hearty in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for hearty in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.hearty <heartier, heartiest> [Am ˈhɑrdi, Brit ˈhɑːti] ADJ

1.1. hearty (boisterous):

hearty person

campechano

hearty person

bullanguero

hearty laughter

sonoro

hearty laughter

desbordante

1.2. hearty (warm, enthusiastic):

hearty welcome

caluroso

they gave three hearty cheers for the team

con gran entusiasmo lanzaron tres hurras por el equipo

heartiest congratulations on your promotion

mi más cordial enhorabuena or mis más calurosas felicitaciones por tu ascenso

1.3. hearty (healthy):

hearty appetite

bueno

John is a hearty eater

John es de buen comer

John is a hearty eater

John tiene buen diente

2.1. hearty (vigorous):

hearty shove/kick

fuerte

to take a hearty dislike to sb/sth

tomarle antipatía a alguien/algo

to take a hearty dislike to sb/sth

cogerle antipatía a alguien/algo esp Spain

2.2. hearty (substantial):

hearty meal

abundante

hearty stew/soup

sustancioso

hearty stew/soup

suculento

II.hearty <pl hearties> [Am ˈhɑrdi, Brit ˈhɑːti] N

1. hearty NAUT arch as form of address:

me hearties!

¡mis valientes!

2. hearty (philistine) Brit:

hearty inf

troglodita m inf, hum

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hale and hearty

(fuerte) como un roble

hale and hearty

con una salud de hierro

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carcajeante abrazo

hearty

se le brindaron nutridos aplausos

he received hearty o enthusiastic applause

el público le dedicó un cerrado aplauso

he received an enthusiastic o a hearty ovation from the audience

tener buen diente o Chil ser bueno para el diente inf

to have a healthy o hearty appetite

hearty in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for hearty in the English»Spanish Dictionary

hearty <-ier, -iest> [ˈhɑ:ti, Am ˈhɑ:rt̬i] ADJ

1. hearty (enthusiastic):

hearty

entusiasta

hearty congratulations

felicidades de todo corazón

hearty welcome

bienvenida calurosa

2. hearty (large, strong):

hearty

fuerte

hearty appetite

buen apetito

a hearty breakfast

un desayuno opíparo

to have a hearty dislike for sth

tener manía a algo

hale and hearty

sano y fuerte

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hale and hearty

fuerte como un roble

Translations for hearty in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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tener buen saque

to have a hearty appetite

hearty Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

hearty congratulations

felicidades de todo corazón

hearty welcome

bienvenida calurosa

hearty appetite

buen apetito

a hearty breakfast

un desayuno opíparo

to have a hearty dislike for sth

tener manía a algo

hale and hearty

sano y fuerte

hale and hearty

fuerte como un roble

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Whether as add-in in a hearty beef broth, fused with roasted onions or fried in slices: there are many ways of preparing.

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It is bad enough to trigger an existential crisis in the heartiest of movie-lovers.

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He is a rocker with a hearty appetite, though his guitar playing is terrible.

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A warm and generous personality but also a natural leader, he had a distinctive, throaty voice and a hearty laugh.

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It relies heavily on preserved foods and hearty fare due to the harsh winters and relatively short growing seasons.

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It is theoretically possible that these professions enjoyed rich, hearty broths as well.

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Whereupon he drew up his chair, and eat a very hearty dinner with his importunate guests.

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Haka are performed for various reasons: for amusement, as a hearty welcome to distinguished guests, or to acknowledge great achievements, occasions or funerals.

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The broth of "gomguk" tends to have a milky color and to be rich and hearty taste.

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The latter is a hearty man enough, with whom you can differ very satisfactorily, both on account of his doctrines and his good temper.

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