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bæɡ
1. noun1) (a container made of soft material (eg cloth, animal skin, plastic etc): She carried a small bag.) bolsa; bolso2) (a quantity of fish or game caught: Did you get a good bag today?) partida (caza), cacería, captura
2. verb1) (to put into a bag.) ensacar, embolsar2) (to kill (game).) cazar•- baggy- bags of
- in the bag
- bag lady
bag n1. bolsa2. bolsotr[bæg]1 (paper, plastic) bolsa; (large) saco2 (handbag) bolso3 (for school) cartera1 embolsar, ensacar1 (clothes) hacer bolsas1 (under eyes) ojeras nombre femenino plural\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLbags of montones deit's in the bag está en el botethe whole bag of tricks toda la pescabag lady vagabundasag: formar bolsasbag vt1) : ensacar, poner en una bolsa2) : cobrar (en la caza), cazarbag n1) : bolsa f, saco m2) handbag: cartera f, bolso m, bolsa f Mex3) suitcase: maleta f, valija fn.• bolsa s.f.• bolso s.m.• cacería s.f.• guayaca s.f.• maleta s.f.• rodillera s.f.• saco s.m.• talega s.f.(sth.)expr.• abandonar v.v.• cazar v.
I bæg1)a) (container, bagful) bolsa fa paper/plastic bag — una bolsa de papel/plástico; ( handbag) (esp BrE) cartera f or (Esp) bolso m or (Méx) bolsa f
to leave somebody holding the bag — (AmE) cargarle* el muerto a alguien
a mixed bag: today's concert is a mixed bag en el concierto de hoy habrá un poco de todo; my students are a very mixed bag tengo un grupo de alumnos muy heterogéneo; in the bag (colloq): the contract is in the bag — el contrato es un hecho; cat I, nerve I 2) b)
b) ( piece of luggage) maleta f, valija f (RPl), petaca f (Méx)2) ( of skin) bolsa fto have bags under one's eyes — ( of skin) tener* bolsas en los ojos; ( dark rings) tener* ojeras
there's bags of room — (BrE colloq) hay cantidad de lugar (fam)
4) ( unpleasant woman) (colloq) bruja f (fam)
II
1) bag (up) ( put in bag) meter en una bolsa2) \<\<pheasant/rabbit\>\> cazar*, cobrar3) \<\<seat\>\> (BrE colloq) agarrar or (esp Esp) coger[bæɡ]1. N1) [of paper, plastic] bolsa f ; (=large sack) costal m ; (=handbag) bolso m, cartera f (LAm); (=suitcase) maleta f, valija f (LAm), veliz m (Mex); (carried over shoulder) zurrón m, mochila fa bag of sweets/chips — una bolsa de caramelos/patatas fritas
- be left holding the bagto be in the bag * —
it's in the bag — es cosa segura, está en el bote (Sp) *
we had the game nearly in the bag — el partido estaba casi ganado, teníamos el partido casi en el bote (Sp) *
not to be sb's bag (US) * —
2) (Hunting) cacería f, piezas fpl cobradas4)bags of — (Brit) * (=lots) un montón de
5) (=woman)2. VT1) (also: bag up) [+ goods, groceries] meter en una bolsa/en bolsas2) (Hunting) cazar; (=shoot down) derribar3) * (=get possession of) pillar *, hacerse con; (Brit) (=claim in advance) reservarse3.VI (also: bag out) [garment] hacer bolsas4.CPDbag snatcher N — ladrón(-a) m / f de bolsos
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I [bæg]1)a) (container, bagful) bolsa fa paper/plastic bag — una bolsa de papel/plástico; ( handbag) (esp BrE) cartera f or (Esp) bolso m or (Méx) bolsa f
to leave somebody holding the bag — (AmE) cargarle* el muerto a alguien
a mixed bag: today's concert is a mixed bag en el concierto de hoy habrá un poco de todo; my students are a very mixed bag tengo un grupo de alumnos muy heterogéneo; in the bag (colloq): the contract is in the bag — el contrato es un hecho; cat I, nerve I 2) b)
b) ( piece of luggage) maleta f, valija f (RPl), petaca f (Méx)2) ( of skin) bolsa fto have bags under one's eyes — ( of skin) tener* bolsas en los ojos; ( dark rings) tener* ojeras
