FINE-TOOTH COMB - angleščina-španščina prevod

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

fine-tooth comb [am. angl. ˈˌfaɪn ˌtuθ ˈˌkoʊm, brit. angl.], fine-toothed comb [ˈfaɪntuːθt] SAM.

fine-tooth comb: peine m. spol de dientes finos

fine-tooth comb: peine m. spol de púas finas

to go over or through sth with a fine-tooth comb: mirar algo con lupa

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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to go over sth with a fine-tooth comb: examinar or revisar algo minuciosamente or con lupa

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lo mira todo con lupa: he goes through everything with a fine tooth comb

rastrearon milimétricamente el lugar: they went through the place with a fine-toothed comb

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. comb [am. angl. koʊm, brit. angl. kəʊm] SAM.

1.1. comb (for hair):

comb: peine m. spol

comb: peinilla ž. spol lat. amer.

comb: peineta ž. spol Čile

to go over sth with a fine-tooth comb: examinar or revisar algo minuciosamente or con lupa

1.2. comb (worn in hair):

comb: peineta ž. spol

2. comb (act) brez mn.:

your hair needs a good comb: tienes que peinarte bien

give your hair a quick comb: pásate un peine

give your hair a quick comb: date una peinada esp lat. amer.

3. comb (for disentangling fibres):

comb: carda ž. spol

4. comb (on bird):

comb: cresta ž. spol

5. comb:

honeycomb: panal m. spol

honey on the comb: miel ž. spol con un trozo de panal

II. comb [am. angl. koʊm, brit. angl. kəʊm] GLAG. preh. glag.

1.1. comb (pass a comb through):

to comb sb's hair: peinar a alguien

to comb one's hair: peinarse

1.2. comb wool/cotton:

comb: peinar

2. comb (search):

comb area/field: peinar

comb area/field: rastrear

comb files/archives: rebuscar en

to comb sth for sth they combed the area for survivors/clues: peinaron or rastrearon la zona en busca de supervivientes/ pistas

I combed the newspaper for the story: repasé el periódico de arriba abajo buscando el artículo

tooth <pl teeth> [am. angl. tuθ, brit. angl. tuːθ] SAM.

1. tooth:

tooth (of person, animal): diente m. spol

tooth (molar): muela ž. spol

front teeth: dientes m. spol mn. de adelante

front teeth: palas or paletas ž. spol mn. pog.

front teeth: incisivos m. spol mn. strok.

back teeth: muelas ž. spol mn.

to clean or brush one's teeth: lavarse or cepillarse los dientes

I had a tooth pulled or brit. angl. out: me sacaron una muela/un diente

in the teeth of sth the reforms were made in the teeth of fierce opposition: las reformas se llevaron a cabo a pesar de la fuerte oposición

we climbed the hill in the teeth of the wind: escalamos la montaña con el viento en contra

to be armed to the teeth: estar armado hasta los dientes

to be fed up to the back teeth with sth pog.: estar hasta la coronilla or hasta las narices de algo pog.

to be long in the tooth: ser entrado en años

to be sick to the teeth (of sth) pog.: estar hasta la coronilla (de algo) pog.

to cut one's teeth the baby is cutting his teeth: al niño le están saliendo los dientes

to cut one's teeth the baby is cutting his teeth: el niño está echando los dientes

to cut one's teeth the baby is cutting his teeth: el niño está cortando los dientes Río de la Plata

the translators cut their teeth on simple documents: los traductores adquieren experiencia empezando con documentos sencillos

to fight tooth and nail: luchar a brazo partido

they will resist any form of change tooth and nail: se van a resistir enérgicamente a cualquier tipo de cambio

to get one's teeth into sth pog.: hincarle el diente a algo

to grit one's teeth: aguantarse

to grit one's teeth dobes.: apretar los dientes

to have a sweet tooth: ser goloso

to have teeth for this law to have teeth: para que esta ley sea de verdad efectiva

the regulatory bodies have no teeth: los organismos reguladores no tienen verdadero poder

to kick sb in the teeth, to give sb a kick in the teeth: humillar a alguien

losing the election was a real kick in the teeth for him: perder la elección fue una gran humillación para él

to lie through one's teeth: mentir descaradamente

to lie through one's teeth: mentir con toda la barba

to lie through one's teeth: mentir con todos los dientes Meh.

to put or set sb's teeth on edge: darle dentera a alguien

to put or set sb's teeth on edge: destemplarle los dientes a alguien lat. amer.

to put or set sb's teeth on edge: erizar a alguien Juž. Am.

the noise put or set my teeth on edge: el ruido me dio dentera

the noise put or set my teeth on edge: el ruido me destempló los dientes lat. amer.

