LAP DOG - angleščina-španščina prevod

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

lap¹ [am. angl. læp, brit. angl. lap] SAM. (of body)

lap

falda ž. spol

lap

regazo m. spol lit.

he sat on his father's lap

se sentó en la falda or en las rodillas de su padre

he dropped the problem in my lap

me pasó el problema

he dropped the problem in my lap

me endilgó el problema pog.

in the lap of luxury

en un lujo asiático

we spent a week in the lap of luxury

pasamos una semana a cuerpo de rey or en un lujo asiático

to be in the lap of the gods their fate is in the lap of the gods

su destino queda librado al azar

we've done all we could, now it's in the lap of the gods

hemos hecho todo lo que podíamos, ahora Dios dirá or que sea lo que Dios quiera

to fall or drop into sb's lap

caerle como llovido del cielo a alguien

it won't fall into your lap

no te va a caer como llovido del cielo

I. lap² [am. angl. læp, brit. angl. lap] SAM.

1. lap ŠPORT:

lap

vuelta ž. spol

lap of honor

vuelta de honor

2. lap (stage):

lap

etapa ž. spol

the first lap of the journey

la primera etapa del viaje

II. lap² <sed. del. lapping; 1. pret., pret. del. lapped> [am. angl. læp, brit. angl. lap] GLAG. preh. glag. ŠPORT

lap opponent

sacarle una vuelta de ventaja a

III. lap² <sed. del. lapping; 1. pret., pret. del. lapped> [am. angl. læp, brit. angl. lap] GLAG. nepreh. glag. ŠPORT

lap

dar la vuelta

I. lap³ <sed. del. lapping; 1. pret., pret. del. lapped> [am. angl. læp, brit. angl. lap] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. lap (splash against):

lap shore/bank

lamer lit.

lap shore/bank

besar lit.

2. lap water/milk:

lap

beber a lengüetazos

II. lap³ <sed. del. lapping; 1. pret., pret. del. lapped> [am. angl. læp, brit. angl. lap] GLAG. nepreh. glag. (splash)

lap

chapalear

to lap against sth

lamer or besar algo lit.

III. lap³ [am. angl. læp, brit. angl. lap] SAM. (of wave)

lap

chapaleteo m. spol

lap

chapaleo m. spol

dog¹ [am. angl. dɔɡ, brit. angl. dɒɡ] SAM.

1.1. dog ZOOL.:

dog

perro m. spol / perra ž. spol

dog (male canine)

macho m. spol

I wouldn't do it to/wish it on a dog

no se lo haría/desearía a mi peor enemigo

it shouldn't happen to a dog

no le debería pasar a nadie

a dog's breakfast brit. angl.

un desastre

a dog's breakfast brit. angl.

un desaguisado

his desk always looks like a dog's breakfast

su mesa siempre está patas arriba pog.

a dog's life

una vida de perros

dressed or done up like a dog's dinner brit. angl.

todo emperifollado pog.

it's (a case of) dog eat dog

hay una competencia brutal

like a dog with two tails brit. angl.

como (un) niño con zapatos nuevos

not to have or stand a dog's chance

no tener ni la más remota posibilidad

to go to the dogs

venirse abajo

the country's going to the dogs

el país se viene abajo

to put on the dog am. angl. pog.

darse tono

to put on the dog am. angl. pog.

darse pisto Šp. pog.

to put on the dog am. angl. pog.

mandarse la(s) parte(s) Cono Sur pog.

to treat sb like a dog

tratar a alguien como a un perro

every dog has its day

a todos les llega su momento de gloria

give a dog a bad name (and hang it) brit. angl.

cría fama y échate a dormir or por un perro que maté, mataperros me llamaron

let sleeping dogs lie

mejor no revolver el asunto

let sleeping dogs lie

mejor es no meneallo pog.

you can't teach an old dog new tricks

loro viejo no aprende a hablar

dog license

licencia ž. spol para perro

1.2. dog <dogs, pl > (races) brit. angl. pog.:

the dogs

las carreras de galgos

2. dog (fellow):

dog pog., zastar.

tipo m. spol pog.

dull dog

tipo m. spol aburrido pog.

gay dog

tipo m. spol divertido pog.

lucky dog

tipo m. spol con suerte pog.

sly dog

pillín m. spol pog.

3.1. dog sleng, slabš. (ugly woman):

dog

cardo m. spol pog.

dog

callo m. spol Šp. pog.

dog

bagre m. spol Juž. Am. pog.

3.2. dog sleng, slabš. (worthless thing):

dog am. angl.

bodrio m. spol pog.

dog am. angl.

porquería ž. spol pog.

4. dog (clamp):

dog

grapa ž. spol

dog² <sed. del. dogging; 1. pret., pret. del. dogged> GLAG. preh. glag.

