snooze button in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for snooze button in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.snooze [Am snuz, Brit snuːz] VB intr inf

snooze

dormitar

snooze

echar una cabezada inf

snooze

echarse un sueñecito inf

snooze

echarse un sueñito esp LatAm inf

snooze

echarse una siestecita inf

snooze

echarse una siestita esp LatAm inf

II.snooze [Am snuz, Brit snuːz] N inf

snooze

sueñecito m inf

snooze

sueñito m esp LatAm inf

snooze

siestecita f inf

snooze

siestita f esp LatAm inf

to have a snooze

echar una cabezada inf

to have a snooze

echarse un sueñecito (or sueñito etc.) inf

to have a snooze attr alarm

de repetición

to have a snooze attr alarm

botón m de repetición (de alarma)

I.button [Am ˈbətn, Brit ˈbʌt(ə)n] N

1. button FASHION:

button

botón m

to sew a button onto sth

coserle or pegarle un botón a algo

on the button Am his answer was right on the button

dio en el clavo con su respuesta

she arrived on the button

llegó en punto or muy puntual

to be as bright as a button

ser muy despierto

to be as bright as a button

ser más listo que el hambre inf

button nose

nariz f chata y pequeña

2. button (switch):

button

botón m

to hit the right button

dar en la tecla

3. button (badge):

button

distintivo m

II.button [Am ˈbətn, Brit ˈbʌt(ə)n] VB trans

button

abotonar

button

abrochar

III.button [Am ˈbətn, Brit ˈbʌt(ə)n] VB intr

the blouse buttons to the neck

la blusa va abotonada or abrochada hasta el cuello

snooze button in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for snooze button in the English»Spanish Dictionary

snooze button N

snooze button

botón m de alarma de un despertador

Translations for snooze button in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.snooze [snu:z] inf VB intr

snooze (nap)

echar una cabezada

snooze (nap lightly)

dormitar

II.snooze [snu:z] inf N

snooze

cabezada f

I.button [ˈbʌtən] N

button

botón m

start button

botón de inicio

right/left mouse button

botón derecho/izquierdo del ratón

to push a button

apretar un botón

at the push of a button

con solo pulsar un botón

Phrases:

to be (as) bright as a button

ser más listo que el hambre

to be right on the button Am

estar en lo cierto

II.button [ˈbʌtən] VB intr

button

abrocharse

III.button [ˈbʌtən] VB trans

button

abrochar

Phrases:

to button it Am inf

no decir ni esta boca es mía

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The voice that makes you hit the snooze button on the alarm clock 15 times every morning leaving you woefully late.

www.express.co.uk

Some corporate leaders might want to hit the snooze button again, but today's challenges to business as usual are acute.

www.businessinsider.com.au

Every time a guest tells me that they are vegetarian, my enthusiasm for cooking rolls over and hits the snooze button.

www.thestar.com

Ten minutes well spent: better than the snooze button; better than a to-do list.

www.christianweek.org

He just wants to press the snooze button and wait for retirement.

www.irishexaminer.com

A discussion about etiquette regarding the snooze button on an alarm clock is something that could keep you going in the pub for hours.

www.her.ie

You will want to hit the snooze button.

nymag.com

We can not afford to simply hit the snooze button.

www.herald.ie

It always seems nicer to shut our eyes and hit the snooze button a few times.

www.businessinsider.com

You will wake up feeling more alert and energised and less inclined to press the snooze button.

www.express.co.uk