Wild West in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for Wild West in the English»Spanish Dictionary

Wild West N

the Wild West

el Lejano Oeste

the Wild West attr adventure/story

del oeste

Translations for Wild West in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.wild <wilder wildest> [Am waɪld, Brit wʌɪld] ADJ

1.1. wild:

wild animal

salvaje

wild (in woodland)

salvaje

wild (in woodland)

montaraz

wild plant/berries/flower

silvestre

wild vegetation

agreste

a wild beast

una fiera

a wild beast

una bestia salvaje

part of the garden had been left wild

parte del jardín se había dejado sin cultivar

a wild forest

una selva

1.2. wild (uncivilized):

wild tribe

salvaje

a wild man

un salvaje

wild and wooly or Brit woolly inf he was a wild and wooly or Brit woolly student in those days

en aquella época era el típico estudiante barbudo y revolucionario

1.3. wild (desolate):

wild country

agreste

wild country

salvaje

2.1. wild (unruly):

wild party/lifestyle

desenfrenado

wild party/lifestyle

alocado

we've had some wild times together!

¡hemos hecho cada locura juntos!

2.2. wild (random, uncontrolled):

wild attempt

desesperado

it's just a wild guess

es una conjetura hecha totalmente al azar

2.3. wild (reckless, extreme):

wild allegation/exaggeration

absurdo

wild allegation/exaggeration

disparatado

wild promise

insensato

wild imagination

delirante

wild imagination

desbordante

it never occurred to me in my wildest dreams that …

ni en mis sueños más descabellados se me ocurrió nunca que …

they were rich beyond their wildest expectations

eran aún más ricos de lo que jamás hubieran podido soñar

3.1. wild (violent) liter:

wild sea/waters

embravecido

wild sea/waters

proceloso liter

wild wind

fuertísimo

wild wind

furioso liter

3.2. wild (frantic):

wild excitement/fury/dancing

desenfrenado

wild shouting

desaforado

wild appearance/stare

de loco

there was a wild rush for the door

todo el mundo se abalanzó desesperadamente hacia la salida

they went on a wild shopping spree

salieron a gastar dinero de forma totalmente descontrolada

they were wild with excitement/rage

estaban locos de entusiasmo/furia

her perfume was driving him wild

su perfume lo estaba enloqueciendo or volviendo loco

3.3. wild (enthusiastic) inf pred:

to be wild about sb/sth he's wild about her

está loco por ella inf

she's wild about cars

la enloquecen los coches inf

I was never really wild about the idea

la idea nunca me entusiasmó demasiado que digamos

3.4. wild (angry) inf pred:

he got really wild

se puso hecho una fiera inf

it makes me wild

me saca de quicio

it makes me wild

me da mucha rabia

it makes me wild

me revienta inf

4. wild (fantastic) inf, dated:

wild dancer/idea

sensacional

wild dancer/idea

fabuloso

5. wild GAMES pred:

jacks are wild

las jotas son comodines

II.wild [Am waɪld, Brit wʌɪld] ADV

these flowers grow wild

estas flores son silvestres

to live wild

vivir en estado salvaje

to run wild soccer fans running wild through the streets of the town

hinchas de fútbol arrasando desenfrenados las calles de la ciudad

these kids have been allowed to run wild

a estos niños los han criado como salvajes

the garden has run wild

la maleza ha invadido el jardín

the plants had run wild

las plantas habían vuelto al estado silvestre

I let my imagination run wild

dejé volar la imaginación

I let my imagination run wild

di rienda suelta a mi imaginación

III.wild [Am waɪld, Brit wʌɪld] N U

the wild , how to survive in the wild

cómo sobrevivir lejos de la civilización

the call of the wild

el atractivo de la naturaleza

an opportunity to observe these animals in the wild

una oportunidad de observar estos animales en libertad or en su hábitat natural

they bought a house out in the wilds hum

se compraron una casa donde el diablo perdió el poncho inf

they bought a house out in the wilds hum

se compraron una casa en el quinto pino Spain inf

I.west [Am wɛst, Brit wɛst] N U

1.1. west (point of the compass, direction):

west

oeste m

the west, , the West

el oeste

the west, , the West

el Oeste

it lies to the west of the city

está al oeste de la ciudad

the wind is blowing from or is in the west

el viento sopla or viene del oeste or Oeste

it faces the west

da or mira al oeste

west by north

oeste cuarta al noroeste

west-north west

oesnoroeste

1.2. west (region):

the west , the West

el oeste

the west of Europe

el oeste de Europa

a town in the west of Wales

una ciudad del or en el oeste de Gales

2.1. west (the Occident):

west

(el) Occidente m

2.2. west:

west POL, HISTORY

el Oeste

2.3. west (in US):

west

el Oeste (americano)

