ROCK FACE - angleščina-španščina prevod

rock face [am. angl. ˈrɑk ˌfeɪs, brit. angl.] SAM.

rock face

pared ž. spol rocosa

Angleščina

Španščina

scale mountain/wall/rock face

escalar

formidable task/rock-face

imponente

Španščina

Angleščina

paredón

rock face

I. face [am. angl. feɪs, brit. angl. feɪs] SAM.

1.1. face C (of person, animal):

face

cara ž. spol

face

rostro m. spol

his face was badly scarred

tenía la cara llena de cicatrices

she has a thin/oval face

tiene la or una cara delgada/ovalada

her whole face lit up

se le iluminó la cara or el rostro or el semblante

if your face doesn't fit …

si no le/les caes bien …

face down(ward)/up(ward)

boca abajo/arriba

I'm not just a pretty face, you know!

no te creas que soy tan tonta

there were a few red faces about it

más de uno se puso colorado por eso

there were a few red faces about it

a más de uno se le cayó la cara de vergüenza por eso

I must put my face on or do my face šalj.

tengo que maquillarme or pintarme

she put on a brave face for the funeral

se mantuvo compuesta para el funeral

to feed or stuff one's face pog.

atiborrarse de comida

to feed or stuff one's face pog.

ponerse morado Šp. pog.

to slap sb in the face

darle una bofetada a alguien

to slap sb in the face

darle una cachetada a alguien lat. amer.

to slap sb in the face

cruzarle la cara a alguien

in the face of sth in the face of stiff opposition

en medio de or ante una fuerte oposición

it's hard to maintain standards in the face of rising costs

es difícil mantener los niveles de calidad con los costos en aumento

to blow up in sb's face

salir mal

to fall flat on one's face

caerse de bruces

to fall flat on one's face (blunder)

darse de narices

to fly in the face of sth

hacer caso omiso de algo

to laugh on the other side of one's face you'll laugh on the other side of your face when you're fired!

¡se te van a acabar las ganas de reír(te) cuando te despidan!

to sb's face

a or en la cara

I told him to his face

se lo dije a or en la cara

to set one's face against sb/sth

oponerse decididamente a alguien/algo

to show one's face

aparecer

she never showed her face all evening

no le vimos el pelo or no apareció en toda la noche

he'll never dare show his face here again

no va a atreverse a aparecer por aquí

to stare sb in the face the book/solution was staring me in the face

tenía el libro/la solución delante de las narices

ruin was staring him in the face

estaba a un paso de la ruina

to talk/argue/shout until one/sb is blue in the face

hablar/discutir/gritar hasta cansarse

1.2. face C (person):

a new face

una cara nueva

always the same (old) faces!

¡siempre las mismas caras (conocidas)!

a familiar face

una cara conocida

I'd know that face anywhere!

esa cara la reconocería en cualquier sitio

I know that face from somewhere

me parece cara conocida

I never forget a face

no se me borra una cara

I never forget a face

nunca olvido una cara

1.3. face C (expression):

face

cara ž. spol

you should have seen her face

tendrías que haber visto la cara que puso

a face as long as a fiddle

cara larga

he had a face as long as a fiddle

andaba con cara larga

to have a face like a funeral

tener cara de entierro or de velorio

to keep a straight face I could hardly keep a straight face

casi no podía aguantarme (de) la risa

to make or brit. angl. also pull a face

poner mala cara

the children were making faces at each other

los niños se hacían muecas

she pulled a long face

puso (la) cara larga

to put a brave or bold face on sth she put a brave or bold face on it

(le) puso al mal tiempo buena cara

to put the best face on sth they decided to put the best face on her misdemeanors

le restaron importancia a su mal comportamiento

2.1. face (appearance, nature):

face brez mn.

fisonomía ž. spol

the changing face of America/society

la cambiante fisonomía de América/la sociedad

on the face of it

aparentemente

2.2. face C (aspect):

face

aspecto m. spol

the many faces of industry

las muchas caras de la industria

socialism with a human face

socialismo de rostro humano

2.3. face U (dignity):

to lose face

desprestigiarse

to lose face

quedar mal

to save face

guardar las apariencias

loss of face

desprestigio m. spol

2.4. face U (insolence) zastar.:

to have the face to + infin

tener la desfachatez de +  infin

3. face C (in geometry):

face

cara ž. spol

4.1. face C (of coin, medal):

face

cara ž. spol

4.2. face C (of clock, watch):

face

esfera ž. spol

face

carátula ž. spol Meh.