1. dog (trouble):

dog often pass

perseguir

we've been dogged by bad luck from the beginning

la mala suerte nos ha perseguido desde el principio

to dog it am. angl.

escurrir el bulto pog.

2. dog (follow closely):

dog

perseguir

to dog sb's footsteps or heels

pisarle los talones a alguien

v slovarju PONS

lap¹ [læp] SAM.

lap

falda ž. spol

fraza:

in the lap of the gods brit. angl.

en manos de Dios

to live in the lap of luxury

vivir a cuerpo de rey

I. lap² [læp] ŠPORT -pp- SAM.

lap

vuelta ž. spol

lap of honour

vuelta de honor

II. lap² [læp] ŠPORT -pp- GLAG. preh. glag.

lap

sacar una vuelta de ventaja a

I. lap³ [læp] GLAG. preh. glag. -pp-

1. lap (drink):

lap

beber dando lengüetazos

2. lap waves:

lap

acariciar

II. lap³ [læp] GLAG. nepreh. glag. (hit gently)

to lap against sth

chocar suavemente contra algo

I. dog [dɒg, am. angl. dɑ:g] -gg- SAM.

dog (animal):

dog

perro(-a) m. spol (ž. spol)

hunting dog

perro de caza

pet dog

perro mascota

the (dirty) dog! pog.

¡el muy canalla!

fraza:

a dog's breakfast pog.

un revoltijo

he hasn't a dog's chance pog.

no tiene la más remota posibilidad

every dog has its day preg.

a cada uno le llega su momento de gloria

to be done up like a dog's dinner

estar hecho un adefesio

to lead a dog's life

llevar una vida de perros

to be a dog in the manger

ser como el perro del hortelano

to give a dog a bad name brit. angl. preg.

por un perro que maté, mataperros me llamaron preg.

to go to the dogs

ir de capa caída

to put on the dog

darse pisto

II. dog [dɒg, am. angl. dɑ:g] -gg- GLAG. preh. glag. (pursue)

dog

seguir

dog fig.

acosar

Vnos OpenDict

lap SAM.

lap ANAT.

regazo m. spol

Vnos OpenDict

lap GLAG.

lap (in a race) ŠPORT

doblar

to lap other runners

doblar a otros corredores

Vnos OpenDict

dog SAM.

to let sleeping dogs lie kolok.

evitar sacar a relucir problemas del pasado

it is better to let sleeping dogs lie prim.

es mejor dejar las cosas como están

v slovarju PONS

lap dog SAM.

lap dog

perro m. spol faldero

v slovarju PONS

lap¹ [læp] SAM.

lap

falda ž. spol

fraza:

to live in the lap of luxury

vivir a cuerpo de rey

I. lap² [læp] ŠPORT SAM.

lap

vuelta ž. spol

lap of honor

vuelta de honor

II. lap² <-pp-> [læp] ŠPORT GLAG. preh. glag. ŠPORT

lap

doblar

I. lap³ <-pp-> [læp] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. lap (drink):

lap

beber dando lengüetazos

2. lap waves:

lap

acariciar

II. lap³ <-pp-> [læp] GLAG. nepreh. glag. (hit gently)

to lap against sth

chocar suavemente contra algo

I. dog [dɔg] SAM.

1. dog:

dog

perro(-a) m. spol (ž. spol)

hunting dog

perro de caza

pet dog

perro mascota

2. dog sleng (unattractive person):

dog

callo m. spol

dog

coco m. spol

the (dirty) dog! (mean person)

¡el muy canalla!

the (dirty) dog! (failure: movie, product)

fiasco m. spol

fraza:

he doesn't have a dog's chance pog.

no tiene la más remota posibilidad

every dog has its day preg.

a cada uno le llega su momento de gloria

every dog has its day preg.

a cada cerdo le llega su san Martín

to lead a dog's life

llevar una vida de perros

to be a dog in the manger

ser como el perro del hortelano

to give a dog a bad name preg.

por un perro que maté, mataperros me llamaron preg.

it's a dog eat dog world

este mundo es un lugar despiadado

to go to the dogs

ir de capa caída

II. dog <-gg-> [dɔg] GLAG. preh. glag. (pursue)

dog

perseguir

dog fig.

acosar

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)

The tympanum of the south doorway contains a pair of lions with dog-like features surrounded by foliage.

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A gentleman, who was standing on the beach with a large Newfoundland dog by his side, thought he saw how it could be managed.

www.thetelegram.com

By now his relations with his daughter have normalized, and she gets him a dog.

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This year, pocket-size pups will have their day in the sun with the debut of a small-dog sprint of about 30 yards.

www.abqjournal.com

Play yelps are often confused for a sign of pain or distress: the dog not running away after the yelp occurs reveals the ruse.

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