the noise put or set my teeth on edge: el ruido me erizó Juž. Am.

atribut. tooth decay: caries ž. spol dental

2. tooth:

tooth (of zip, saw, gear): diente m. spol

tooth (of comb): púa ž. spol

tooth (of comb): diente m. spol

I. fine¹ <finer, finest> [am. angl. faɪn, brit. angl. fʌɪn] PRID.

1.1. fine usu atribut. (excellent, superior):

fine house/speech/opportunity/worker/example: magnífico

fine house/speech/opportunity/worker/example: excelente

fine crystal/china: fino

fine wine/ingredients: de primera calidad

fine wine/ingredients: selecto

goods of the finest quality: artículos de la mejor calidad

the country's finest minds: los cerebros más brillantes del país

fine words, but will they do it?: todo eso suena muy bien pero ¿lo harán?

a fine-looking man: un hombre bien parecido

it's a fine thing you're doing: es algo admirable lo que estás haciendo

1.2. fine usu atribut. iron.:

we had a fine time (of it): lo pasamos de bien … iron.

a fine friend you are!: ¡menudo or valiente amigo eres tú! iron.

you've picked a fine time to tell me!: ¡en buen momento me lo dices! iron.

you're a fine one to talk!: ¡mira quién habla!

1.3. fine usu atribut. (fair):

fine weather/day: bueno

I hope it stays or keeps fine: espero que siga haciendo buen tiempo

they say it'll be fine tomorrow: dicen que mañana hará buen tiempo

1.4. fine usu atribut. (elegant):

fine manners/gentleman/lady: fino

fine manners/gentleman/lady: refinado

she gives herself such fine airs: ¡se da unos aires de grandeza!

2.1. fine pog. pred (in good health):

fine: muy bien

how are you? — (I'm) fine, thanks: ¿qué tal estás? — muy bien, gracias

2.2. fine pog. pred:

fine (OK, all right): bien

fine (perfect): perfecto

how was your day? — fine: ¿qué tal el día? — bien

this size is fine for six: este tamaño es perfecto para seis

more wine? — no thanks; I'm fine: ¿más vino? — no, gracias, tengo suficiente

that's fine by me: por mí no hay problema

he tried to make out everything was fine and dandy: trató de dar la impresión de que todo marchaba a las mil maravillas

3.1. fine (thin):

fine hair/thread/fabric: fino

fine hair/thread/fabric: delgado

3.2. fine (sharp):

fine point/nib/blade: fino

sharpen the pencil to a fine point: afila bien el lápiz

3.3. fine (not coarse):

fine dust/rain/particles: fino

to cut it/things fine: no dejarse ningún margen de tiempo

hasn't she gone yet? she's cutting it very fine!: ¿todavía no se ha ido? ¡no se está dejando ningún margen de tiempo!

3.4. fine (detailed, accurate):

fine engraving/embroidery/workmanship: fino

fine engraving/embroidery/workmanship: delicado

fine adjustment: preciso

4.1. fine (subtle):

fine distinction/nuance: sutil

fine judgment: certero

fine balance: delicado

the finer points of poetry are often lost in translation: los matices más sutiles de la poesía a menudo se pierden en la traducción

there's a very fine line between eccentricity and madness: la línea divisoria entre la excentricidad y la locura es muy tenue or sutil

4.2. fine (discriminating, refined):

only the finest of palates will appreciate …: solo los paladares más refinados or delicados apreciarán …

she has a fine eye for detail: es muy observadora y detallista

5. fine RUD.:

fine gold/silver: puro

this gold is 98% fine: este oro tiene una pureza del 98%

II. fine¹ [am. angl. faɪn, brit. angl. fʌɪn] PRISL.

fine (adequately): bien

fine (very well): muy bien

it works fine: funciona bien/muy bien

things are going fine: las cosas van bien/muy bien

I. fine² SAM.

fine: multa ž. spol

she was given a fine of $100 or a $100 fine: le pusieron una multa de 100 dólares

II. fine² GLAG. preh. glag.

fine: multar

fine: ponerle una multa a

fine: aplicarle una multa a

she was fined for speeding: la multaron or le pusieron or le aplicaron una multa por exceso de velocidad

v slovarju PONS

fine-tooth comb [ˌfaɪntu:θˈkəʊm, am. angl. ˌfaɪntu:θˈkoʊm] SAM.

to go through sth with a fine-tooth comb: revisar algo a fondo

v slovarju PONS

tooth of comb: púa ž. spol

v slovarju PONS

tooth <teeth> [tu:θ] SAM.