4.3. face C (of building):

face

fachada ž. spol

5.1. face C (of mountainside, cliff):

face

pared ž. spol

5.2. face C → coalface

6. face (surface):

the face of the moon

la cara de la luna

to disappear off the face of the earth

desaparecer de la faz de la tierra

II. face [am. angl. feɪs, brit. angl. feɪs] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. face (be opposite):

she turned to face him/the wall

se volvió hacia él/la pared

he was sitting facing the wall

estaba sentado en frente de la pared

the children lined up facing each other

los niños formaron dos filas frente a frente

the illustration facing page nine

la ilustración que está frente a la página nueve

this wall faces the square

esta pared da a la plaza

the hotel faces the sea

el hotel está frente al mar

2. face (confront):

face opponent/rival/superior

enfrentarse a

the two teams will face each other in June

los dos equipos se enfrentarán en junio

I don't know how I'll face him when he finds out

no sé cómo le podré dar la cara cuando se entere

to be faced with sth

estar or verse frente a or ante algo

we are faced with a serious problem

estamos or nos vemos frente a or ante un grave problema

we are faced with a serious problem

se nos plantea un grave problema

let's face it, we have no alternative

seamos realistas, no nos queda otra alternativa

they're right, let's face it

tienen razón, hay que reconocerlo

3.1. face (be presented with):

face

enfrentarse a

face

hacer frente a

I face that problem every day

todos los días me encuentro con or me enfrento a un problema así

we face heavy increases next year

el año que viene tendremos que hacer frente a fuertes gastos

3.2. face (contemplate willingly):

I can't face going through all that again

no podría volver a pasar por todo eso

I don't think I could face another bowl of rice

creo que si me dan otro plato de arroz me muero

he couldn't face a future without her

no se sentía capaz de enfrentar el futuro sin ella

3.3. face (lie ahead of):

several problems face us

se nos presentan or se nos plantean varios problemas

defeat faces us unless we act at once

si no actuamos inmediatamente nos espera la derrota

4.1. face GRAD.:

face wall/surface

recubrir

the front of the house is faced in/with stone

el frente de la casa está recubierto de piedra

4.2. face MODA:

face sleeve/collar

forrar (por fuera)

the cuffs were faced with velvet

los puños eran de terciopelo

III. face [am. angl. feɪs, brit. angl. feɪs] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

the house faces north(ward)/east(ward)

la casa está orientada or da al norte/este

the balcony faces out over the square

el balcón da or mira a la plaza

she walked facing into the wind

caminaba contra el viento

I was facing the other way

miraba para el otro lado

about face!

¡media vuelta!

right face/left face!

¡a la derecha/izquierda!

coalface [am. angl. ˈkoʊlfeɪs, brit. angl. ˈkəʊlfeɪs] SAM.

coalface

tajo m. spol

coalface

frente m. spol de explotación del carbón

rock¹ [am. angl. rɑk, brit. angl. rɒk] SAM.

