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KolofonZasebnostNastavite zasebnosti
Secessione
cazador de grandes trofeos
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
big-game hunter SAM.
big-game hunter
cazador m. spol / cazadora ž. spol (de caza mayor)
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
I. game [am. angl. ɡeɪm, brit. angl. ɡeɪm] SAM.
1.1. game C (amusement):
game
juego m. spol
games of chance and skill
juegos de azar y habilidad or destreza
it's all in the game
todo es parte del juego
to play the game
jugar limpio
to play the game according to the rules
seguir las reglas del juego
1.2. game C (type of sport):
game
deporte m. spol
the fight game am. angl.
el (deporte del) boxeo
tennis isn't really my game
el tenis no es mi fuerte
1.3. game C (way of playing):
to be on one's game
estar en forma
she's off her game
no está en forma
she's off her game
no está jugando tan bien como siempre
I played my normal game
jugué como de costumbre
2.1. game C ŠPORT:
game (complete match)
partido m. spol
game (in board games, cards)
partida ž. spol
to have a game of chess/cards
jugar una partida de ajedrez/naipes
2.2. game C <games, pl > (competition):
game
juegos m. spol mn.
the Olympic Games
los Juegos Olímpicos
the Olympic Games
las Olimpíadas or Olimpiadas
the school games
los campeonatos del colegio
2.3. game brit. angl. ŠOL.:
C games + ed. glag.
deportes m. spol mn.
C games + ed. glag.
≈ educación ž. spol física
games master
≈ profesor m. spol de deportes
games master
profesor m. spol de educación física
games mistress
≈ profesora ž. spol de deportes
games mistress
profesora ž. spol de educación física
3. game C (part):
game (of tennis, squash match)
juego m. spol
game (of bridge rubber)
manga ž. spol
Smith leads by two games to one
Smith gana por dos juegos a uno
they were one game all
iban empatados or iguales a un juego
4. game C (equipment):
game
juego m. spol
5. game C (underhand scheme, ploy):
game
juego m. spol
don't play games with me
no me vengas con juegecitos
the game's up
se acabó el juego
what's your game?
¿qué es lo que pretendes?
I wonder what their game is
me pregunto qué estarán tramando or qué se traerán entre manos
I know your little game!
¡te conozco el jueguito!
to be ahead of the game
llevar la delantera
to beat sb at her/his own game
ganarle or vencer a alguien con sus propias armas
to give the game away person:
descubrir el pastel pog.
she tried to deny it, but her blushes gave the game away
trató de negarlo, pero el sonrojarse la delató
two can play at that game
donde las dan las toman
to play a game
dejar transcurrir el tiempo
6. game (business, trade) pog.:
I'm in the publishing/antiques game
estoy metido en el mundo editorial/en el negocio de las antigüedades
to be on the game brit. angl. sleng
ser prostituta
to be on the game brit. angl. sleng
hacer la calle pog.
7. game U (in hunting):
game
caza ž. spol
big game
caza mayor
to be fair game
ser blanco legítimo
game fishing
pesca ž. spol deportiva (de grandes especies)
8. game U GASTR.:
game
caza ž. spol
II. game [am. angl. ɡeɪm, brit. angl. ɡeɪm] PRID.
game attempt/person:
game
animoso
to be game (for sth/to + infin) we're going swimming, are you game?
vamos a nadar ¿te apuntas?
I'm game if you are
si tú te animas, yo también
she's game for anything
se apunta a todo
she's game for anything
es pierna para todo Río de la Plata pog.
she's game for anything
va a todas las paradas Čile pog.
they could win if they were game for a fight
podrían ganar si estuvieran dispuestos a luchar
I'm game to try anything once
yo estoy dispuesto a probarlo todo
III. game [am. angl. ɡeɪm, brit. angl. ɡeɪm] GLAG. nepreh. glag. (in gambling, in video games)
game
jugar
IV. game [am. angl. ɡeɪm, brit. angl. ɡeɪm] GLAG. preh. glag. am. angl. pog.
game
estafar
I. big <comp bigger, superl biggest> [am. angl. bɪɡ, brit. angl. bɪɡ] PRID. The usual translation of big, grande, becomes gran when it is used before a singular noun.