there's bags of room — (BrE colloq) hay cantidad de lugar (fam)
4) ( unpleasant woman) (colloq) bruja f (fam)
II
1) bag (up) ( put in bag) meter en una bolsa2) \<\<pheasant/rabbit\>\> cazar*, cobrar3) \<\<seat\>\> (BrE colloq) agarrar or (esp Esp) coger -
2 bolsa
bolsa sustantivo femenino 1◊ bolsa de plástico/de la compra plastic/shopping bag;bolsa de (la) basura garbage o trash bag (AmE), rubbish bag o bin liner (BrE); una bolsa de patatas fritas (Esp) a bag of chips (AmE), a packet o bag of crisps (BrE); bolsa de agua caliente hot-water bottle 2b) scrotum3 (de aire, gas, agua) pocket 4 (Econ, Fin) tb Bbolsa or bolsa de valores stock exchange, stock market; se cotizará en bolsa it will be listed on the stock exchange; bolsa de empleo (Col) employment agency; bolsa de trabajo job vacancies and place where they are advertised
bolsa 1 sustantivo femenino
1 bag
2 Av bolsa de aire, air bag, air pocket
bolsa de basura, rubbish bag
bolsa de la compra, shopping bag LAm bolsa de dormir, sleeping bag
bolsa de estudios, educational grant
bolsa de pobreza, pocket of poverty
bolsa de trabajo, labour exchange, employment bureau
bolsa 2 f Fin Stock Exchange: sube la bolsa, the market is rising
cotizar en la bolsa, to be quoted on the stock exchange ' bolsa' also found in these entries: Spanish: agente - bajar - corredor - corredora - cotizar - cotización - entera - entero - fuelle - inversión - patata - saca - bulto - llevar - petate - plaza English: air pocket - airlock - bag - bin liner - broker - bundle - bung - carrier bag - chip - collapse - concise - crisp - crisps - float - gain - grip - holdall - hot-water bottle - icepack - insider dealing - insider trading - list - market - NYSE - packet - paper bag - plastic bag - pocket - polythene bag - potato chips - pouch - public - quote - shopping bag - stock exchange - stock market - stockbroker - stockbroking - toilet bag - toolbag - trading - water bottle - air - binliner - bulge - dealer - fish - flotation - garbage - hand -
3 paquete
paquete 1
paquete 2 sustantivo masculino 1 paquete bomba parcel bomb; paquete postal parcel ( sent by mail) 2 ( conjunto) package; (Inf) package 3 (Méx fam) ( problema) headache (colloq)
paquete sustantivo masculino
1 package, parcel (de café, cereales, folios, etc) packet, US pack
2 (conjunto, grupo) set, package
paquete de medidas, package of measures
3 Inform software package
4 (de bicicleta, moto) pillion passenger: Juan iba de paquete, John was riding pillion
5 fam (castigo, sanción) punishment: si se enteran, me meterán un paquete, if they find out, I'll be severely punished ' paquete' also found in these entries: Spanish: bomba - deshacer - deshecha - deshecho - empezar - envasada - envasado - envío - envuelta - envuelto - ligadura - amarrar - atar - certificado - consignar - desamarrar - despachar - destinado - destinatario - entrega - entregar - enviar - envoltorio - envolver - ligero - liviano - nombre - papa - pesar - precintar - recoger - sospechoso - sostener - voluminoso English: block - cracker - make up - pack - package - packet - parcel - parcel bomb - reverse - seal - seal up - send - sign for - six-pack - software package - tie up - tissue - unpack - unwrap - bundle - way - which -
4 fish