1. rock U (substance):

rock

roca ž. spol

igneous/volcanic rock

roca ígnea/volcánica

a great lump of rock

una roca enorme

hewn from the rock

tallado en la roca viva

as hard as rock

duro como una piedra

2.1. rock C (crag, cliff):

rock

peñasco m. spol

rock

peñón m. spol

my wife was like a rock throughout that time

mi esposa fue mi puntal durante toda esa época

the Rock (of Gibraltar)

el Peñón (de Gibraltar)

as solid as a rock

firme or sólido como una roca

2.2. rock C (in sea):

rock

roca ž. spol

rock

escollo m. spol

the ship ran onto the rocks

el barco encalló en las rocas

on the rocks Scotch on the rocks

whisky con hielo

their marriage is on the rocks

su matrimonio anda muy mal

the business went on the rocks when she left

el negocio se fue a pique cuando ella se fue

2.3. rock C (boulder):

rock

roca ž. spol

“danger falling rocks”

“desprendimiento de rocas”

“danger falling rocks”

zona de derrumbe

2.4. rock C (stone):

rock

piedra ž. spol

to throw rocks

tirar piedras

to get one's rocks off am. angl. sleng

tirar sleng

to get one's rocks off am. angl. sleng

coger Meh. Río de la Plata Ven. vulg.

to get one's rocks off am. angl. sleng

follar Šp. vulg.

to have rocks in one's head am. angl. sleng

faltarle a alguien un tornillo

3. rock C (jewel):

rock sleng

piedra ž. spol

4. rock U brit. angl. GASTR.:

rock

barra de caramelo de colores

I. rock² [am. angl. rɑk, brit. angl. rɒk] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. rock (gently):

rock

mecerse

rock

balancearse

the boat rocked gently on the waves

el barco se mecía suavemente en las olas

2. rock (violently):

rock building/ground:

sacudirse

rock building/ground:

estremecerse

to rock with laughter

desternillarse de risa

3. rock GLAS.:

rock

rocanrolear

rock

bailar rock

II. rock² [am. angl. rɑk, brit. angl. rɒk] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. rock (gently):

rock cradle

mecer

rock child

acunar

she rocked the child in her arms

acunó al niño en sus brazos

he rocked Louise to sleep

acunó a Louise hasta que se durmió

2. rock (violently):

rock

sacudir

rock

estremecer

the scandal rocked New York

el escándalo convulsionó or conmocionó a Nueva York

III. rock² [am. angl. rɑk, brit. angl. rɒk] SAM. U (music)

rock

rock m. spol

heavy/soft rock

rock duro/blando

heavy/soft rock atribut. band/singer/star/concert

de rock

heavy/soft rock music

rock

rock face SAM.

rock face

pared ž. spol rocosa

I. face [feɪs] SAM.

1. face a. ANAT.:

face

cara ž. spol

a happy/sad face

una cara de felicidad/de tristeza

a smiling face

un rostro sonriente

to dare (to) show one's face

atreverse a dar la cara

to have a puzzled expression on one's face

tener un semblante preocupado

to keep a smile on one's face

no perder la sonrisa

to keep a straight face

mantenerse impávido

to laugh in sb's face

reírse en la cara de alguien

to pull a face (at sb)

hacer una mueca (a alguien)

to tell sth to sb's face

decir algo a la cara de alguien

her face was a picture brit. angl.

había que ver la cara que puso

2. face:

face (front) of building

fachada ž. spol

face of coin

cara ž. spol

face (of clock)

esfera ž. spol

face (of clock)

carátula ž. spol Meh.

face of mountain

pared ž. spol

3. face (respect, honour):

face

prestigio m. spol

to lose face

desprestigiarse

to save face

guardar las apariencias

fraza:

to have a face like thunder

tener una cara de pocos amigos

to put a brave face on sth

poner al mal tiempo buena cara

to be brought face to face with sth

tener que enfrentarse a algo

to make a long face

poner cara larga

his face fell when he opened the letter

le mudó el semblante cuando abrió la carta

if your face fits you will get the job brit. angl. pog.

si les caes bien conseguirás el trabajo

to fly in the face of logic/reason

oponerse abiertamente a la lógica/razón

on the face of it

a primera vista

II. face [feɪs] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. face (turn towards):

face

mirar hacia

to face the audience

volverse hacia el público

please face me when I'm talking to you

por favor, mírame cuando te hablo

2. face (confront):

face

hacer frente a

the two teams will face each other next week

los dos equipos se enfrentarán la próxima semana

to face the facts

enfrentarse a los hechos

to face one's fears/problems

afrontar los miedos/problemas de uno

to be faced with sth

verse frente a algo

I can't face doing that

no me atrevo a hacer eso

we are faced by financial problems

estamos pasando por problemas financieros

she can't face seeing him so soon after their break-up

no podría soportar verlo tan poco tiempo después de romper

3. face ARHIT.:

face

recubrir

4. face MODA:

face

forrar

fraza:

to face the music pog.

afrontar las consecuencias

III. face [feɪs] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

to face towards the street

dar a la calle

about face!

