Ombro in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for Ombro in the English»Spanish Dictionary

embroil [Am ɛmˈbrɔɪl, ɪmˈbrɔɪl, Brit ɪmˈbrɔɪl, ɛmˈbrɔɪl] VB trans

to embroil sb in sth

envolver or mezclar or embrollar a alguien en algo

to be/become embroiled in a conflict/scandal

estar/verse envuelto or mezclado en un conflicto/ escándalo

hombre [Am ˈɑmbreɪ, ˈoʊmbreɪ, Brit ˈɒmbreɪ] N Am inf

hombre

tipo m inf

hombre

tío m Spain inf

H-bomb [Am ˈeɪtʃˌbɑm, Brit] N

H-bomb

bomba f H

H-bomb

bomba f de hidrógeno

A-bomb [Am ˈeɪˌbɑm, Brit] N

A-bomb

bomba f atómica

I.brown <browner brownest> [Am braʊn, Brit braʊn] ADJ

brown

marrón

brown

café adj inv AmC Chil Mex

brown

carmelito Col

brown

castaño

brown (naturally)

moreno

brown (suntanned)

bronceado

brown (suntanned)

moreno

to get brown

broncearse

to get brown

ponerse moreno

II.brown [Am braʊn, Brit braʊn] N U

brown

marrón m

brown

café m AmC Chil Mex

brown

carmelito m Col

III.brown [Am braʊn, Brit braʊn] VB trans

1. brown FOOD:

brown

dorar

2. brown (tan):

brown

broncear

IV.brown [Am braʊn, Brit braʊn] VB intr

1. brown FOOD:

brown

dorarse

2. brown (tan):

brown

broncearse

brown

ponerse moreno

I.brown-nose [Am ˈbraʊnˌnoʊz, Brit] VB intr Am sl

brown-nose

lamer culos vulg sl

brown-nose

lamer huevos Mex vulg sl

II.brown-nose [Am ˈbraʊnˌnoʊz, Brit] VB trans Am sl

to brown-nose the boss

lamerle el culo al jefe vulg sl

to brown-nose the boss

lamerle los huevos al jefe Mex vulg sl

III.brown-nose [Am ˈbraʊnˌnoʊz, Brit] N a. brown-noser [-ˌnəʊzər, -ˌnəʊzə(r)]

brown-nose Am sl:

brown-nose

lameculos mf vulg sl

brown-nose

lamehuevos mf Mex vulg sl

I.bomb [Am bɑm, Brit bɒm] N

1.1. bomb MIL (explosive device):

bomb

bomba f

the room looked as if a bomb had hit it inf

la habitación estaba toda patas arriba inf

to go down a bomb Brit inf

hacer furor inf

to go like a bomb Brit inf car/motorbike:

ir como un bólido inf

(be successful) the party went like a bomb

la fiesta fue un exitazo inf

the business is going like a bomb

el negocio marcha a las mil maravillas

to put a bomb under sb inf

darle una sacudida a alguien

1.2. bomb MIL (atomic or nuclear):

the bomb

la bomba (atómica)

2. bomb (flop) Am:

bomb inf

desastre m inf

bomb inf

fracaso m

3. bomb (large sum) Brit inf:

bomb no pl

dineral m

bomb no pl

platal m AmS inf

bomb no pl

pastón m Spain inf

bomb no pl

lanón m Mex inf

it cost a bomb

costó un dineral (or un platal etc.)

