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ski [ski:]1 noun∎ a pair of skis une paire de skisfaire du ski, skier;∎ they skied down the slope ils descendirent la pente à ski(clothes, boots, lessons) de ski∎ I've never skied the red run je n'ai jamais descendu la piste rouge►► ski instructor moniteur(trice) m,f de ski;ski jumping saut m à skis;ski pants fuseau m, pantalon m de ski;ski pass forfait m de remonte-pente;ski plane avion m à skis;ski pole bâton m de ski;ski resort station f de ski;American ski stick bâton m de ski;ski suit combinaison f de ski;ski tow téléski m;ski trail piste f de ski;ski wax fart m (pour skis) -
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1. ski: noun(one of a pair of long narrow strips of wood etc that are attached to the feet for gliding over snow, water etc.) esquí
2. ski:d verb(to travel on or use skis especially as a leisure activity: He broke his leg when he was skiing.) esquiar- ski-- skier
- skiing
- ski jump
- ski jumper
- ski jumping
- ski lift
- ski pole
- ski resort
- ski slope
- ski run
- ski trackail
- ski tow
ski1 n esquíyou can hire the skis, sticks and boots se puede alquilar los esquís, palos y botasski2 vb esquiartr[skiː]1 (equipment) esquí nombre masculino1 esquiar\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto ski down bajar esquiandoski boots botas de esquiarski instructor monitor,-ra de esquíski jump (slope) pista de saltos, trampolín nombre masculino 2 (competition) saltos nombre masculino plural de esquíski lift telesquí nombre masculinoski pole / ski stick bastón nombre masculino de esquíski resort estación nombre femenino de esquíski slope pista de esquíski run pista de esquíadj.• esquiador adj.n.• esquí (Deporte) s.m.v.• esquiar (Deporte) v.
I skiːnoun esquí m; (before n)ski pants — pantalones mpl de esquí
ski pole o (BrE) stick — bastón m (de esquí)
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intransitive verb skis, skiing, skied esquiar*[skiː]to go skiing — ir* a esquiar
1.N(pl skis or ski) esquí m2.VI esquiarto go skiing — practicar el esquí, (ir a) esquiar
3.CPDski binding N — sujeción f a la bota
ski instructor N — instructor(a) m / f de esquí, monitor(a) m / f de esquí
ski jump N — (=action) salto m con esquís; (=course) pista f de salto
ski jumper N — saltador(a) m / f de esquí
ski jumping N — salto m de esquí
ski mask N — (US) pasamontaña(s) m inv
ski pants NPL — pantalones mpl de esquí
ski resort N — estación f de esquí
ski tow N — telearrastre m
ski trousers NPL — pantalones mpl de esquí
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I [skiː]noun esquí m; (before n)ski pants — pantalones mpl de esquí
ski pole o (BrE) stick — bastón m (de esquí)
II
intransitive verb skis, skiing, skied esquiar*to go skiing — ir* a esquiar
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pæn1) ((also panties) a short undergarment worn on the lower part of the body: a pair of pants.) calzoncillos (para hombre), bragas (para mujer)2) ((American) trousers.) pantalonespants npl calzoncillos
pants sustantivo masculino plural (Méx) tracksuit, sweat suit (AmE) ' pants' also found in these entries: Spanish: calzoncillos - slip - pantalones - pinza English: pants - ski pants - cuff - leggings - pant - pantsuit - split - stretch - sweat - track - undertr[pænts]1 SMALLBRITISH ENGLISH/SMALL (underpants - men's) calzoncillos nombre masculino plural; (- women's) bragas nombre femenino plural2 SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL (trousers) pantalón nombre masculino, pantalones nombre masculino pluralpants ['pænts] npl1) trousers: pantalón m, pantalones mpl2) pantiesn.pl.• alares s.f.pl.• calzón s.m.• pantalones s.m.pl.pænts1) ( trousers) (AmE) pantalón m, pantalones mpla pair of pants — un par de pantalones, unos pantalones, un pantalón
to bore the pants off somebody — (also BrE colloq) matar a alguien de aburrimiento
to scare the pants off somebody — (also BrE colloq) darle* a alguien un susto de muerte; wear II 1) b)
2) ( underwear) (BrE)a) ( men's) calzoncillos mpl, calzones mpl (Méx), interiores mpl (Col, Ven)[pænts]to catch somebody with his pants down — (colloq) agarrar or (esp Esp) coger* a alguien desprevenido
