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træp
1. noun1) (a device for catching animals: He set a trap to catch the bear; a mousetrap.) trampa2) (a plan or trick for taking a person by surprise: She led him into a trap; He fell straight into the trap.) trampa
2. verb(to catch in a trap or by a trick: He lives by trapping animals and selling their fur; She trapped him into admitting that he liked her.) atrapar, cazar, pillar; tender/poner una trampa- trapper- trap-door
trap1 n trampatrap2 vb atraparto be trapped quedar atrapado / quedar aprisionadotr[træp]1 (gen) trampa3 (vehicle) coche nombre masculino ligero de dos ruedas4 (of drain) sifón nombre masculino2 SMALLSPORT/SMALL (in football) parar con el pie3 figurative use (trick) engañar, tender una trampa a4 (heat, light, etc) retener\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto lay a trap / set a trap tender una trampa, poner una trampato fall into a trap caer en una trampatrap n: trampa fto set a trap: tender una trampav.• atrapar v.• enjaezar v.• entrampar v.• lacear v.n.• armadijo s.m.• artimaña s.f.• asechanza s.f.• bombillo s.m.• carnada s.f.• celada s.f.• cepo s.m.• encerrona s.f.• engañabobos s.m.• garlito s.m.• lanzaplatos s.m.• lazo s.m.• red s.f.• sifón s.m.• trampa s.f.• zancadilla s.f.
I træp1)a) (for animals, people) trampa fto lay o set a trap for somebody — tenderle* una trampa or una celada a alguien
to fall/walk into a trap — caer* en una trampa
b) trapdoor2) ( mouth) (sl)to keep one's trap shut — no abrir* la boca (fam), no decir* nada
shut your trap! — cierra el pico! (fam), cállate (la boca)!
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transitive verb -ppa) ( snare) \<\<animal\>\> cazar* ( con trampa)b) (cut off, catch) (often pass) atraparshe trapped her finger in the door — se agarró or se pilló or (Esp tb) se cogió el dedo en la puerta
c) (trick, deceive)he trapped me into a confession/into admitting that... — me tendió una trampa y confesé/reconocí que...
d) \<\<liquid/gas/light/heat\>\> retener*[træp]1. N1) (lit, fig) trampa fit's a trap! — ¡es una trampa!
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that car is a death trap — ese coche es una bomba or tiene mucho peligro•
curtains are a natural dust trap — en las cortinas se suele acumular mucho el polvo•
to fall into a trap — caer en una trampa•
to lay a trap (for sb) — tender una trampa (a algn)•
to lure sb into a trap — hacer que algn caiga en una trampa•
to set a trap (for sb) — tender una trampa (a algn)poverty, speed, tourist•
they walked straight into our trap — cayeron de lleno en nuestra trampa2) ** (=mouth) boca f•
shut your trap! — ¡cierra el pico! *, ¡cállate la boca! *to keep one's trap shut — cerrar el pico *, callar la boca *
3) (=carriage) coche ligero de dos ruedas4) (in greyhound racing) caseta f de salida5) (for clay pigeon shooting) lanzaplatos m inv6) (Golf) búnker m7) (Tech) sifón m, bombillo m2. VT1) (=snare) [+ animal] atrapar, cazar con trampa; [+ criminal] atrapar, coger, agarrar (LAm)2) (=dupe) hacer caer en la trampa, engañaryou're not going to trap me like that — con esas no me vas a hacer caer en la trampa, con esas no me vas a engañar
he felt he had been trapped into marriage — le parecía que le habían cazado al casarse, le parecía que le habían tendido una trampa para que se casara
3) (=hold fast, confine) atraparsurvivors are trapped in the rubble — los supervivientes están enterrados or atrapados bajo los escombros
heavy snowfalls had trapped us in the village — las fuertes nevadas nos habían dejado incomunicados or aislados en el pueblo
they tied a rope around his body, trapping his arms — le ataron una cuerda alrededor del cuerpo, inmovilizándole los brazos
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to trap one's finger in sth — pillarse or cogerse or (LAm) atraparse el dedo con algo4) (=retain) [+ heat, gas, water] retener5) (Sport) [+ ball] parar (con el pie)3.CPD* * *
I [træp]1)a) (for animals, people) trampa fto lay o set a trap for somebody — tenderle* una trampa or una celada a alguien
to fall/walk into a trap — caer* en una trampa
b) trapdoor2) ( mouth) (sl)to keep one's trap shut — no abrir* la boca (fam), no decir* nada
shut your trap! — cierra el pico! (fam), cállate (la boca)!
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transitive verb -ppa) ( snare) \<\<animal\>\> cazar* ( con trampa)b) (cut off, catch) (often pass) atraparshe trapped her finger in the door — se agarró or se pilló or (Esp tb) se cogió el dedo en la puerta
c) (trick, deceive)he trapped me into a confession/into admitting that... — me tendió una trampa y confesé/reconocí que...
d) \<\<liquid/gas/light/heat\>\> retener* -
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1. pit noun1) (a large hole in the ground: The campers dug a pit for their rubbish.) hoyo, foso, fosa2) (a place from which minerals are dug, especially a coal-mine: a chalk-pit; He works at/down the pit.) mina, pozo3) (a place beside a motor race track for repairing and refuelling racing cars: The leading car has gone into the pit(s).) boxes
2. verb((with against) to set (a person or thing) against another in a fight, competition etc: He was pitted against a much stronger man.) oponer una persona a otra, poner a una persona contra otra- pitfall
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1. pit noun(the hard stone of a peach, cherry etc.)
