TOTE BAG - angleščina-španščina prevod

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

tote bag SAM.

tote bag

bolsa ž. spol grande

tote bag

bolso m. spol grande

tote bag

bolsón m. spol Río de la Plata

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

tote bag

acarrear

tote bag

cargar con

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. tote [am. angl. toʊt, brit. angl. təʊt] GLAG. preh. glag. esp am. angl. pog.

tote

llevar

tote bag

cargar con

tote bag

acarrear

gun-toting gangsters

gángsters m. spol mn. armados

II. tote [am. angl. toʊt, brit. angl. təʊt] SAM.

tote

totalizador m. spol

I. bag [am. angl. bæɡ, brit. angl. baɡ] SAM.

1.1. bag (container):

bag

bolsa ž. spol

a paper/plastic bag

una bolsa de papel/plástico

yes sir, no sir, three bags full sir! brit. angl. šalj.

¡sí señor, no señor, lo que mande el señor!

to leave sb holding the bag am. angl.

cargarle el muerto a alguien

1.2. bag (piece of luggage):

bag

maleta ž. spol

bag

valija ž. spol Río de la Plata

bag

petaca ž. spol Meh.

he packed his bags and left

hizo las maletas y se fue

where are your bags?

¿dónde está su equipaje?

1.3. bag (bagful):

bag

bolsa ž. spol

to be a bagof bones pog.

ser un costal de huesos or un esqueleto

1.4. bag (in hunting):

bag

piezas ž. spol mn. cobradas

a mixed bag today's concert is a mixed bag

en el concierto de hoy habrá de todo un poco or para todos los gustos

my students were a very mixed bagindeed

tenía un grupo de alumnos muy heterogéneo

my students were a very mixed bagindeed

tenía un grupo de alumnos de lo más variopinto

in the bag pog. we can start celebrating: the contract is in the bag

ya podemos celebrarlo: el contrato es un hecho

in the bag pog. we can start celebrating: the contract is in the bag

tenemos el contrato en el bote Šp. pog.

2.1. bag (of skin):

bag

bolsa ž. spol

to have bags under one's eyes (of skin)

tener bolsas en los ojos

to have bags under one's eyes (dark rings)

tener ojeras

2.2. bag (in clothing):

bag

bolsa ž. spol

3.1. bag <bags, pl > (a lot):

bag pog.

cantidad ž. spol pog.

bag pog.

montones m. spol mn. pog.

bag pog.

pilas ž. spol mn. Río de la Plata pog.

there's bags of room brit. angl. pog.

hay cantidad or montones de sitio pog.

there's bags of room brit. angl. pog.

hay pilas de sitio Río de la Plata pog.

3.2. bag <bags, pl > brit. angl. MODA:

bag

pantalones m. spol mn. anchos

4. bag (unpleasant woman):

bag pog.

bruja ž. spol pog.

5. bag (area of interest) sleng, zastar.:

pop music is not my bag

la música pop no es lo mío

II. bag <sed. del. bagging; 1. pret., pret. del. bagged> [am. angl. bæɡ, brit. angl. baɡ] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. bag (put in bag):

bag rubbish/vegetables

meter en una bolsa

2.1. bag (in hunting):

bag rabbit/pheasant

cazar

bag rabbit/pheasant

cobrar

2.2. bag esp brit. angl. pog. → bags

III. bag <sed. del. bagging; 1. pret., pret. del. bagged> [am. angl. bæɡ, brit. angl. baɡ] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

bag trousers:

bag

hacer bolsas

bags [baɡz] GLAG. preh. glag. brit. angl. otr. jez.

I bags the chocolate one!

¡el de chocolate para mí! ¡lo dije primero! pog.

I bags the chocolate one!

¡el de chocolate para mí! ¡canté primero! Río de la Plata pog.

as medm. bags I sit by the window!

¡me pido el asiento de la ventanilla! pog.

v slovarju PONS

tote bag SAM.

tote bag

bolsa ž. spol grande

v slovarju PONS

tote¹ [təʊt, am. angl. toʊt] SAM. brez mn. ŠPORT

tote

totalizador m. spol

tote² [təʊt, am. angl. toʊt] GLAG. preh. glag. pog.

tote

llevar

I. bag [bæg] -gg- SAM.

1. bag:

bag (container)

bolsa ž. spol

bag (container)

busaca ž. spol Kolumb., Ven.

bag (handbag)

bolso m. spol

bag (sack)

saco m. spol

to pack one's bags

hacer las maletas

to pack one's bags fig.

marcharse

2. bag (swollen skin):

to have bags under one's eyes

tener ojeras

3. bag pog. (unpleasant woman):

bag

bruja ž. spol

4. bag (catch):

bag

presa ž. spol

fraza:

to be a bag of bones pog.

ser un saco de huesos

the whole bag of tricks pog.

todas las mañas

a mixed bag

un grupo heterogéneo

bags of pog.

un montón de

to have bags of money/space/time pog.

tener montones de dinero/espacio/tiempo

II. bag [bæg] -gg- GLAG. preh. glag.

1. bag (groceries):

bag

meter en una bolsa

2. bag pog. (obtain):

bag

agenciarse

3. bag (hunt):

bag

cazar

v slovarju PONS

tote bag SAM.

tote bag

bolsa ž. spol grande

v slovarju PONS

tote¹ [toʊt] SAM. ŠPORT

tote

totalizador m. spol

tote² [toʊt] GLAG. preh. glag. pog.

tote

llevar consigo [o a cuestas]

I. bag [bæg] SAM.

1. bag:

bag (container)

bolsa ž. spol

bag (container)

busaca ž. spol Kolumb., Ven.

bag (handbag)

bolso m. spol

bag (sack)

saco m. spol

to pack one's bags

hacer las maletas

to pack one's bags fig.

marcharse

2. bag (under eyes):

to have bags under one's eyes

tener ojeras

3. bag sleng (unpleasant woman):

bag

bruja ž. spol

4. bag (catch):

bag

presa ž. spol

fraza:

to be a bag of bones pog.

ser un saco de huesos

the whole bag of tricks pog.

todas las mañas

a mixed bag

un grupo heterogéneo

II. bag <-gg-> [bæg] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. bag groceries:

bag

meter en una bolsa

2. bag pog. (obtain):

bag

agenciarse

3. bag (capture):

bag

cazar

Present

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Past

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Present Perfect

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Past Perfect

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Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

Gambling on the horse races can be done both with bookies and the tote, available at multiple locations inside the grandstand.

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Some of these paintings apparently show shaman-figures toting mushrooms, and experiencing a shamanic trance.

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Reusable plastic totes (molded or corrugated plastic) are used for some products and logistics chains.

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The 1973 telethon was also when the event broke the $10 million mark for the first time (the final tote being $12,395,973).

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Tote odds may fluctuate according to the pattern of betting and the amount of money staked on each horse.

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