II.bomb [Am bɑm, Brit bɒm] VB trans

1.1. bomb (from air):

bomb city/factory

bombardear

1.2. bomb (plant bomb in):

bomb hotel/shop/train

colocar una bomba en

2. bomb (condemn) Am:

bomb inf

poner por los suelos inf

III.bomb [Am bɑm, Brit bɒm] VB intr inf

1. bomb (flop):

bomb play/novel:

ser un fracaso

bomb play/novel:

estrellarse inf

bomb play/novel:

tronar Mex inf

bomb play/novel:

jalar Peru inf

I bombed in physics

me reprobaron en física

I bombed in physics

me suspendieron en física Spain

I bombed in physics

me catearon en física Spain inf

I bombed in physics

me tronaron en física Mex inf

I bombed in physics

me bocharon en física RioPl inf

I bombed in physics

me rajaron en física Chil inf

I bombed in physics

me jalaron en física Peru inf

2. bomb (go fast):

bomb Brit

ir a toda mecha inf

bomb Brit

ir a todo lo que da inf

I.comb [Am koʊm, Brit kəʊm] N

1.1. comb (for hair):

comb

peine m

comb

peinilla f LatAm

comb

peineta f Chil

to go over sth with a fine-tooth comb

examinar or revisar algo minuciosamente or con lupa

1.2. comb (worn in hair):

comb

peineta f

2. comb (act) no pl:

your hair needs a good comb

tienes que peinarte bien

give your hair a quick comb

pásate un peine

give your hair a quick comb

date una peinada esp LatAm

3. comb (for disentangling fibres):

comb

carda f

4. comb (on bird):

comb

cresta f

5. comb:

honeycomb

panal m

honey on the comb

miel f con un trozo de panal

II.comb [Am koʊm, Brit kəʊm] VB trans

1.1. comb (pass a comb through):

to comb sb's hair

peinar a alguien

to comb one's hair

peinarse

1.2. comb wool/cotton:

comb

peinar

2. comb (search):

comb area/field

peinar

comb area/field

rastrear

comb files/archives

rebuscar en

to comb sth for sth they combed the area for survivors/clues

peinaron or rastrearon la zona en busca de supervivientes/ pistas

I combed the newspaper for the story

repasé el periódico de arriba abajo buscando el artículo

I.broil [Am brɔɪl, Brit brɔɪl] esp Am VB trans

broil

asar a la parrilla

broil

asar al grill

II.broil [Am brɔɪl, Brit brɔɪl] esp Am VB intr

1. broil (get hot):

broil

asarse

broil

achicharrarse

2. broil <broiling, pres part >:

a broiling day

un día de calor achicharrante

as adv it's broiling hot

hace un calor achicharrante

I.brood [Am brud, Brit bruːd] N

1. brood:

brood (of birds)

nidada f

brood (of mammals)

camada f

2. brood (of children):

brood hum

prole f inf, hum

II.brood [Am brud, Brit bruːd] VB intr

1.1. brood (reflect):

she sat brooding on the unfairness of life

rumiaba lo injusta que era la vida

stop brooding over her/over it

deja de amargarte pensando en ella/de darle vueltas al asunto

1.2. brood <brooding, pres part > liter presence/silence:

brood

perturbador

brood

inquietante

2. brood bird/hen:

brood

empollar

Ombro in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for Ombro in the English»Spanish Dictionary

embroil [ɪmˈbrɔɪl] VB trans

embroil

embrollar

I.brown [braʊn] N

brown

marrón m

II.brown [braʊn] ADJ

brown

marrón

brown eyes, hair

castaño, -a

III.brown [braʊn] VB intr

brown

amarillearse

brown

broncearse

brown FOOD

dorarse

IV.brown [braʊn] VB trans

brown

broncear

brown FOOD

dorar

I.bomb [bɒm, Am bɑ:m] N

1. bomb (explosive):

bomb

bomba f

2. bomb Brit inf:

to cost/be worth a bomb

costar/valer un dineral

Phrases:

to go like a bomb Brit inf (go well)

marchar a las mil maravillas

to go like a bomb (go very quickly)

ir como un bólido

to go like a bomb (be a success)

ser un exitazo

II.bomb [bɒm, Am bɑ:m] VB trans

bomb

bombardear

III.bomb [bɒm, Am bɑ:m] VB intr inf

bomb

estrellarse

I.broad [brɔ:d, Am brɑ:d] ADJ

1. broad (wide):

broad

ancho, -a

2. broad (spacious):

broad

amplio, -a

3. broad (obvious):

