fetch in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for fetch in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.fetch [Am fɛtʃ, Brit fɛtʃ] VB trans

1.1. fetch (bring):

fetch person/thing

traer

fetch person/thing

ir a buscar

fetch person/thing

ir a por Spain

fetch me my cigarettes please, fetch my cigarettes for me please

tráeme or ve a buscarme los cigarrillos, por favor

fetch me my cigarettes please, fetch my cigarettes for me please

ve a por mis cigarrillos, por favor Spain

go and fetch help!

¡ve a buscar ayuda!

fetch (it)! (to dog)

¡busca, busca!

I fetched the rug from the car

fui al coche a buscar la manta

I fetched the rug from the car

fui al coche a por la manta Spain

she fetched out a card from the bottom of her handbag

sacó una tarjeta del fondo de su bolso

the noise fetched him out of his room/down from the loft

el barullo lo hizo salir de su cuarto/bajar del desván

fetch that box down from upstairs

trae esa caja de arriba

fetch that box down from upstairs

ve a buscar esa caja arriba

you'd better fetch the washing in

va a ser mejor que entres la ropa

1.2. fetch (collect):

fetch person/thing

recoger

they fetched him from the station in the car

lo recogieron de la estación or lo fueron a buscar a la estación en el coche

2. fetch (sell for) inf:

the car fetched $4, 000

el coche se vendió en 4.000 dólares

the car fetched $4, 000

sacaron 4.000 dólares por el coche

it'll fetch a tidy sum

sacarán una buena suma por él

3. fetch inf (deal):

to fetch sb a blow

darle or asestarle un golpe a alguien

to fetch sb a kick

darle una patada a alguien

4.1. fetch liter (utter):

fetch sigh/groan

exhalar liter

4.2. fetch liter (draw):

to fetch a deep breath

respirar hondo

5. fetch NAUT:

fetch mark/buoy

alcanzar

fetch mark/buoy

arribar a

II.fetch [Am fɛtʃ, Brit fɛtʃ] VB intr

1. fetch:

to fetch and carry

ser el recadero/la recadera

to fetch and carry

ser el mandadero/la mandadera LatAm

I'm sick of fetching and carrying for you

estoy harta de ser tu recadero

I'm sick of fetching and carrying for you

estoy harta de ser tu mandadero LatAm

2. fetch NAUT:

fetch

ganar el barlovento

I.fetch up VB [Am fɛtʃ -, Brit fɛtʃ -] Brit inf (v + adv)

fetch up

acabar

fetch up

ir a parar

you'll fetch up in prison

vas a acabar en la cárcel

you'll fetch up in prison

vas a ir a parar a la cárcel

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be a darling and fetch my paper

sé bueno y tráeme el periódico

nip upstairs and fetch my pipe

sube un momento a buscarme la pipa

while you're about it, could you fetch my book?

¿me traes el libro de paso?

while you're about it, could you fetch my book?

ya que estás ¿me traes el libro?

be a love and fetch my book

anda, cielo, tráeme el libro

fetch my newspaper, there's a dear!

anda, sé bueno y tráeme el periódico

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fuimos a buscarlo al aeropuerto

we went to pick him up from o fetch him from o collect him from o meet him at the airport

sube a buscarme las tijeras

go up and get me o bring me o fetch me the scissors

¡busca! ¡busca! (a un perro)

fetch!

recoger persona

to fetch

¿puedes recoger el traje del tinte?

can you fetch o pick up the suit from the dry-cleaners

tráeme el diccionario que está en el otro cuarto

bring o fetch me the dictionary from the other room

fetch in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for fetch in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.fetch [fetʃ] VB trans

1. fetch (bring back):

fetch

traer

to fetch the police

ir a por la policía

to fetch sb sth (from somewhere)

traer algo a alguien (de algún sitio)

2. fetch (be sold for):

fetch

venderse por

3. fetch inf blow:

to fetch sb a blow

dar un golpe a alguien

II.fetch [fetʃ] VB intr

to fetch and carry

ir de acá para allá

to fetch and carry for sb

ser el esclavo de alguien

fetch VB

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to fetch an idea (from)

sacar una idea (de)

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portar

to fetch

mandar buscar/hacer/venir

to ask to fetch/do/come

asentar

to fetch

si no tienes plan para esta noche paso a buscarte

if you don't have anything planned for tonight I'll come round and fetch you

enviar a alguien a buscar algo

to send sb to fetch sth

vengo (a) por la leche

I've come to fetch the milk

traer

to fetch

fetch Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to fetch the police

ir a por la policía

to fetch sb sth (from somewhere)

traer algo a alguien (de algún sitio)

to fetch sb a blow

dar un golpe a alguien

to fetch and carry

ir de acá para allá

to fetch and carry for sb

ser el esclavo de alguien

I've come to fetch the milk

vengo (a) por la leche

to send sb to fetch sth

enviar a alguien a buscar algo

if you don't have anything planned for tonight I'll come round and fetch you

si no tienes plan para esta noche paso a buscarte

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The films that had both fetched the biggest openings.

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Unless upgraded oil fetched considerably more per barrel than the less attractive heavy oil, the upgrader would not make money on processing the stuff.

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The film fetched highly positive reviews upon release.

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Unsure of their location, a group take a boat to shore to fetch fresh water.

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It is mainly the women and children which are sent to fetch water, while the men are at work.

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She makes him promise to go straight home and only fetch the horses, neither speaking to anyone nor eating anything.

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Her father sends men to fetch her home, and she goes, urging her husband to be kind to their three children.

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Many villagers on the island still have to travel several kilometres several times a day just to fetch water.

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The program instructions were fetched from the spinning drum as the code ran.

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But let us no longer stay here talking like children, lest we be ill spoken of; go, fetch your spear from the tent at once.

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