¡media vuelta!

rock¹ [rɒk, am. angl. rɑ:k] SAM.

1. rock GEOGR.:

rock

roca ž. spol

rock in sea

escollo m. spol

2. rock (music):

rock

rock m. spol

fraza:

to be between a rock and hard place

estar entre la espada y la pared

as solid as a rock

duro como una piedra

to be on the rocks

estar sin blanca

whisky on the rocks

whisky con hielo

I. rock² [rɒk, am. angl. rɑ:k] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. rock (swing):

rock

mecer

2. rock (shock):

rock

sacudir

II. rock² [rɒk, am. angl. rɑ:k] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

rock

balancearse

rock face SAM.

rock face

pared ž. spol rocosa

I. face [feɪs] SAM.

1. face a. ANAT.:

face

cara ž. spol

a happy/sad face

una cara de felicidad/de tristeza

a smiling face

un rostro sonriente

to dare (to) show one's face

atreverse a dar la cara

to have a puzzled expression on one's face

tener un semblante preocupado

to keep a smile on one's face

no perder la sonrisa

to keep a straight face

mantenerse impávido

to laugh in sb's face

reírse en la cara de alguien

to make a face (at sb)

hacer una mueca (a alguien)

to tell sth to sb's face

decir algo a la cara de alguien

you should have seen her face

tenías que haber visto la cara que puso

2. face:

face (front) of building

fachada ž. spol

face of coin

cara ž. spol

face (of clock)

esfera ž. spol

face (of clock)

carátula ž. spol Meh.

face of mountain

pared ž. spol

3. face (respect, honor):

face

prestigio m. spol

to lose face

desprestigiarse

to save face

guardar las apariencias

fraza:

to put a brave face on sth

poner al mal tiempo buena cara

to be brought face to face with sth

tener que enfrentarse a algo

to make a long face

poner cara larga

his face fell when he opened the letter

le mudó el semblante cuando abrió la carta

to fly in the face of logic/reason

oponerse abiertamente a la lógica/razón

on the face of it

a primera vista

II. face [feɪs] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. face (turn towards):

face

mirar hacia

to face the audience

volverse hacia el público

please face me when I'm talking to you

por favor, mírame cuando te hablo

2. face (confront):

face

hacer frente a

the two teams will face each other next week

los dos equipos se enfrentarán la próxima semana

to face the facts

enfrentarse a los hechos

to face one's fears/problems

afrontar los miedos/problemas de uno

to be faced with sth

verse frente a algo

I can't face doing that

no me atrevo a hacer eso

we are faced with financial problems

estamos pasando por problemas financieros

she can't face seeing him so soon after their breakup

no podría soportar verlo tan poco tiempo después de romper

3. face ARHIT.:

face

recubrir

4. face MODA:

face

forrar

fraza:

to face the music pog.

afrontar las consecuencias

III. face [feɪs] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

to face towards the street

dar a la calle

about face!

¡media vuelta!

rock¹ [rak] SAM.

1. rock GEOGR.:

rock

roca ž. spol

rock in sea

escollo m. spol

2. rock (music):

rock

rock m. spol

fraza:

to be stuck between a rock and hard place

estar entre la espada y la pared

as solid as a rock

duro como una piedra

to be on the rocks

estar sin blanca

to be on the rocks

estar pelado Kolumb.

whisky on the rocks

whisky con hielo

I. rock² [rak] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. rock (swing):

rock

mecer

2. rock (shock):

rock

sacudir

II. rock² [rak] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

rock

balancearse

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