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1) (with the top part underneath: The plate was lying upside down on the floor.) boca abajo, al revés2) (into confusion: The burglars turned the house upside down.) patas arribaupside down adv al revéstr[ʌpsaɪd'daʊn]1 al revés2 figurative use (disorder) patas arribaupside down [.ʌp.saɪd'daʊn] adv1) : al revés2) : en confusión, en desordenadv.'ʌpsaɪdadjective al revés ( con la parte de arriba abajo)to turn something upside down — \<\<object\>\> poner* algo boca abajo, darle* la vuelta a algo, dar* vuelta algo (CS); \<\<theory/world\>\> revolucionar
the burglars turned the house upside down — los ladrones no dejaron cosa sin revolver en la casa, los ladrones dejaron la casa patas arriba (fam)
* * *['ʌpsaɪd]adjective al revés ( con la parte de arriba abajo)to turn something upside down — \<\<object\>\> poner* algo boca abajo, darle* la vuelta a algo, dar* vuelta algo (CS); \<\<theory/world\>\> revolucionar
the burglars turned the house upside down — los ladrones no dejaron cosa sin revolver en la casa, los ladrones dejaron la casa patas arriba (fam)
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nAIR TRANSP apertura fC&G agujero mCINEMAT, COMP&DP abertura fCONST apertura fELEC ENG agujero m, apertura fELECTRON apertura fINSTR apertura fMAR POLL abertura fMECH abertura f, agujero m, orificio m, paso m, portillo m, rendija fMECH ENG abertura f, agujero mMETALL abertura f, orificio m, paso mPHOTO, PHYS abertura fPROD agujero mSPACE communications abertura f, apertura fTELECOM, TV apertura f -
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adj.principal.s.1 cabeza (de persona)2 (intelecto, mente)to do sums in one's head sumar mentalmenteto have a good head on one's shoulders tener la cabeza sobre los hombrosto have a good head for business/figures tener (buena) cabeza para los negocios/los númerosto have a (good) head for heights no tener vértigohe has taken it into his head that… se le ha metido en la cabeza que…it never entered my head that… nunca se me pasó por la cabeza que…to put ideas into somebody's head meter ideas a alguien en la cabeza3 cabeza (of pin, hammer, garlic, list); punta (of arrow); parte superior (of page, stairs); cabecera (of bed, table); espuma (on beer); cabeza (magnética), cabezal (on tape recorder)4 cabeza (person in charge) (of family, the Church); jefe(a) (de negocio, comercio)5 (unidad)to pay £10 per o a head pagar 10 libras por cabezasix head of cattle seis cabezas de ganado, seis reseswe put our heads together entre todos nos pusimos a pensarthey'll have your head (on a plate) for this vas a pagar con el pellejo por estoto bury o have one's head in the sand adoptar la estrategia del avestruzon your own head be it allá tú con lo que hacesto shout one's head off (familiar) desgañitarse, vociferarthe wine/the praise went to his head se le subió a la cabeza el vino/tanto halagooff the top of one's head sin pararse a pensarit was o went over my head no me di cuenta de nadaI can't make head or tail of this no le encuentro ni pies ni cabeza a estoto lose one's head (familiar) perder la cabeza o los nerviosto be off one's head (familiar) estar mal de la cabeza o como un cencerroto give somebody head (vulgar) chupársela o (oral sex) hacerle una mamada a alguien (español de España)7 encabezamiento, encabezado.8 nacimiento del río, nacimiento.9 puño.10 techo del coche, techo del carro.11 altura de carga, altura de succión.12 entusiasta.vt.1 estar a la cabeza de (lead) (organization, campaign); encabezar (list, procession)2 conducir (direct)3 encabezar, titular (put a title on) (page, chapter)to head the ball cabecear el balón, darle al balón de cabeza5 liderar, estar a la cabeza de, dirigir, capitanear.6 dirigirse a.vi.dirigirse (move) (pt & pp headed)
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