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1 skid
skid
1. past tense, past participle - skidded; verb(to slide accidentally sideways: His back wheel skidded and he fell off his bike.) derrapar, patinar
2. noun1) (an accidental slide sideways.) patinazo, derrapaje2) (a wedge etc put under a wheel to check it on a steep place.) calce; patínskid vb derrapar / patinartr[skɪd]1 patinar, derrapar\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto be on the skids ir cuesta abajoto go into a skid patinar, derraparto put the skids under somebody/something (cause to fail) poner zancadillas a alguien/algoto skid to a halt frenar patinandoskid row SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL barrios nombre masculino plural bajos, barriadas nombre femenino pluralskid n: derrape m, patinazo mn.• calzo s.m.• derrape s.m.• desliz s.f.• deslizamiento s.m.• patinazo s.m.• patín s.m.• resbalón s.m.• rodillo s.m.v.• derrapar v.• deslizar v.• patinar (Automóvil) v.• patinar una rueda v.• resbalar v.• resbalar un coche v.
I skɪdto go into a skid — patinar, derrapar; (before n)
skid marks — marcas fpl de un patinazo
2) ( for moving goods) rastra fto be on the skids — (colloq) ir* cuesta abajo
to put the skids under somebody — hacerle* or (Esp) ponerle* la zancadilla a alguien, (a)serrucharle el piso a alguien (CS)
3) ( support) (AmE) larguero m
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intransitive verb - dd- \<\<car/plane/wheels\>\> patinar, derrapar; \<\<person\>\> resbalarse; \<\<object\>\> deslizarse*[skɪd]we skidded off the road — patinamos or derrapamos y nos salimos de la carretera
1. N1) (Aut etc) patinazo m, resbalón m2) (Aer) patín m- grease the skids- put the skids under sb2.VI (Aut) patinar; [person, object] deslizarse, resbalarseto skid into — dar con or contra
I skidded into a tree — patiné y di contra un árbol, de un patinazo di contra un árbol
3.CPDskid mark N — (on road) marca f de frenazo; (in underpants) palomino * m
skid row * N — (US) calles donde se refugian los borrachos, drogadictos etc
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I [skɪd]to go into a skid — patinar, derrapar; (before n)
skid marks — marcas fpl de un patinazo
2) ( for moving goods) rastra fto be on the skids — (colloq) ir* cuesta abajo
to put the skids under somebody — hacerle* or (Esp) ponerle* la zancadilla a alguien, (a)serrucharle el piso a alguien (CS)
3) ( support) (AmE) larguero m
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intransitive verb - dd- \<\<car/plane/wheels\>\> patinar, derrapar; \<\<person\>\> resbalarse; \<\<object\>\> deslizarse*we skidded off the road — patinamos or derrapamos y nos salimos de la carretera
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2 to go into a skid
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3 deslizarse
■deslizarse verbo reflexivo
1 (sobre una superficie) to slide
2 (un río, una corriente) to flow: las lágrimas se deslizaban por su mejilla, tears flowed down her cheeks
3 (en un lugar, silenciosamente) to glide: se deslizó en la oficina y consultó los informes reservados, she slipped into the office and went through the confidential reports ' deslizarse' also found in these entries: Spanish: escabullirse - deslizar - escurrir English: glide - slide - slip in - slip into - slither - coast - roll - skid -
4 vehículo
Del verbo vehicular: ( conjugate vehicular) \ \
vehiculo es: \ \1ª persona singular (yo) presente indicativo
vehiculó es: \ \3ª persona singular (él/ella/usted) pretérito indicativoMultiple Entries: vehicular vehículo
vehículo sustantivo masculino vehicle
vehículo sustantivo masculino vehicle ' vehículo' also found in these entries: Spanish: blindada - blindado - cabeceo - descender - desmontar - faro - frenar - huella - manejable - montarse - nodriza - oruga - parada - parado - paseo - patinar - placa - propulsar - remolcar - remolque - rodar - rodaje - secuestrar - secuestrador - secuestradora - secuestro - seguimiento - tirón - tumbo - virar - aproximar - arrancar - arrollar - automotor - barrer - bomba - chocar - conducir - conductor - correr - demoroso - derrapar - descargar - desequilibrar - desviar - detener - detenido - documentación - dominar - embargar English: alight - armor - armour - caravan - career - diesel - dilapidated - drive - four-wheel drive - get into - get off - lurch - pile in - pull - ridesharing - roadworthy - runaway - RV - set down - skid - test drive - transporter - travel - vehicle - window - death - drunk driving - HGV - motor - move - ram
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