1. tooth ANAT. of person, animal:

tooth: diente m. spol

tooth (molar): muela ž. spol

to bare one's teeth: enseñar los dientes

he's cutting a tooth: le está saliendo un diente

2. tooth:

tooth of comb: púa ž. spol

tooth of saw: diente m. spol

fraza:

to set sb's teeth on edge: dar dentera a alguien

to fight tooth and nail (to do sth): luchar a brazo partido (para hacer algo)

to be long in the tooth: ser entrado en años

to have a sweet tooth: ser goloso

to cut one's teeth on sth: adquirir experiencia en algo

to get one's teeth into sth: hincar el diente a algo

to give sth teeth: dar efectividad a algo

to grit one's teeth: aguantarse

to lie through one's teeth: mentir descaradamente

in the tooth of sth (straight into): en medio de algo

in the tooth of sth (despite): a pesar de algo

I. fine¹ [faɪn] PRID.

1. fine (slender, light):

fine: fino, -a

fine feature: delicado, -a

fine nuance: sutil

2. fine:

fine (good): bueno, -a

fine (satisfactory): satisfactorio, -a

fine weather: buen tiempo m. spol

to be fine by sb: estar bien para alguien

that's all very fine, but ...: está todo muy bien, pero...

3. fine (excellent):

fine: excelente

the finest wines in the world: los vinos más selectos del mundo

to have a fine time doing sth: pasarlo bien haciendo algo

fine words iron.: palabras ž. spol mn. valientes

to appeal to sb's finer feelings: apelar a los mejores sentimientos de alguien

4. fine (deep):

fine: profundo, -a

II. fine¹ [faɪn] PRISL.

1. fine (all right):

fine: muy bien

to feel fine: sentirse bien

to work fine: funcionar bien

2. fine (fine-grained):

fine: fino, -a

fraza:

to cut it fine: dejar algo para el último momento

I. fine² [faɪn] SAM.

fine: multa ž. spol

fine: boleta ž. spol Juž. Am.

II. fine² [faɪn] GLAG. preh. glag.

fine: multar

I. comb [kəʊm, am. angl. koʊm] SAM.

1. comb (hair device):

comb: peine m. spol

2. comb ZOOL.:

comb: cresta ž. spol de gallo

II. comb [kəʊm, am. angl. koʊm] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. comb (tidy with a comb):

to comb one's hair: peinarse el pelo

2. comb (search thoroughly):

to comb an apartment for clues: registrar un apartamento en busca de pruebas

v slovarju PONS

fine-tooth comb [ˌfaɪn·tuθ·ˈkoʊm] SAM.

to go through sth with a fine-tooth comb: revisar algo a fondo

v slovarju PONS

tooth of comb: púa ž. spol

v slovarju PONS

tooth <teeth> [tuθ] SAM.

1. tooth ANAT. of person, animal:

tooth: diente m. spol

tooth (molar): muela ž. spol

to bare one's teeth: enseñar los dientes

he's cutting a tooth: le está saliendo un diente

2. tooth:

tooth of comb: púa ž. spol

tooth of saw: diente m. spol

fraza:

to set sb's teeth on edge: dar dentera a alguien

to fight tooth and nail (to do sth): luchar a brazo partido (para hacer algo)

to be long in the tooth: ser entrado en años

to have a sweet tooth: ser goloso

to cut one's teeth on sth: adquirir experiencia en algo

to get one's teeth into sth: hincar el diente a algo

to give sth teeth: dar efectividad a algo

to grit one's teeth: aguantarse

to grit one's teeth: apretar los dientes

to lie through one's teeth: mentir descaradamente

in the tooth of sth (straight into): en medio de algo

in the tooth of sth (despite): a pesar de algo

I. fine¹ [faɪn] PRID.

1. fine (slender, light):

fine: fino, -a

fine feature: delicado, -a

fine nuance: sutil

2. fine:

fine (good): bueno, -a

fine (satisfactory): satisfactorio, -a

fine weather: buen tiempo m. spol

how are you? — I'm fine, thanks: ¿qué tal estás? — bien, gracias

to be fine by sb: estar bien para alguien

that's all very fine, but...: está todo muy bien, pero...

3. fine (excellent):

fine: excelente

the finest wines in the world: los vinos más selectos del mundo

to have a fine time doing sth: pasarlo bien haciendo algo

to appeal to sb's finer feelings: apelar a los mejores sentimientos de alguien

4. fine (deep):

fine: profundo, -a

II. fine¹ [faɪn] PRISL.

1. fine (all right):

fine: muy bien

to feel fine: sentirse bien

to work fine: funcionar bien

2. fine (fine-grained):

fine: fino, -a

I. fine² [faɪn] SAM. (penalty)

fine: multa ž. spol

fine: boleta ž. spol Juž. Am.