1.NPL (Brit) (man's) calzoncillos mpl ; (woman's) bragas fpl (Sp), calzones mpl (LAm); (US) pantalones mpla pair of pants — (Brit) (man's) unos calzoncillos; (woman's) unas bragas, unos calzones (LAm); (US) un pantalón, unos pantalones
- bore the pants off sb- catch sb with his pants down2.ADJ(Brit) ** (=bad)3.CPDpants press N — (US) prensa f para pantalones
pants suit N (US) — = pantsuit
* * *[pænts]1) ( trousers) (AmE) pantalón m, pantalones mpla pair of pants — un par de pantalones, unos pantalones, un pantalón
to bore the pants off somebody — (also BrE colloq) matar a alguien de aburrimiento
to scare the pants off somebody — (also BrE colloq) darle* a alguien un susto de muerte; wear II 1) b)
2) ( underwear) (BrE)a) ( men's) calzoncillos mpl, calzones mpl (Méx), interiores mpl (Col, Ven)to catch somebody with his pants down — (colloq) agarrar or (esp Esp) coger* a alguien desprevenido
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1. [ski:] noun(one of a pair of long narrow strips of wood etc that are attached to the feet for gliding over snow, water etc.) smučka2. [ski:d] verb(to travel on or use skis especially as a leisure activity: He broke his leg when he was skiing.) smučati- ski-- skier
- skiing
- ski jump
- ski jumper
- ski jumping
- ski lift
- ski pole
- ski resort
- ski slope
- ski run
- ski track/trail
- ski tow* * *[ši:, ski:]1.nounsmučka; aeronautics sanišče;2.adjectivesmučarskiski jumping — smučarski skoki; smučarska skakalnica -
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pantalones sustantivo masculino plural,◊ pantalón sustantivo masculinopants (pl) (AmE), trousers (pl) (BrE); unos pantalones a pair of pants o trousers; pantalones cortos shorts (pl); pantalones de peto overalls (pl) (AmE), dungarees (pl) (BrE); pantalones tejanos or vaqueros jeans (pl) ' pantalones' also found in these entries: Spanish: bajarse - destrozada - destrozado - estrecha - estrecho - pantalón - pegar - peto - remangar - remangarse - remendar - servir - subirse - acampanado - bajar - caber - estrechar - planchar - romper - subir - sujetar - tirante - viejo - vuelta English: adjust - back - bell-bottoms - breeches - cord - corduroy - crease - cuff - drawstring trousers - flare - go out - go together - jodhpurs - leg - pair - pants - riding breeches - shorts - ski pants - take down - tight - trousers - bottom - knickerbockers - overall - press - short - slacks - tuck -
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esquí sustantivo masculino (pl ( deporte) skiing; esquí acuático or náutico waterskiing; hacer esquí acuático to water-ski
esquí sustantivo masculino
1 (tabla) ski
un par de esquís, a pair of skis
2 (actividad) skiing
esquí acuático, water-skiing
esquí de fondo, cross-country skiing ' esquí' also found in these entries: Spanish: fondo - trampolín - bastón - bota - cancha - estación - modalidad - monitor - pista - recorrido - salto - verdugo English: cross-country - downhill - kick - lodge - piste - resort - run - ski - ski instructor - ski jumper - ski pants - ski pole - ski resort - ski run - ski slope - ski stick - skiing - water skiing - goggles - slope - water -
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1. noun1) (leather strip) Riemen, der; (textile strip) Band, das; (shoulder-strap) Träger, der; (for watch) Armband, das2) (to grasp in vehicle) Halteriemen, der2. transitive verb,- pp-strap [into position/down] — festschnallen
Phrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/112109/strap_up">strap up* * *[stræp] 1. noun1) (a narrow strip of leather, cloth, or other material, eg with a buckle for fastening something (eg a suitcase, wristwatch etc) or by which to hold, hang or support something (eg a camera, rucksack etc): I need a new watch-strap; luggage straps.) der Riemen2) (a short looped strip of leather etc, hanging from the roof of a train, by which a standing passenger can support himself.) der Halteriemen2. verb1) (to beat (eg a schoolchild) on the hand with a leather strap: He was strapped for being rude to the teacher.) mit einem Riemen schlagen2) (to fasten with a strap etc: The two pieces of luggage were strapped together; He strapped on his new watch.) festschnallen•- strapping- strap in
