Sonne in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for Sonne in the English»Spanish Dictionary

Stone Age N

Stone Age

Edad f de Piedra

Blarney Stone [ˈblɑːni stəʊn] N

to have kissed the Blarney Stone

tener mucha labia

I.stone [Am stoʊn, Brit stəʊn] N

1.1. stone U (material):

stone

piedra f

he has a heart of stone

tiene el corazón de piedra

1.2. stone C (small piece):

stone

piedra f

to throw stones at sb

tirarle piedras a alguien

(only or no more than) a stone's throw away

a un paso

(only or no more than) a stone's throw away

a tiro de piedra inf

to leave no stone unturned

no dejar piedra sin mover

to sink like a stone

hundirse como una piedra or como el plomo

a rolling stone gathers no moss

piedra movediza no coge musgo or piedra movediza, nunca moho la cobija

she's a rolling stone prov

es un culo de mal asiento inf

1.3. stone C (block) CONSTR:

stone

piedra f

1.4. stone C (of grave):

stone

lápida f

2.1. stone C (gem):

stone

piedra f

2.2. stone C (in kidney):

stone

cálculo m

stone

piedra f

2.3. stone C (of fruit):

stone

hueso m

stone

cuesco m

stone

carozo m CSur

stone

pepa f Col

3. stone C <pl stone or stones> (in UK):

stone

unidad de peso equivalente a 14 libras o 6, 35kg

II.stone [Am stoʊn, Brit stəʊn] VB trans

1. stone (throw stones at):

stone person

apedrear

stone person

lapidar

she was stoned to death

murió lapidada or apedreada

stone me or the crows! Brit inf

¡caray! inf

2. stone Brit fruit:

stone

quitarle el hueso a

stone

quitarle el cuesco a

stone

quitarle el carozo a CSur

stone

quitarle la pepa a Col

stone

deshuesar

stone

descarozar CSur

tonne [Am tən, Brit tʌn] N

tonne

tonelada f (métrica)

Garonne [Am ɡəˈrɑn, ɡəˈrɔn, Brit ɡaˈrɒn] N

the Garonne

el Garona

sonnet [Am ˈsɑnət, Brit ˈsɒnɪt] N

sonnet

soneto m

sonny [Am ˈsəni, Brit ˈsʌni] N inf as form of address

sonny

hijito inf

sonny

nene inf

sonny

mijito LatAm inf

I.connect [Am kəˈnɛkt, Brit kəˈnɛkt] VB trans

1.1. connect (attach):

connect

conectar

to connect sth to sth

conectar algo a algo

1.2. connect (link together):

connect rooms

comunicar

connect rooms

unir

connect towns

conectar

the buildings are connected by a covered walkway

un pasillo techado comunica los edificios

1.3. connect TELEC:

I'm trying to connect you

un momento que lo comunico con el número

I'm trying to connect you

un momento que le pongo con el número Spain

I'll connect you with her office

lo comunico con su despacho

I'll connect you with her office

le pongo con su despacho Spain

1.4. connect (link to main system):

connect phone/gas

conectar

we haven't been connected yet

aún no nos han conectado a la red

to be connected to the Internet

estar conectado a Internet

2. connect (associate):

connect people/ideas/events

relacionar

connect people/ideas/events

asociar

II.connect [Am kəˈnɛkt, Brit kəˈnɛkt] VB intr

1.1. connect (be joined together):

connect rooms:

comunicarse

connect pipes:

empalmar

1.2. connect (be fitted):

connect

estar conectado

to connect to sth

estar conectado a algo

2. connect TRANSP:

to connect with sth train/boat/flight:

enlazar con algo

to connect with sth train/boat/flight:

conectar con algo LatAm

this flight connects with a flight to Rome

este vuelo enlaza con uno a Roma

this flight connects with a flight to Rome

este vuelo conecta con uno a Roma LatAm

3.1. connect inf (make contact):

he connected and sent him flying

le dio un puñetazo que lo mandó por los aires

3.2. connect inf (be sympathetic):

connect

sintonizar

to connect with sb/sth

sintonizar con alguien/algo

we just don't connect

simplemente no sintonizamos or no estamos en la misma onda

I.connect up VB [Am kəˈnɛkt -, Brit kəˈnɛkt -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

connect up wires/apparatus:

connect up

conectar

II.connect up VB [Am kəˈnɛkt -, Brit kəˈnɛkt -] (v + adv)

connect up wires:

connect up

conectarse

don't you see? it all connects up

¿no ves? todo está relacionado

bonnet [Am ˈbɑnət, Brit ˈbɒnɪt] N

1.1. bonnet FASHION (for woman):

bonnet

sombrero m

1.2. bonnet FASHION (for baby):

bonnet

gorrito m

bonnet

gorrita f CSur

1.3. bonnet FASHION (Scottish beret):

bonnet

gorra f escocesa

2. bonnet MOTOR:

bonnet Brit

capó m

bonnet Brit

capote m Mex

3. bonnet (of chimney):

bonnet

sombrerete m

Sonne in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for Sonne in the English»Spanish Dictionary

Stone Age N

Stone Age

Edad f de Piedra

I.stone [stəʊn, Am stoʊn] N

1. stone GEO:

stone

piedra f

to be a stone's throw (away)

estar a tiro de piedra

2. stone MED:

stone

cálculo m

3. stone (jewel):

stone

piedra f preciosa

4. stone of fruit:

stone

hueso m

stone

carozo m CSur

5. stone Brit (14 lbs):

stone

unidad de peso equivalente a 6, 35 kg

Phrases:

a rolling stone gathers no moss prov

piedra movediza nunca moho la cobija prov

to cast the first stone

tirar la primera piedra

to leave no stone unturned

no dejar piedra por mover

II.stone [stəʊn, Am stoʊn] ADV

1. stone (like a stone):

stone hard

duro, -a como una piedra

2. stone inf (completely):

stone crazy

loco de remate

III.stone [stəʊn, Am stoʊn] VB trans

1. stone (throw stones at):

stone

apedrear

2. stone fruit, olives:

stone

deshuesar

tonne [tʌn] N no pl

tonne

tonelada f (métrica)

sonnet [ˈsɒnɪt, Am ˈsɑ:nɪt] N

sonnet

soneto m

sonny [ˈsʌni] N no pl inf

sonny

hijito m

sonny (aggressive)

majo m

I.connect [kəˈnekt] VB intr

connect

conectar(se)

to connect to the Internet

conectarse a Internet

II.connect [kəˈnekt] VB trans

1. connect (join):

connect

conectar

2. connect (associate):

to connect sth/sb with sth

asociar algo/a alguien con algo

3. connect (join by telephone):

connect

poner en contacto

4. connect (in tourism):

connect

enlazar

bonnet [ˈbɒnɪt, Am ˈbɑ:nɪt] N

1. bonnet (hat):

bonnet

sombrero m

bonnet baby's

gorrito m

2. bonnet Aus, Brit AUTO:

bonnet

capote m

stone-cold ADJ

stone-cold

helado, -a

to be stone-cold sober

no haber bebido ni una gota

gravel-stone N

gravel-stone

arenilla f

stone-deaf [ˌstəʊnˈdef, Am ˌstoʊn-] ADJ

stone-deaf

sordo, -a como una tapia