II. fine² [faɪn] GLAG. preh. glag. (order to pay penalty)

fine: multar

I. comb [koʊm] SAM.

1. comb (hair device):

comb: peine m. spol

2. comb ZOOL.:

comb: cresta ž. spol de gallo

II. comb [koʊm] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. comb (tidy with a comb):

to comb one's hair: peinarse el pelo

2. comb (search thoroughly):

to comb an area: peinar una zona

to comb an apartment for clues: registrar un apartamento en busca de pruebas

Present
I	comb
you	comb
he/she/it	combs
we	comb
you	comb
they	comb

Past
I	combed
you	combed
he/she/it	combed
we	combed
you	combed
they	combed

Present Perfect
I	have	combed
you	have	combed
he/she/it	has	combed
we	have	combed
you	have	combed
they	have	combed

Past Perfect
I	had	combed
you	had	combed
he/she/it	had	combed
we	had	combed
you	had	combed
they	had	combed

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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

fine-tooth comb [am. angl. ˈˌfaɪn ˌtuθ ˈˌkoʊm, brit. angl.], fine-toothed comb [ˈfaɪntuːθt] SAM.

I. comb [am. angl. koʊm, brit. angl. kəʊm] SAM.

1.1. comb (for hair):

1.2. comb (worn in hair):

2. comb (act) brez mn.:

3. comb (for disentangling fibres):

4. comb (on bird):

5. comb:

II. comb [am. angl. koʊm, brit. angl. kəʊm] GLAG. preh. glag.

1.1. comb (pass a comb through):

1.2. comb wool/cotton:

2. comb (search):

tooth <pl teeth> [am. angl. tuθ, brit. angl. tuːθ] SAM.

1. tooth:

2. tooth:

I. fine1 <finer, finest> [am. angl. faɪn, brit. angl. fʌɪn] PRID.

1.1. fine usu atribut. (excellent, superior):

1.2. fine usu atribut. iron.:

1.3. fine usu atribut. (fair):

1.4. fine usu atribut. (elegant):

2.1. fine pog. pred (in good health):

2.2. fine pog. pred:

3.1. fine (thin):

3.2. fine (sharp):

3.3. fine (not coarse):

3.4. fine (detailed, accurate):

4.1. fine (subtle):

4.2. fine (discriminating, refined):

5. fine RUD.:

II. fine1 [am. angl. faɪn, brit. angl. fʌɪn] PRISL.

I. fine2 SAM.

II. fine2 GLAG. preh. glag.

v slovarju PONS

fine-tooth comb [ˌfaɪntu:θˈkəʊm, am. angl. ˌfaɪntu:θˈkoʊm] SAM.

tooth <teeth> [tu:θ] SAM.

1. tooth ANAT. of person, animal:

2. tooth:

fraza:

I. fine1 [faɪn] PRID.

1. fine (slender, light):

2. fine:

3. fine (excellent):

4. fine (deep):

II. fine1 [faɪn] PRISL.

1. fine (all right):

2. fine (fine-grained):

fraza:

I. fine2 [faɪn] SAM.

II. fine2 [faɪn] GLAG. preh. glag.

I. comb [kəʊm, am. angl. koʊm] SAM.

1. comb (hair device):

2. comb ZOOL.:

II. comb [kəʊm, am. angl. koʊm] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. comb (tidy with a comb):

2. comb (search thoroughly):

fine-tooth comb [ˌfaɪn·tuθ·ˈkoʊm] SAM.

tooth <teeth> [tuθ] SAM.

1. tooth ANAT. of person, animal:

2. tooth:

fraza:

I. fine1 [faɪn] PRID.

1. fine (slender, light):

2. fine:

3. fine (excellent):

4. fine (deep):

II. fine1 [faɪn] PRISL.

1. fine (all right):

2. fine (fine-grained):

I. fine2 [faɪn] SAM. (penalty)

II. fine2 [faɪn] GLAG. preh. glag. (order to pay penalty)

I. comb [koʊm] SAM.

1. comb (hair device):

2. comb ZOOL.:

II. comb [koʊm] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. comb (tidy with a comb):

2. comb (search thoroughly):

I. fine¹ <finer, finest> [am. angl. faɪn, brit. angl. fʌɪn] PRID.

II. fine¹ [am. angl. faɪn, brit. angl. fʌɪn] PRISL.

I. fine² SAM.

II. fine² GLAG. preh. glag.

I. fine¹ [faɪn] PRID.

II. fine¹ [faɪn] PRISL.

I. fine² [faɪn] SAM.

II. fine² [faɪn] GLAG. preh. glag.

I. fine¹ [faɪn] PRID.

II. fine¹ [faɪn] PRISL.

I. fine² [faɪn] SAM. (penalty)

II. fine² [faɪn] GLAG. preh. glag. (order to pay penalty)