plurals; see fishfish1 n1. pez2. pescadofish2 vb pescartr[fɪʃ]1 pez nombre masculino■ did you catch any fish? ¿pescaste algo?2 SMALLCOOKERY/SMALL pescado1 pescar en1 pescar ( for, -)\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLlike a fish out of water como pez fuera del agua, como gallo en corral ajenoto drink like a fish beber como una esponjato have other fish to fry tener cosas más importantes que hacerthere are plenty of other fish in the sea hay mucho más donde elegirfish and chips pescado con patatasfish cake ≈ croqueta de pescado y patatasfish farm piscifactoríafish shop pescaderíafish slice pala de cocinafish tank peceraodd fish / queer fish tipo rarofish ['fɪʃ] vi1) : pescar2)to fish for seek: buscar, rebuscarto fish for compliments: andar a la caza de cumplidosfish vt: pescarn.• pescado s.m.• pez s.m.v.• pescar v.fɪʃ
I
a) c ( Zool) pez mto be a big fish in a little pond — ser* un pez gordo ( en un lugar pequeño)
to drink like a fish — beber como un cosaco (fam), chupar como una esponja (fam)
to have other fish to fry — tener* cosas mejores or más importantes que hacer
to swim like a fish — nadar como un pez; (before n)
fish market — mercado m de pescado
b) u ( Culin) pescado mwet fish — (BrE) pescado m fresco
fish and chips — (esp BrE) pescado m frito con papas or (Esp) patatas fritas
neither fish, flesh, nor fowl — ni chicha ni limonada or limoná (fam)
c) ( person) (colloq)
II
1.
a) pescar*to go fishing — ir* de pesca, ir* a pescar
to fish FOR something — \<\<for trout\>\> pescar* algo; \<\<for compliments/information\>\> andar* a la caza de algo
b) ( search) rebuscar*to fish (around) in one's pockets/bag — rebuscar* en los bolsillos/la bolsa
2.
vta) \<\<cod/mackerel\>\> pescar*b) \<\<river/lake\>\> pescar* enPhrasal Verbs:- fish out[fɪʃ]1. N(pl fish or fishes)- be like a fish out of water2) * (=person) tipo(-a) * m / f, tío(-a) m / f (Sp) *- he's a2.VI pescar; [trawler] faenarto fish for — [+ trout, salmon etc] pescar; [+ compliments, information] andar a la caza de
- fish in troubled waters3.VT [+ river, pond] pescar en; [+ trout, salmon etc] pescar4.CPDfish and chips N — pescado m frito con patatas fritas
fish and chip shop N — tienda de comida rápida principalmente de pescado frito y patatas fritas
fish course N — (plato m de) pescado m
fish factory N — fábrica f de pescado
fish farm N — piscifactoría f, criadero m de peces
fish farmer N — piscicultor(a) m / f
fish farming N — piscicultura f, cría f de peces
fish finger N — (Brit) palito m de pescado empanado
fish knife N — cuchillo m de pescado
fish manure N — abono m de pescado
fish market N — lonja f de pescado (Sp)
fish restaurant N — restaurante m de pescado
fish seller N (US) — = fishmonger
fish shop N — pescadería f
fish slice N — pala f para el pescado
fish stick N — (US) croqueta f de pescado
fish store N — (US) pescadería f
- fish out- fish up* * *[fɪʃ]
I
a) c ( Zool) pez mto be a big fish in a little pond — ser* un pez gordo ( en un lugar pequeño)
to drink like a fish — beber como un cosaco (fam), chupar como una esponja (fam)
to have other fish to fry — tener* cosas mejores or más importantes que hacer
to swim like a fish — nadar como un pez; (before n)
fish market — mercado m de pescado
b) u ( Culin) pescado mwet fish — (BrE) pescado m fresco
fish and chips — (esp BrE) pescado m frito con papas or (Esp) patatas fritas
neither fish, flesh, nor fowl — ni chicha ni limonada or limoná (fam)
c) ( person) (colloq)
II
1.
a) pescar*to go fishing — ir* de pesca, ir* a pescar
to fish FOR something — \<\<for trout\>\> pescar* algo; \<\<for compliments/information\>\> andar* a la caza de algo
b) ( search) rebuscar*to fish (around) in one's pockets/bag — rebuscar* en los bolsillos/la bolsa
2.
vta) \<\<cod/mackerel\>\> pescar*b) \<\<river/lake\>\> pescar* enPhrasal Verbs:- fish out
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