RAG - angleščina-španščina prevod

rag¹ [am. angl. ræɡ, brit. angl. raɡ] SAM.

1. rag (piece of cloth):

rag

trapo m. spol

like a red rag to a bull pog., mentioning that to him is like a red rag to a bull

mencionarle eso es pincharlo para que se enfurezca

to feel like a wet rag pog.

estar hecho un trapo or un guiñapo pog.

to have the rag on or brit. angl. be on the rag sleng

tener la regla or el período

to lose one's rag brit. angl. pog.

explotar pog.

to lose one's rag brit. angl. pog.

perder los estribos

2. rag pog., slabš. (newspaper):

rag

periodicucho m. spol slabš.

3. rag <rags, pl > (tattered clothes):

rag

harapos m. spol mn.

rag

andrajos m. spol mn.

dressed in rags

cubierto de harapos or andrajos

dressed in rags

harapiento

dressed in rags

andrajoso

from rags to riches

de la pobreza a la fortuna

his was a classic rags-to-riches story

el suyo fue el clásico caso del pobre que hace fortuna

I. chew [am. angl. tʃu, brit. angl. tʃuː] GLAG. preh. glag.

chew food

mascar

chew food

masticar

chew nails/pencil

morder

chew tobacco/gum

mascar

to chew the fat or rag pog.

charlar

to chew the fat or rag pog.

conversar esp lat. amer.

to chew the fat or rag pog.

platicar centr. Am. Meh.

II. chew [am. angl. tʃu, brit. angl. tʃuː] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

to chew at/on sth

mordiscar algo

to chew at/on sth

mordisquear algo

III. chew [am. angl. tʃu, brit. angl. tʃuː] SAM.

a chew of tobacco

una mascada de tabaco

I. rag² <sed. del. ragging; 1. pret., pret. del. ragged> [am. angl. ræɡ, brit. angl. raɡ] GLAG. preh. glag. brit. angl. pog., zastar.

rag

tomarle el pelo a pog.

II. rag² [am. angl. ræɡ, brit. angl. raɡ] SAM. brit. angl.

1. rag (in British universities):

rag week

semana durante la cual se recaudan fondos para obras benéficas

2. rag zastar. (prank):

rag

novatada ž. spol

rag⁴ [am. angl. ræɡ, brit. angl. raɡ] SAM. GLAS.

rag

composición ž. spol de ragtime

snot rag SAM. pog.

snot rag

moquero m. spol pog.

nose rag SAM. pog.

nose rag

moquero m. spol pog.

rag doll SAM.

rag doll

muñeca ž. spol de trapo

rag-rolling [ˈraɡrəʊlɪŋ] SAM. U

rag-rolling

marmolado m. spol

rag-roll [ˈræɡroʊl] GLAG. preh. glag.

rag-roll wall/table:

rag-roll

dar un efecto marmolado a

rag trade SAM. pog.

the rag trade

la industria or el ramo de la confección

the rag trade

el gremio de la aguja pog.

dust rag SAM.

dust rag → dust cloth

dust cloth SAM. am. angl.

dust cloth

trapo m. spol del polvo

dust cloth

trapo m. spol de sacudir Cono Sur Meh.

dust cloth

franela ž. spol Río de la Plata

dust cloth

sacudidor m. spol Meh.

Angleščina

Španščina

I. rag [ræg] -gg- SAM.

1. rag (old cloth):

rag

trapo m. spol

2. rag mn. (worn-out clothes):

rag

harapos m. spol mn.

3. rag slabš. (newspaper):

rag

periodicucho m. spol

4. rag GLAS.:

rag

ragtime m. spol

II. rag [ræg] -gg- GLAG. preh. glag. pog.

rag

tomar el pelo a

rag trade SAM. pog.

rag trade

gremio m. spol de la aguja

rag rug SAM.

rag rug

alfombrilla ž. spol de retazos

Španščina

Angleščina

andrajo

rag

harapo

rag

pingajo

rag

periodicucho

rag

pelele

rag doll

adefesio

rag

guiñapo

rag

Angleščina

Španščina

I. rag [ræg] SAM.

1. rag (old cloth):

rag

trapo m. spol

2. rag mn. (worn-out clothes):

rag

harapos m. spol mn.

3. rag slabš. sleng (newspaper):

rag

periodicucho m. spol

4. rag GLAS.:

rag

ragtime m. spol

II. rag <-gg-> [ræg] GLAG. preh. glag. sleng

rag

tomar el pelo a

rag trade SAM. sleng

rag trade

gremio m. spol de la aguja

Španščina

Angleščina

harapo

rag

pingajo

rag

andrajo

rag

bayeta

rag

periodicucho

rag

pelele

rag doll

adefesio (prenda)

rag

guiñapo

rag

Present

I	rag
you	rag
he/she/it	rags
we	rag
you	rag
they	rag

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

Her younger brothers are also steeped in the rag trade.

www.independent.co.uk

The problem with textile is that anyone can go into the rag trade.

www.smartcompany.com.au

Light industry became established in the area, particularly in the rag trade (clothing industry).

en.wikipedia.org

But where the shelves of food and household goods once stood, the rag trade has taken over.

www.bbc.co.uk

He was in the rag trade and manufactured shoulder pads and linings for uniforms.

www.dailymail.co.uk