MASTER STROKE - angleščina-španščina prevod

master stroke [ˈmæstər ˌstroʊk] SAM.

master stroke

golpe m. spol maestro

I. stroke [am. angl. stroʊk, brit. angl. strəʊk] SAM.

1.1. stroke ŠPORT (in ball games):

stroke

golpe m. spol

he won by three strokes

ganó por tres golpes

1.2. stroke ŠPORT (in swimming):

stroke (movement)

brazada ž. spol

stroke (style)

estilo m. spol

1.3. stroke ŠPORT (in rowing):

stroke (movement)

palada ž. spol

stroke (movement)

remada ž. spol

stroke (leader of crew)

cabo m. in ž. spol

to put sb off her/his stroke

hacerle perder el ritmo (a alguien)

2.1. stroke (blow):

stroke

golpe m. spol

he was given six strokes of the whip

le dieron seis latigazos

2.2. stroke (of piston):

stroke (motion)

tiempo m. spol

stroke (distance)

carrera ž. spol

2.3. stroke (of clock):

stroke

campanada ž. spol

on the stroke of eleven

al dar las once

3.1. stroke:

stroke (of thin brush)

pincelada ž. spol

stroke (of thick brush)

brochazo m. spol

stroke (of pen, pencil)

trazo m. spol

with a bold stroke of the pen

de un plumazo

with a bold stroke of the pen

con un trazo fuerte

apply using light, quick strokes

aplicar dando ligeros toques

3.2. stroke (oblique, slash):

stroke

barra ž. spol

stroke

diagonal ž. spol

4.1. stroke (action, feat):

stroke

golpe m. spol

a stroke of genius

una genialidad

at a stroke

de (un) golpe

not to do a stroke of work

no hacer absolutamente nada

not to do a stroke of work

no dar or pegar golpe pog.

different strokes for different folks

sobre gustos no hay nada escrito

4.2. stroke (instance):

a stroke of luck

un golpe de suerte

a stroke of luck

una suerte

it was a stroke of sheer misfortune

fue una verdadera mala suerte

5. stroke MED.:

stroke

ataque m. spol de apoplejía

stroke

derrame m. spol cerebral

to have a stroke

tener or sufrir un ataque de apoplejía or un derrame cerebral

6.1. stroke (caress):

stroke

caricia ž. spol

6.2. stroke PSIH.:

stroke

halago m. spol

II. stroke [am. angl. stroʊk, brit. angl. strəʊk] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. stroke (caress):

stroke

acariciar

he stroked her cheek

le acarició la mejilla

he stroked his beard pensively

se mesó la barba pensativamente

2. stroke PSIH.:

stroke

halagar

3. stroke ball:

stroke

darle un golpe suave a

I. master [am. angl. ˈmæstər, brit. angl. ˈmɑːstə] SAM.

1. master:

master (of household)

señor m. spol

master (of household)

amo m. spol

master (of animal)

amo m. spol

master (of animal)

dueño m. spol

master (of servant)

amo m. spol

master (of servant)

patrón m. spol

you can't serve two masters

no se puede servir a Dios y al diablo

I will be master in my own house!

¡en esta casa mando yo!

to be master of the situation/of one's destiny

ser dueño de la situación/de su (or mi etc.) destino

to be one's own master

no tener que darle cuentas a nadie

2. master (expert):

master of

maestro m. spol de / maestra ž. spol de

master of

experto m. spol en / experta ž. spol en

to be a past master of sth

ser un maestro consumado en algo

3.1. master UNIV. (degree):

master's, master's degree

título m. spol de master

master's, master's degree

título m. spol de máster

master's, master's degree

master m. spol

master's, master's degree

máster m. spol

master's, master's degree

maestría ž. spol

Master of Arts/Science

poseedor de una maestría en Humanidades/Ciencias

3.2. master brit. angl. (teacher):

master (in secondary school)

profesor m. spol

master (in primary school)

maestro m. spol

3.3. master (of college):

master

director m. spol / directora ž. spol

4. master NAVT.:

master

capitán m. spol

5.1. master ZGOD.:

master (as form of address used by servants)

el señor

master (to younger man)

señorito

you called, master?

¿llamaba el señor?

5.2. master (on letters to young boys):

master

Sr.

6.1. master RAČ. (controlling device):

master

terminal m. spol maestro

6.2. master (for copies):

master AVDIO, RAČ., TIPOGRAF.

original m. spol

7. master RAČ.:

master, a. master card

tarjeta ž. spol maestra

II. master [am. angl. ˈmæstər, brit. angl. ˈmɑːstə] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. master (control):

master fear/impulse

dominar

master difficulty

vencer

2. master (learn):

master technique/subject

llegar a dominar

III. master [am. angl. ˈmæstər, brit. angl. ˈmɑːstə] PRID. atribut., no primrk.

1. master (expert):

master baker/builder

maestro m. spol panadero/de obras

2. master (main, principal):

master switch/key

maestro

3. master (dominant):

master

superior

the master race

la raza superior

4. master (original):

master tape

original

master tape

matriz

master copy

original m. spol

master disk RAČ.