1.1. big (in size):
big
grande
a big garden
un jardín grande
a big garden
un gran jardín
I need a bigger size
necesito una talla más grande
these shoes are too big for me
estos zapatos me quedan grandes
her big, blue eyes
sus grandes ojos azules
how big is the table?
¿cómo es de grande or qué tamaño tiene la mesa?
a big girl (large) evfem.
una chica grandota pog.
a big girl (buxom) evfem.
una chica pechugona pog.
1.2. big (powerful):
big bomb/engine
potente
1.3. big (in scale, intensity):
big
grande
a big explosion/flood
una gran explosión/inundación
a big hug/kiss
un abrazote/besote pog.
a big success/effort
un gran éxito/esfuerzo
2.1. big (major):
big
grande
big
importante
a big industrialist
un gran or importante industrial
Acme Corp is our biggest customer
Acme Corp es nuestro cliente más importante
2.2. big (great):
big
grande
I'm a big fan of his
soy un gran admirador suyo
he's a big eater
come mucho
he's a big eater
es muy comelón pog.
he's a big eater
es muy comilón Cono Sur Šp. pog.
he's a big investor in Kuwait
invierte mucho en Kuwait
to be big on sth pog.
ser entusiasta or fanático de algo
2.3. big pog. as intensifier:
you big thickhead!
¡pedazo de estúpido! pog.
don't be such a big spoilsport!
¡no seas tan aguafiestas!
3. big (significant, serious):
big
grande
a big decision
una gran decisión
a big decision
una decisión importante
it was a big mistake
fue un gran or grave error
this is his big day
hoy es su gran día
there's a big difference
hay una gran diferencia
the big question now is …
el quid del asunto or de la cuestión ahora es …
big reductions!
¡grandes rebajas!
4. big (older, grown up):
big
grande
don't cry: you're a big boy/girl now
no llores, ya eres un niño/una niña grande
my big brother
mi hermano mayor
5. big (magnanimous, generous):
big
generoso
it was big of her
fue muy generoso de su parte
he's too big to take offense
no se va a ofender, está por encima de esas cosas
that's big of you! iron.
¡qué generoso eres! iron.
6. big (boastful):
big talk
fanfarronada ž. spol
to get too big for one's boots or breeches, he's getting too big for his boots or breeches
se le han subido los humos a la cabeza
7. big (prominent, popular) pog.:
big pred
conocido
big pred
famoso
she's really big in Europe
es muy conocida or famosa en Europa
she's really big in Europe
tiene mucho éxito en Europa
II. big [am. angl. bɪɡ, brit. angl. bɪɡ] PRISL. pog.
1. big (ambitiously):
to think big
ser ambicioso
to think big
planear las cosas a lo grande
2. big (boastfully):
to act big
fanfarronear
to talk big
darse importancia or ínfulas
to talk big
fanfarronear
3. big (with great success):
the movie went over big in Europe
la película tuvo un gran éxito en Europa
the movie went over big in Europe
la película fue un exitazo en Europa pog.
to make it big
tener un gran éxito
4. big (on a large scale):
farmers are spending big on heavy machinery
los agricultores están invirtiendo mucho en maquinaria pesada
they began drilling in the hope of hitting it big
empezaron a perforar con la esperanza de dar con yacimientos importantes
hunter [am. angl. ˈhən(t)ər, brit. angl. ˈhʌntə] SAM.
1.1. hunter (person):
hunter
cazador m. spol / cazadora ž. spol
1.2. hunter (horse):
hunter
caballo m. spol de caza
2. hunter (watch):
hunter
reloj m. spol de bolsillo (con tapa metálica)
v slovarju PONS
big <-ger, -gest> [bɪg] PRID.
