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21 pito
m.1 whistle (silbato).2 horn (claxon).3 fag (informal) (cigarrillo).4 willie (British), peter (United States) (informal) (penis).5 cock (vulgar) (penis). (especially Mexican Spanish)6 hooting, beeping, whistling.pres.indicat.1st person singular (yo) present indicative of spanish verb: pitar.* * *1 (pájaro) woodpecker\pito real green woodpecker————————1 (silbato) whistle2 (de coche) horn3 (de voz) high pitch6 (abucheo) booing7 (con los dedos) click\me importa un pito familiar I don't give a hoot/damnpor pitos o por flautas familiar for one reason or anothertocar el pito to hoottomar a alguien por el pito de un sereno familiar to mess somebody around* * *noun m.* * *SM1) [de coche, camión] horn, hooter; [de tren] whistle, hooter2) (=silbato) whistletomar a algn por el pito de un sereno —
me tomaron por el pito de un sereno — Esp * they thought I was something the cat dragged in
4) * (=pene) willy *, peter (EEUU) ***5) LAm6) (Orn)* * *1)a) ( silbato) whistletener voz de pito — (fam) to have a squeaky voice
entre pitos y flautas — (fam) (what) with one thing and another (colloq)
me importa un pito — (fam) I don't give a damn (colloq)
no entender/saber (ni) un pito — (fam)
por pitos o flautas — (fam) somehow or other (colloq)
tocar pito — (AmL fam)
¿y este tipo qué pito(s) toca aquí? — what on earth's o what the hell's he doing here? (colloq)
tocar el pito — to hoot, honk
2)a) (fam) ( cigarrillo) smoke, fag (BrE colloq)b) (Chi fam) ( de marihuana) joint (colloq), spliff (sl)3) (fam) ( pene) weenie (AmE colloq), willy (BrE colloq)* * *1)a) ( silbato) whistletener voz de pito — (fam) to have a squeaky voice
entre pitos y flautas — (fam) (what) with one thing and another (colloq)
me importa un pito — (fam) I don't give a damn (colloq)
no entender/saber (ni) un pito — (fam)
por pitos o flautas — (fam) somehow or other (colloq)
tocar pito — (AmL fam)
¿y este tipo qué pito(s) toca aquí? — what on earth's o what the hell's he doing here? (colloq)
tocar el pito — to hoot, honk
2)a) (fam) ( cigarrillo) smoke, fag (BrE colloq)b) (Chi fam) ( de marihuana) joint (colloq), spliff (sl)3) (fam) ( pene) weenie (AmE colloq), willy (BrE colloq)* * *pito11 = whistle, bleeper, squeaker.Ex: The author reports on a project for the revival of traditional toys in which a group of adults made toys (e.g., dolls, carts, tops, whistles) that recalled their childhoods.
Ex: A whistle from the owner activates the bleeper and light in this keyring, enabling lost keys to be found.Ex: Each contain a replaceable ultrasonic squeaker that emits a sound out of human earshot.* importar un pito = could not care less.pito22 = willy [willie].Ex: If your fella is prepared to wipe his willy after widdling just to keep you happy, he must care for you a great deal.
* * *A1 (silbato) whistletocar el pito to blow the whistletiene voz de pito she has a really shrill voiceno entender/saber/valer (ni) un pito ( fam): no entendí ni un pito I didn't understand a thing ( colloq), I couldn't make head nor tail of it ( colloq)no sabe un pito de motores he doesn't know the first thing about o he doesn't have a clue about engines ( colloq)tocar pito ( AmL fam): ¿y este tipo qué pito(s) toca aquí? what on earth's o what the hell's he doing here? ( colloq)nosotros ahí no tocamos un pito that's nothing to do with us ( colloq)tocar el pito to hoot, honk, beep, toot one's horn3 (chasqueo de dedos) snapping, clickingtocar or dar pitos to snap o click one's fingersCompuesto:( RPl) snookBtocarse el pito ( vulg); to twiddle one's thumbs ( colloq), to do sweet f.a. ( colloq), to do sod all ( BrE sl)* * *
Del verbo pitar: ( conjugate pitar)
pito es:
1ª persona singular (yo) presente indicativo
pitó es:
3ª persona singular (él/ella/usted) pretérito indicativo
Multiple Entries:
pitar
pito
pitar ( conjugate pitar) verbo intransitivo
verbo transitivo ‹ falta› to blow for, award, call (AmE)
pito sustantivo masculino
1
tener voz de pito (fam) to have a squeaky voice
( de tren) whistle;
2 (Chi fam) ( de marihuana) joint (colloq), spliff (sl)
3 (fam) ( pene) weenie (AmE colloq), willy (BrE colloq)
pitar
I verbo transitivo
1 (silbato) to blow
2 Dep (arbitrar) to referee
3 Dep (una falta, etc) el árbitro no pitó la falta, the referee didn't give the foul
II verbo intransitivo
1 (una olla, un tren) to whistle