disco m. spol maestro

master file RAČ.

archivo m. spol maestro

master file RAČ.

fichero m. spol maestro

master spy

jefe m. spol de espías / jefa ž. spol de espías

I. stroke [strəʊk, am. angl. stroʊk] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. stroke (caress):

stroke

acariciar

2. stroke ŠPORT (hit smoothly):

stroke

golpear suavemente

II. stroke [strəʊk, am. angl. stroʊk] SAM.

1. stroke (caress):

stroke

caricia ž. spol

2. stroke MED.:

stroke

derrame m. spol cerebral

to have a stroke

tener una apoplejía

3. stroke:

stroke of pencil

trazo m. spol

stroke of brush

pincelada ž. spol

4. stroke:

stroke (style of hitting ball)

golpe m. spol

stroke (billiards)

tacada ž. spol

at a (single) stroke, in one stroke

de (un solo) golpe

5. stroke ur. jez. (lash with whip):

stroke

latigazo m. spol

6. stroke:

stroke (in swimming: style)

estilo m. spol

stroke (single movement)

brazada ž. spol

7. stroke (bit):

by a stroke of fate

por cosas del destino

a stroke of genius

una genialidad

a stroke of luck

un golpe de suerte

to not do a stroke of work pog.

no dar golpe

8. stroke of clock:

stroke

campanada ž. spol

Master's SAM., Master's degree SAM.

Master's

máster m. spol

I. master [ˈmɑ:stəʳ, am. angl. ˈmæstɚ] SAM.

1. master:

master of house

señor m. spol

master of slave

amo m. spol

master of dog

dueño m. spol

the young master

el señorito

2. master (one who excels):

master

maestro m. spol

master craftsman

maestro

to be a master of sth

ser experto en algo

3. master (instructor):

master

instructor m. spol

dancing/singing master

instructor de baile/canto

fencing master

maestro de esgrima

4. master brit. angl. (schoolteacher):

master

profesor m. spol

5. master (master copy):

master

original m. spol

fraza:

to be one's own master

no depender de nadie

II. master [ˈmɑ:stəʳ, am. angl. ˈmæstɚ] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. master (cope with):

master

vencer

to master one's fear of flying

superar el miedo a volar

2. master (become proficient at):

master

dominar

I. stroke [stroʊk] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. stroke (caress):

stroke

acariciar

2. stroke ŠPORT (hit smoothly):

stroke

golpear suavemente

II. stroke [stroʊk] SAM.

1. stroke (caress):

stroke

caricia ž. spol

2. stroke MED.:

stroke

derrame m. spol cerebral

to suffer a stroke

tener una apoplejía

3. stroke:

stroke of pencil

trazo m. spol

stroke of brush

pincelada ž. spol

4. stroke:

stroke (style of hitting ball)

golpe m. spol

stroke (billiards)

tacada ž. spol

5. stroke ur. jez. (lash with whip):

stroke

latigazo m. spol

6. stroke:

stroke (in swimming: style)

estilo m. spol

stroke (single movement)

brazada ž. spol

7. stroke (bit):

by a stroke of fate

por cosas del destino

a stroke of genius

una genialidad

a stroke of luck

un golpe de suerte

8. stroke of clock:

stroke

campanada ž. spol

Master's SAM., Master's degree SAM.

Master's

máster m. spol

I. master [ˈmæs·tər] SAM.

1. master:

master of house

señor m. spol

master of slave

amo m. spol

master of dog

dueño m. spol

2. master (one who excels):

master

maestro m. spol

master craftsman

maestro

to be a master of sth

ser experto en algo

3. master (instructor):

master

instructor m. spol

dancing/singing master

instructor de baile/canto

fencing master

maestro de esgrima

4. master (master copy):

master

original m. spol

fraza:

to be one's own master

no depender de nadie

jack of all trades, master of none

aprendiz de todo, oficial de nada preg.

II. master [ˈmæs·tər] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. master (cope with):

master

vencer

to master one's fear of flying

superar el miedo a volar

2. master (become proficient at):

master

dominar

Present

I	stroke
you	stroke
he/she/it	strokes
we	stroke
you	stroke
they	stroke

Past

I	stroked
you	stroked
he/she/it	stroked
we	stroked
you	stroked
they	stroked

Present Perfect

I	have	stroked
you	have	stroked
he/she/it	has	stroked
we	have	stroked
you	have	stroked
they	have	stroked

Past Perfect

I	had	stroked
you	had	stroked
he/she/it	had	stroked
we	had	stroked
you	had	stroked
they	had	stroked

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

The dog had fallen from the windowsill in joy at seeing its master returning from a long journey.

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The master bedroom suite has a walk-in wardrobe, an en-suite bathroom and even a balcony.

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It is difficult to judge which individuals are polyglots, as there is no uncontroversial definition of what it means to master a language.

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The master did not resist, although he had enough men to put up a fight.

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He is master of the seas that are closer to shore, coastlines, islands and waves and likes to stir up storms.

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