3. west (in bridge):

West

Oeste m

II.west [Am wɛst, Brit wɛst] ADJ attr

west face/gate

oeste adj inv

west face/gate

occidental

west wind

del oeste

III.west [Am wɛst, Brit wɛst] ADV

west

al oeste

the house faces west

la casa da or está orientada al oeste

we sailed west

navegamos hacia el or en dirección oeste

west of sth

al oeste de algo

it is west of Atlanta

está al oeste de Atlanta

out west (in US)

en el oeste

to go west Brit inf thing/chance:

irse al garete inf

Wild West in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for Wild West in the English»Spanish Dictionary

the Wild West

el Oeste Americano

Translations for Wild West in the Spanish»English Dictionary

el lejano oeste

the wild [or far] west

Translations for Wild West in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.west [west] N

1. west (cardinal point):

west

oeste m

in the west of Spain

en el oeste de España

to lie 5 km to the west of ...

quedar a 5 km al oeste de...

to go/drive to the west

ir/conducir hacia el oeste

2. west (part of the world):

the West

el mundo occidental

3. west (part of the US):

the Far West

el Lejano Oeste

the Wild West

el Oeste Americano

II.west [west] ADJ

west

occidental

west wind

viento m del oeste

west coast

costa f oeste

West African

de África Occidental

West Berlin

Berlín Occidental

West Indies

Antillas f pl

III.west [west] ADV

west

al oeste

further west

más al oeste

Phrases:

to go west thing

estropearse

to go west person

irse al otro mundo

I.wild [waɪld] ADJ

1. wild (not domesticated):

wild animal, man

salvaje

wild flower

silvestre

wild horse

no domesticado, -a

2. wild (uncultivated):

wild country, landscape

agreste

3. wild (undisciplined):

wild

indisciplinado, -a

wild party

loco, -a

4. wild (not sensible):

wild

insensato, -a

wild scheme, plan

estrafalario, -a

wild behaviour, remarks

delirante

5. wild (not accurate):

wild blow, punch, shot

errado, -a

wild estimate, guess

disparatado, -a

6. wild (extreme):

wild

absurdo, -a

7. wild (stormy):

wild

tormentoso, -a

wild wind, weather

furioso, -a

8. wild inf (angry):

wild

furioso, -a

to drive sb wild

sacar de quicio a alguien

to go wild

ponerse loco

9. wild inf (very enthusiastic):

wild

emocionado, -a

wild applause

entusiasta

10. wild (untidy):

wild hair

descuidado, -a

11. wild GAMES, COMPUT (substitutable):

wild

comodín

12. wild inf (wonderful):

wild

genial

II.wild [waɪld] ADV

wild

silvestre

to grow wild

crecer libre

Phrases:

to run wild child

crecer como un salvaje

to run wild horse

desbocarse

to let one's imagination run wild

dejar volar la imaginación

III.wild [waɪld] N

1. wild no pl:

the wild (natural environment)

la naturaleza

to survive in the wild animals

sobrevivir en libertad

2. wild pl:

the wilds

la tierra virgen

(out) in the wilds

en el quinto pino inf

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

There are many shops and games themed to the wild west.

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The film is set in the Wild West during the time of the railway construction.

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Wild West shows were dime novels come alive.

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The area has a remarkable history including events associated with the wild west.

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In the late 19th century, cowboy and Wild West imagery entered the collective imagination.

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They have several adventures in various time periods, such as the Wild West and far future.

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Wild West is an old-west-themed area, with numerous live shows, photo spots, and thrills.

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Over several years, he made months-long trips to what was then the Wild West to further his research.

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Also, the environment in that cartoon is also included in the Wild West level.

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The development of Wild West shows were a way to preserve this open promise- without the failure that it often presented in reality.

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