alls in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for alls in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.ally <pl allies> [Am ˈælaɪ, Brit ˈalʌɪ] N

ally

aliado m / aliada f

the Allies

los Aliados

II.to ally oneself VB refl

to ally oneself <allies, allying, allied>:

to ally oneself with or to sb

aliarse con or a alguien

See also allied

allied [Am əˈlaɪd, ˈælˌaɪd, Brit ˈalʌɪd, əˈlʌɪd] ADJ

1. allied (combined) pred:

allied with or to sth

unido or sumado a algo

innate ability allied with diligence

la habilidad innata unida or sumada a la aplicación

2.1. allied nations/groups:

allied

aliado

allied with or to sb

aliado a or con alguien

their interests are closely allied to ours

sus intereses están fuertemente ligados a los nuestros

2.2. allied (of the Allies):

Allied

aliado

3. allied (related):

allied subjects/industries

relacionado

allied subjects/industries

afín

to be allied to sth

estar relacionado con algo

to be allied to sth

ser afín a algo

hols [Am hɑlz, Brit hɒlz] N npl Brit inf

hols

vacaciones fpl

tubular bells N npl MUS

tubular bells

campanas fpl

Pennine Hills [Am ˌpɛnaɪn ˈhɪlz, Brit ˈpɛnʌɪn], Pennine Chain, the Pennines [ˈpenaɪnz] N npl

Pennine Hills

Montes mpl Peninos

Master of the Rolls N (in UK)

Master of the Rolls LAW

el juez superior de la Cámara de los Lores

balls-up [Am ˈbɔlzəp, Brit ˈbɔːlzʌp] N Brit sl

balls-up

cagada f vulg sl

balls-up

despelote m LatAm inf

he made a complete balls-up of the arrangements

la cagó con la organización vulg sl

Tin Pan Alley N U

Tin Pan Alley

el mundo de la música popular

skittle alley N

skittle alley

bolera f

skittle alley

bowling m

alley <pl alleys> [Am ˈæli, Brit ˈali] N

1. alley (lane):

alley

callejón m

to be right up sb's alley Am inf, the job would be right up her alley

sería un trabajo ideal para ella

I thought the program would be right up your alley

pensé que sería justo el tipo de programa que a ti te encanta

2. alley (in park, garden):

alley

camino m

alley

sendero m

3. alley:

bowling alley (lane)

pista f

bowling alley (building)

bolera f

4. alley (in tennis):

alley esp Am

pasillo m de dobles (espacio entre las líneas laterales exterior e interior)

Allen wrench® [ˈælən ˌrɛntʃ], Allen key Brit N

Allen wrench

llave f (de) Allen

alls in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for alls in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.ally <-ies> [ˈæl·aɪ] N

1. ally (country):

ally

aliado(-a) m (f)

2. ally (supporter):

ally

partidario(-a) m (f)

II.ally <-ie-> [ˈæl·aɪ] VB trans

to ally oneself with sb POL

aliarse con alguien

Niagara Falls [naɪ·æg·ˌrə·ˈfɔlz] N

(the) Niagara Falls

las cataratas del Niágara

bull's-eye N

bull's-eye

blanco m

to hit the bull's-eye a. fig

dar en el blanco

allow [ə·ˈlaʊ] VB trans

1. allow (permit):

allow

permitir

to allow access

permitir el acceso

to allow sb to do sth

dejar a alguien hacer algo

allow me

permíta(n)me

please allow me through form

déje(n)me pasar, por favor

smoking is not allowed

se prohíbe fumar

2. allow (allocate):

allow

asignar

please allow up to 7 days for delivery

entrega en un plazo máximo de 7 días

3. allow (admit):

to allow that...

reconocer que...

Allah [ˈæl·ə] N

Allah

Alá m

allay [ˈə·leɪ] VB trans

allay fear

calmar

allay doubt

despejar

bowling alley N

bowling alley

bolera f

allot <-tt-> [ə·ˈlat] VB trans

allot

asignar

allow for VB trans

allow for

tener en cuenta

alley cat N

alley cat

gato m callejero

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Considered by many an archaic term, "quackery" is most often used to denote the peddling of the cure-alls described above.

en.wikipedia.org

This, and unbelievable rudeness to everyone and everything on the road by a few self-centred know-alls is the real issue.

www.smh.com.au

Simply swiping right (like) or left (dislike) is the method on all three of these mobile dating free-for-alls.

www.huffingtonpost.com

Some humorless know-it-alls question its biblical, theological, geographical and even astronomical (something about the guiding star) possibility.

opinion.inquirer.net

Why no outcry from all these know-alls about these cheating incidents?

www.bbc.co.uk

I mean those nice, middleclass ghosts who are smug know-alls.

www.express.co.uk

But you also turned the clock back to that era when infinitesimally small numbers of know-alls got to override the people's representatives.

www.telegraph.co.uk

That's the thing about us know-alls who have the luxury of sitting on the sidelines.

www.independent.ie

Which means, in blunter terms, that it contained a distressing proportion of know-alls, know-nothings, don't-cares and cod psychologists.

www.theage.com.au