- strap up* * *[stræp]I. n1. (for fastening) Riemen m; (for safety) Gurt m; (for clothes) Träger m; (for hanging up) Schlaufe f; (hold in a vehicle) Halteschlaufe fankle \strap Schuhriemen m, Schuhriemchen ntbra \strap BH-Träger mshoulder \strap Träger mwatch \strap Uhrarmband nt2. (punishment)to get the \strap mit dem Gürtel [o Lederriemen] verprügelt werdento give sb the \strap jdn [mit einem Gürtel] verprügelnII. vt<- pp->1. (fasten)2. (hit)3. (bandage)* * *[strp]1. nRiemen m; (esp for safety) Gurt m; (in bus etc) Schlaufe f, Lasche f; (on ski pants etc) Steg m; (= watch strap) Band nt; (= shoulder strap) Träger mto give sb the strap — jdn verprügeln, jdn züchtigen
2. vtto strap sth onto sth — etw auf etw (acc) schnallen
he strapped on his rucksack — er schnallte (sich dat ) den Rucksack auf
to strap sb/sth down —
to strap on one's watch to strap on one's belt — sich (dat) die Uhr umbinden sich (dat) den Gürtel umschnallen
3) (= punish) person verprügeln, züchtigen4) (inf)* * *strap [stræp]A s3. Streichriemen m4. a) (Schulter- etc) Streifen m, (Achsel) Klappe fb) Träger m (an Kleidern)c) Steg m (an der Hose)5. TECHb) Gelenkplatte fc) Bügel m (am Kopfhörer)6. SCHIFF Stropp m7. BOT Blatthäutchen nB v/t1. festschnallen (to an dat):strap o.s. in sich festschnallen;(pair of) strapped trousers Steghose f2. (sich) etwas umschnallen3. ein Rasiermesser etc (an einem Streichriemen) abziehen4. jemanden mit einem Riemen züchtigen5. MEDa) Heftpflaster auf eine Wunde klebena) knapp bei Kasse sein,b) blank oder pleite sein* * *1. noun1) (leather strip) Riemen, der; (textile strip) Band, das; (shoulder-strap) Träger, der; (for watch) Armband, das2) (to grasp in vehicle) Halteriemen, der2. transitive verb,- pp-strap [into position/down] — festschnallen
Phrasal Verbs:- strap up* * *n.Band ¨-er n.Gurt -e m.Streifen - m. v.schnallen v. -
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wear [wεər]1. noun• there is still some wear left in it (garment, shoe, carpet, tyre) cela fera encore de l'usage• to show signs of wear [clothes, shoes] commencer à être défraîchi ; [carpet, tyres] commencer à être usé ; [machine] commencer à être fatiguéa. ( = have on) porter ; [+ beard, moustache] avoir• he was wearing nothing but a pair of socks il n'avait pour tout vêtement qu'une paire de chaussettes• what shall I wear? qu'est-ce que je vais mettre ?b. [+ smile] arborer ; [+ look] afficher• the committee won't wear another £100 on your expenses vous ne ferez jamais avaler au comité 100 livres de plus pour vos frais (inf)a. ( = deteriorate with use) [garment, fabric, stone, wood] s'user• that excuse has worn thin! cette excuse ne prend plus !• that joke is starting to wear a bit thin! cette plaisanterie commence à être éculée !b. ( = last) a theory/friendship that has worn well une théorie/amitié qui a résisté à l'épreuve du tempsc. to wear to its end or to a close [day, year, sb's life] tirer à sa fin[heels, pencil] s'user ; [resistance, courage] s'épuiser[+ materials, patience, strength] user ; [+ courage, resistance] miner• the unions managed to wear the employers down les syndicats ont réussi à faire céder les employeurs[colour, design, inscription] s'effacer ; [pain] disparaître ; [anger, excitement] passer ; [effects, anaesthetic, magic] se dissiper[day, year, winter] avancer ; [battle, war, discussions] se poursuivre[clothes, material, machinery] s'user ; [patience, enthusiasm] s'épuisera. [+ shoes, clothes] user ; [+ one's strength, reserves, materials, patience] épuiserb. ( = exhaust) [+ person, horse] épuiser* * *[weə(r)] 1.noun [U]1) ( clothing) vêtements mplsports wear — tenue f de sport
2) ( use)3) ( damage) usure f (on de)wear and tear — usure f
to look the worse for wear — ( damaged) être abîmé
2.to be somewhat the worse for wear — ( drunk) être ivre; ( tired) être épuisé
1) ( be dressed in) porter2) (put on, use) mettre3) ( display)his face ou he wore a puzzled frown — il fronçait les sourcils d'un air perplexe
4) ( damage by use) user5) (colloq) ( accept) tolérer [behaviour]; accepter [excuse]3.1) ( become damaged) s'user2) ( withstand use)he's worn very well — fig il est encore bien pour son âge
•Phrasal Verbs:- wear off- wear on- wear out
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