOL.

I. crow2 [am. angl. kroʊ, brit. angl. krəʊ] SAM. (cry)

II. crow2 <1. pret. crowed or arh. crew, pret. del. crowed> [am. angl. kroʊ, brit. angl. krəʊ] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. crow cock:

2. crow baby:

3. crow (boast, exult):

III. crow2 <1. pret. & pret. del. crowed> [am. angl. kroʊ, brit. angl. krəʊ] GLAG. preh. glag.

v slovarju PONS

crow's feet [ˈkrəʊzfi:t, am. angl. ˈkroʊz-] SAM. mn.

feet [fi:t] SAM.

feet pl of foot

I. foot [fʊt] feet SAM.

1. foot:

2. foot (unit of measurement):

3. foot (bottom or lowest part):

fraza:

II. foot [fʊt] feet GLAG. preh. glag. pog.

I. foot [fʊt] feet SAM.

1. foot:

2. foot (unit of measurement):

3. foot (bottom or lowest part):

fraza:

II. foot [fʊt] feet GLAG. preh. glag. pog.

crow1 [krəʊ, am. angl. kroʊ] SAM.

crow ZOOL.:

fraza:

I. crow2 [krəʊ, am. angl. kroʊ] SAM.

1. crow (call of a cock):

2. crow:

II. crow2 [krəʊ, am. angl. kroʊ] GLAG. nepreh. glag. crowed Brit: crew, crowed Brit: crew

1. crow (cock):

2. crow (cry out happily):

3. crow (boast):

crow's feet [ˈkroʊz·fit] SAM. mn.

feet [fit] SAM.

feet pl of foot

I. foot <feet> [fʊt] SAM.

1. foot:

2. foot (unit of measurement):

3. foot (bottom or lowest part):

fraza:

II. foot [fʊt] GLAG. preh. glag. pog.

crow¹ [am. angl. kroʊ, brit. angl. krəʊ] SAM. ZOOL.

I. crow² [am. angl. kroʊ, brit. angl. krəʊ] SAM. (cry)

II. crow² <1. pret. crowed or arh. crew, pret. del. crowed> [am. angl. kroʊ, brit. angl. krəʊ] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

III. crow² <1. pret. & pret. del. crowed> [am. angl. kroʊ, brit. angl. krəʊ] GLAG. preh. glag.

crow¹ [krəʊ, am. angl. kroʊ] SAM.

I. crow² [krəʊ, am. angl. kroʊ] SAM.

II. crow² [krəʊ, am. angl. kroʊ] GLAG. nepreh. glag. crowed Brit: crew, crowed Brit: crew

crow¹ [kroʊ] SAM.

I. crow² <crowed, crowed> [kroʊ] SAM.

II. crow² <crowed, crowed> [kroʊ] GLAG. nepreh. glag.