2 (tocar el pito) to blow one's whistle, (la bocina) to toot one's horn
3 (abuchear, protestar) to boo
♦ Locuciones: familiar salir pitando, to fly off
pito sustantivo masculino
1 (de silbato) whistle
2 (de claxon) hooter, horn
3 fam (pene) willy
♦ Locuciones: importar un pito: me importan un pito sus críticas, I couldn't care less about his criticism
tomar (a alguien) por el pito del sereno, to treat sb as nobody
entre pitos y flautas, what with one thing and another
' pito' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
pitar
- silbato
English:
hiss
- whistle
- blow
- joint
- squeaky
* * *pito nm1. [silbato] whistle;tener voz de pito to have a very shrill voice;RP Fam¿y vos qué pito tocás acá? and what the hell are you doing here?;RPhacerle pito catalán a alguien to cock a snook at sb2. [claxon] horn;tocar el pito to sound one's horn7. CompFamentre pitos y flautas what with one thing and another;Fampor pitos o por flautas for one reason or another;Fam(no) me importa un pito I couldn't give a damn;Famme toman por el pito del sereno they don't pay me a blind bit of notice* * *m1 ( silbato) whistle;me importa un pito fam I don’t give a hoot fam ;entre pitos y flautas fam with one thing and another2 ( bocina) horn3 fig: pene willie fam* * *pito nm1) silbato: whistle2)* * * -
22 Heller
Hel·ler <-s, -> [ʼhɛlɐ] mhellerWENDUNGEN:auf \Heller und Pfennig ( fam) down to the last penny;bis auf den letzten \Heller ( fam) down to the last penny;seine Rechnung ist korrekt, bis auf den letzten \Heller his invoice is correct down to the last penny;keinen roten [o lumpigen] [o nicht einen] \Heller wert sein ( fam) not to be worth tuppence [or (Am) a dime]; -
23 Schuß
der1) (the sound of a gun firing: I heard a gunshot and a man dropped dead.) gunshot2) (a small amount of something, especially liquid: whisky with a dash of soda.) dash3) (a single bullet, shell etc: five hundred rounds of ammunition.) round4) (a single act of shooting: He fired one shot.) shot5) (the sound of a gun being fired: He heard a shot.) shot* * *SchussRR<-es, Schüsse>SchußALT<-sses, Schüsse>[ʃʊs, pl ˈʃʏsə]m1. (Ab- o Einschuss) shotein scharfer \Schuß a shot using live ammunitioneinen \Schuß [o Schüsse] auf jdn/etw abgeben to fire a shot [or shots] at sb/sth2. (Patrone) roundzehn \Schuß [o Schüsse] ten shots [or rounds3. (Spritzer) splashCola mit einem \Schuß Rum cola with a splash of rum6.▶ ein \Schuß vor den Bug a warning signal▶ einen \Schuß vor den Bug bekommen to receive a warning signal▶ jdm einen \Schuß vor den Bug setzen [o geben] to give sb a warning signal -
24 no valer un comino
familiar not to be worth tuppence -
25 no valer un real
to be worthless, not be worth tuppence -
26 Schuss
1) ( Ab- o Einschuss) shot;ein scharfer \Schuss a shot using live ammunition;2) ( Patrone) round;3) ( Spritzer) splash;Cola mit einem \Schuss Rum cola with a splash of rumWENDUNGEN:ein \Schuss vor den Bug a warning signal;einen \Schuss vor den Bug bekommen to receive a warning signal;ein \Schuss in den Ofen (sl) a dead loss (sl)zum \Schuss kommen ( fig) to have a chance to do sth, to get a look-in;in \Schuss ( fam) in top shape;mit \Schuss with a shot (of alcohol) -
27 Schuß
1) ( Ab- o Einschuss) shot;ein scharfer \Schuß a shot using live ammunition;2) ( Patrone) round;3) ( Spritzer) splash;Cola mit einem \Schuß Rum cola with a splash of rumWENDUNGEN:ein \Schuß vor den Bug a warning signal;einen \Schuß vor den Bug bekommen to receive a warning signal;ein \Schuß in den Ofen (sl) a dead loss (sl)zum \Schuß kommen ( fig) to have a chance to do sth, to get a look-in;in \Schuß ( fam) in top shape;mit \Schuß with a shot (of alcohol) -
28 twopence
['tʌpəns] noun (Brit.) zwei Pence* * *two·pence[ˈtʌpən(t)s]this thing isn't worth \twopence dieses Ding ist keinen Pfifferling wert▶ to not matter \twopence überhaupt keine Rolle spielen, vollkommen egal sein* * *twopence [ˈtʌpəns] s Br1. zwei Pence pl:not care twopence for Br sich nicht scheren um;he didn’t care twopence Br es war ihm völlig egal2. HIST Zweipencestück n* * *['tʌpəns] noun (Brit.) zwei Pence -
29 twopence
two·pence nthis thing isn't worth \twopence dieses Ding ist keinen Pfifferling wertPHRASES:to not give \twopence for sth keinen Pfifferling auf etw akk geben;to not matter \twopence überhaupt keine Rolle spielen, vollkommen egal sein
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