PADDLE STEAMER - angleščina-španščina prevod

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

paddle steamer SAM.

paddle steamer

barco m. spol de vapor con paletas

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

steamer [am. angl. ˈstimər, brit. angl. ˈstiːmə] SAM.

1. steamer NAVT.:

steamer

vapor m. spol

steamer

buque m. spol de vapor

steamer

barco m. spol de vapor

2. steamer (cooking vessel):

steamer

vaporera ž. spol

I. paddle¹ [am. angl. ˈpædl, brit. angl. ˈpad(ə)l] SAM.

1.1. paddle (oar):

paddle

zagual m. spol

paddle

pala ž. spol

paddle

remo m. spol pequeño

1.2. paddle:

paddle, a. paddle wheel

rueda ž. spol hidráulica de paletas

1.3. paddle (on paddle wheel):

paddle

paleta ž. spol

2.1. paddle (stirrer):

paddle

pala ž. spol

2.2. paddle (for punishment):

paddle am. angl.

palmeta ž. spol

3. paddle (flipper):

paddle

aleta ž. spol

4. paddle (in table tennis):

paddle esp am. angl.

pala ž. spol

paddle esp am. angl.

paleta ž. spol

II. paddle¹ [am. angl. ˈpædl, brit. angl. ˈpad(ə)l] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. paddle (in canoe):

paddle

remar

2. paddle (swim):

paddle duck/dog:

chapotear

III. paddle¹ [am. angl. ˈpædl, brit. angl. ˈpad(ə)l] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. paddle boat/canoe:

paddle

llevar (remando con pala o zagual)

2. paddle am. angl. pog.:

paddle (beat)

zurrar

paddle (with paddle)

darle palmetazos a

I. paddle² [am. angl. ˈpædl, brit. angl. ˈpad(ə)l] GLAG. nepreh. glag. (wet feet)

paddle

mojarse los pies (en la orilla)

II. paddle² [am. angl. ˈpædl, brit. angl. ˈpad(ə)l] SAM. brez mn.

to go for a paddle (standing)

ir a mojarse los pies

to go for a paddle (playing)

ir a jugar or a chapotear en la orilla

v slovarju PONS

paddle steamer SAM.

paddle steamer

vapor m. spol de ruedas

v slovarju PONS

vapor de ruedas

paddle steamer

v slovarju PONS

steamer [ˈsti:məʳ, am. angl. -ɚ] SAM.

1. steamer (boat):

steamer

vapor m. spol

2. steamer GASTR.:

steamer

vaporera ž. spol

I. paddle [ˈpædl] SAM.

1. paddle (type of oar):

paddle

canalete m. spol

2. paddle (act of paddling):

paddle

chapoteo m. spol

to go for a paddle

ir a mojarse los pies

3. paddle ŠPORT:

paddle surf

pádel surf m. spol

paddle tennis

pádel m. spol

II. paddle [ˈpædl] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. paddle (row):

paddle

impulsar con canalete

2. paddle am. angl. pog. (spank):

paddle

zurrar

III. paddle [ˈpædl] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. paddle (row):

paddle

remar con canalete

2. paddle (walk, swim):

paddle

chapotear

v slovarju PONS

paddle steamer SAM.

paddle steamer

vapor m. spol de ruedas

v slovarju PONS

vapor de ruedas

paddle steamer

v slovarju PONS

steamer [ˈsti·mər] SAM.

1. steamer (boat):

steamer

(barco m. spol de) vapor m. spol

2. steamer culin:

steamer

vaporera ž. spol

I. paddle [ˈpæd·əl] SAM.

1. paddle (type of oar):

paddle

canalete m. spol

2. paddle (act of paddling):

paddle

chapoteo m. spol

to go for a paddle

ir a mojarse los pies

3. paddle pog. (spank):

paddle

zurra ž. spol

II. paddle [ˈpæd·əl] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. paddle (row):

paddle

impulsar con canalete

2. paddle pog. (spank):

paddle

zurrar

III. paddle [ˈpæd·əl] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. paddle (row):

paddle

remar (con canalete)

2. paddle (walk, swim):

paddle

chapotear

Present

I	paddle
you	paddle
he/she/it	paddles
we	paddle
you	paddle
they	paddle

Past

I	paddled
you	paddled
he/she/it	paddled
we	paddled
you	paddled
they	paddled

Present Perfect

I	have	paddled
you	have	paddled
he/she/it	has	paddled
we	have	paddled
you	have	paddled
they	have	paddled

Past Perfect

I	had	paddled
you	had	paddled
he/she/it	had	paddled
we	had	paddled
you	had	paddled
they	had	paddled

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

Platform seating was designed in the form of steamer trunks.

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They also built trawlers, steamers, bulk carriers, tankers and tugs.

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The captain elected to beach the steamer and repair the plank, hoping to get off the beach with the next high tide.

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During the rains the current is very strong and even steamers may find difficulty in making headway against it.

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Thousands of steamers are now employed in the traffic, to say nothing of smaller boats and rafts.

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