1. big:
big (in size, amount)
grande
big (before singular nouns)
gran
a big book
un libro grande
a big budget film
una película de gran presupuesto
a big house
una casa grande
big letters
mayúsculas ž. spol mn.
to be a big spender pog.
ser un derrochador
big words pog.
palabras ž. spol mn. altisonantes
the bigger the better
cuanto más grande mejor
2. big (grown-up):
big
mayor
big boy/girl
chico/chica mayor
big sister/brother
hermana/hermano mayor
3. big (significant):
big
gran(de)
a big day pog.
un gran día
this group is big in Spain
este grupo es muy popular en España
4. big (on a large scale):
big
a gran escala
fraza:
to make it big pog.
triunfar a lo grande
to think big
tener grandes aspiraciones
I. game1 [geɪm] SAM.
1. game (unit of sports):
game
juego m. spol
2. game (unit of play):
game
partida ž. spol
board game
juego de mesa
game of chance
juego de azar
a game of chess
una partida de ajedrez
3. game ŠPORT (skill level):
to be off one's game a. fig.
estar en baja forma
4. game (tactic):
the game is up
todo se acabó
what's your game?
¿qué pretendes?
5. game pl brit. angl. (organized school sports):
game
educación ž. spol física
the Olympic Games
los juegos olímpicos
fraza:
to give the game away
descubrir las cartas
two can play at that game
donde las dan las toman
to beat sb at his/her own game
ganar a alguien a sus propias cartas
to play the game brit. angl.
jugar limpio
to be on the game brit. angl. pog.
hacer la calle
II. game1 [geɪm] PRID.
1. game pog. (willing):
game
animoso, -a
to be game (to do sth)
animarse (a hacer algo)
to be game for anything
no tener miedo a nada
2. game pog. (lame):
game
lisiado, -a
game2 [geɪm] SAM. brez mn. (in hunting)
game
caza ž. spol
big game
caza mayor
hunter SAM.
1. hunter (person):
hunter
cazador(a) m. spol (ž. spol)
2. hunter (dog):
hunter
perro m. spol de caza
3. hunter (horse):
hunter
caballo m. spol de caza
v slovarju PONS
I. game1 [geɪm] SAM.
1. game (in sports):
game
partido m. spol
the Olympic Games
los Juegos Olímpicos
2. game (in games):
game
partida ž. spol
board game
juego de mesa
game of chance
juego de azar
a game of chess
una partida de ajedrez
3. game ŠPORT (skill level):
to be off one's game a. fig.
estar en baja forma
4. game (tactic):
the game is up
se acabó el juego
what's your game?
¿a qué juegas?
fraza:
to give the game away
descubrir las cartas
two can play at that game
donde las dan las toman
to beat sb at his/her own game
ganar a alguien con sus propias armas
II. game1 [geɪm] PRID. (willing)
game
animoso, -a
to be game (to do sth)
animarse (a hacer algo)
to be game for anything
apuntarse a un bombardeo
game2 [geɪm] SAM. (in hunting)
game
caza ž. spol
big game
caza mayor
big <-ger, -gest> [bɪg] PRID.
1. big:
big (in size, amount)
grande
big (before singular nouns)
gran
a big book
un libro grande
a big budget film
una película de gran presupuesto
a big house
una casa grande
big letters
mayúsculas ž. spol mn.
to be a big spender pog.
ser un derrochador
big words pog.
palabras ž. spol mn. altisonantes
the bigger the better
cuanto más grande mejor
2. big (older):
big
mayor
big boy/girl
chico/chica mayor
big sister/brother
hermana/hermano mayor
3. big (significant):
big
gran(de)
a big day pog.
un gran día
a big decision
una decisión importante
this group is big in Spain
este grupo es muy popular en España
4. big (on a large scale):
big
a gran escala
fraza:
to have a big heart
tener un buen corazón
to have a big mouth pog.
ser un bocazas [o bocón]
to make it big pog.
triunfar a lo grande
to think big
tener grandes aspiraciones
hunter SAM.
1. hunter (person):
hunter
cazador(a) m. spol (ž. spol)
2. hunter (dog):
hunter
perro m. spol de caza
3. hunter (horse):
hunter
caballo m. spol de caza
Present
Igame
yougame
he/she/itgames
wegame
yougame
theygame
Past
Igamed
yougamed
he/she/itgamed
wegamed
yougamed
theygamed
Present Perfect
Ihavegamed
youhavegamed
he/she/ithasgamed
wehavegamed
youhavegamed
theyhavegamed
Past Perfect
Ihadgamed
youhadgamed
he/she/ithadgamed
wehadgamed
youhadgamed
theyhadgamed
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