a broad hint

una clara indirecta

4. broad (general):

broad

general

5. broad (wide-ranging):

broad

amplio, -a

broad interests

intereses diversos

6. broad (liberal):

broad

liberal

a broad mind

una mente abierta

7. broad (strong):

broad accent

cerrado, -a

II.broad [brɔ:d, Am brɑ:d] N Am inf

broad

tía f

I.broke [brəʊk, Am broʊk] VB

broke pt of break

II.broke [brəʊk, Am broʊk] ADJ inf

broke

pelado, -a

broke

planchado, -a Chile

Phrases:

to go broke inf

arruinarse

to go for broke inf

jugarse el todo por el todo

See also break

I.break [breɪk] broke, broken broke, broken N

1. break (crack, gap):

break

grieta f

2. break (escape):

break

fuga f

3. break (interruption):

break

interrupción f

break commercial

descanso m

4. break (rest period):

break

descanso m

5. break Brit (pause in school):

break

recreo m

6. break (vacation):

break

vacaciones f pl

7. break:

the break of day

el amanecer

8. break (divergence):

break

ruptura f

9. break (opportunity):

break

oportunidad f

10. break SPORTS:

break

saque m

Phrases:

to make a clean break

cortar por lo sano

give me a break!

¡déjame en paz!

II.break [breɪk] broke, broken broke, broken VB trans

1. break (shatter, damage, fracture):

break

romper

to break sth into pieces

hacer algo añicos

to break the sonic [or sound] barrier AVIAT

romper la barrera del sonido

2. break (interrupt):

break circuit

cortar

break silence

romper

3. break:

break (put an end to) deadlock, impasse

salir de

break peace, silence

romper

break strike

poner fin a

break (give up) habit

dejar

to break sb of a habit

quitar a alguien una costumbre

4. break in tennis:

to break sb's service

romper el servicio a alguien

5. break (violate):

break agreement

incumplir

break date

no acudir a

break treaty

violar

6. break (decipher):

break

descifrar

7. break (make public):

break

revelar

8. break (tell):

break

decir

to break the news to sb

dar la noticia a alguien

break it to me gently! iron

¡dímelo con tacto!

9. break (make change for):

break

cambiar

to break a bill

cambiar un billete

10. break MIL:

to break formation

romper filas

III.break [breɪk] broke, broken broke, broken VB intr

1. break:

break (arm, leg, chair, glass)

romperse

break (TV, toy)

estropearse

to break into pieces

hacerse añicos

2. break (interrupt):

shall we break (off) for lunch?

¿paramos para comer?

3. break (strike):

break wave

romper

4. break (change of voice):

the boy's voice is breaking

la voz del niño está cambiando

5. break (under the strain):

her voice broke (with emotion)

se le quebró la voz (de la emoción)

6. break METEO:

break weather

cambiar

break dawn, day

romper

break dawn, day

despuntar

7. break in pool, snooker:

break

abrir el juego

8. break (giving birth):

her waters broke on the way to hospital

rompió aguas de camino al hospital

Phrases:

to break even

salir sin ganar ni perder

to break free

liberarse

to break loose

soltarse

I.comb [kəʊm, Am koʊm] N

1. comb (hair device):

comb

peine m

2. comb ZOOL:

comb

cresta f de gallo

II.comb [kəʊm, Am koʊm] VB trans

1. comb (tidy with a comb):

to comb one's hair

peinarse el pelo

2. comb (search thoroughly):

to comb an apartment for clues

registrar un apartamento en busca de pruebas

I.brood [bru:d] N

1. brood:

brood of mammals

camada f

brood of birds

nidada f

2. brood iron (children):

brood

prole f

II.brood [bru:d] VB intr

1. brood (reflect at length):

to brood over sth

dar vueltas a algo

2. brood (hatch):

brood

empollar

parcel bomb N Brit

parcel bomb

paquete-bomba m

comb out VB trans

comb out a knot, tangles, lice:

comb out

desenredar

bomb crater N

bomb crater

cráter m de bomba