2. verb(to remove the stone from (a peach, cherry etc).) deshuesar, quitar las pepitaspit n1. hoyo / foso2. pozo / minatr[pɪt]1 SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL quitar las pepitas a, deshuesar————————tr[pɪt]2 (mine) mina, pozo3 (in garage) foso4 (mark - on metal, glass) señal nombre femenino, marca; (- on skin) picadura, cicatriz nombre femenino1 (mark) picar, marcar1 (hell) el infierno1 (in motor racing) los boxes nombre masculino plural\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto be the pits ser terrible, ser fatalto work down the pit trabajar en las minasto pit one's strength against somebody medirse con alguien, enfrentarse a alguien, competir con alguiento pit one's wits against somebody medirse con alguien intelectualmentepit of the stomach boca del estómagopit worker minero1) : marcar de hoyos, picar (una superficie)2) : deshuesar (una fruta)3)to pit against : enfrentar a, oponer apit vi: quedar marcadopit n1) hole: fosa f, hoyo ma bottomless pit: un pozo sin fondo2) mine: mina f3) : foso morchestra pit: foso orquestal4) pockmark: marca f (en la cara), cicatriz f de viruela5) stone: hueso m, pepa f (de una fruta)6)pit of the stomach : boca f del estómagon.• boca del estómago s.f.• escollo s.m.• foso s.m.• hoya s.f.• hoyo s.m.• hoyuelo s.m.• hueso s.m.• mina s.f.• pozo s.m.v.• deshuesar v.
I pɪt1) ( hole - in ground) hoyo m, pozo m; (- for burying) fosa f; (- as trap) trampa f, fosa f(inspection) pit — ( Auto) foso m or (RPl) fosa f
a bottomless pit — (costly business, enterprise) un pozo sin fondo; ( person who eats a lot)
he's a bottomless pit — tiene la solitaria (fam), es un barril sin fondo (AmL fam)
2)b) ( quarry) cantera f3) ( orchestra pit) foso m orquestal or de la orquesta4) ( in Stock Exchange) (AmE) parqué m5) pits pla) ( in motor racing)the pits — los boxes, los pits
b) ( the very worst) (sl)the pits — lo peor que hay (fam)
6) ( in fruit) (AmE) hueso m, cuesco m, carozo m (CS), pepa f (Col)
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- tt- transitive verb1) ( mark) \<\<surface/metal\>\> picar*, marcar*2) ( remove stone) (AmE) \<\<fruit/olive\>\> quitarle el hueso or el cuesco or (CS) el carozo or (Col) la pepa a, deshuesar, descarozar* (CS)•Phrasal Verbs:
I [pɪt]1. Nbear I, 1., 1), clay, gravel, snakethe pit — (=hell) el infierno
2) (Min) mina f (de carbón); (=quarry) cantera fto go down the pit(s) — (lit) bajar a la mina; (=start work there) ir a trabajar a la mina
3) (Aut) (also: inspection pit) foso m de reparación4)the pits —
a) (Motor racing) los boxesb) (US)*to be in the pits — [person, economy] estar por los suelos *
c) (Brit) (=awful)5) (Brit)(Theat)orchestra 2.the pit — el patio de butacas, la platea
7) (US) (St Ex) parquet m de la Bolsa9) (Brit) * (=bed) catre * m, piltra f (Sp) *2. VT1) (=mark) [+ surface] picar, marcar2) (fig)3.CPDpit bull (terrier) N — pit bull terrier m, bull terrier m de pelea
pit closure N — cierre m de pozos (mineros)
pit lane N — (Motor racing) recta f de boxes
pit pony N — poney usado antiguamente en las minas
pit stop N — (Motor racing) entrada f en boxes; * (on journey) parada f en ruta
to make a pit stop — (Motor racing) entrar en boxes; * (on journey) hacer una parada
pit worker N — minero(-a) m / f
II [pɪt] (US)1.2.VT deshuesar, quitar el hueso a* * *
I [pɪt]1) ( hole - in ground) hoyo m, pozo m; (- for burying) fosa f; (- as trap) trampa f, fosa f(inspection) pit — ( Auto) foso m or (RPl) fosa f
a bottomless pit — (costly business, enterprise) un pozo sin fondo; ( person who eats a lot)
he's a bottomless pit — tiene la solitaria (fam), es un barril sin fondo (AmL fam)
2)b) ( quarry) cantera f3) ( orchestra pit) foso m orquestal or de la orquesta4) ( in Stock Exchange) (AmE) parqué m5) pits pla) ( in motor racing)the pits — los boxes, los pits
b) ( the very worst) (sl)the pits — lo peor que hay (fam)
6) ( in fruit) (AmE) hueso m, cuesco m, carozo m (CS), pepa f (Col)
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- tt- transitive verb1) ( mark) \<\<surface/metal\>\> picar*, marcar*2) ( remove stone) (AmE) \<\<fruit/olive\>\> quitarle el hueso or el cuesco or (CS) el carozo or (Col) la pepa a, deshuesar, descarozar* (CS)•Phrasal Verbs:
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