barks in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for barks in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.bark¹ [Am bɑrk, Brit bɑːk] N

bark (of dog, seal)

ladrido m

bark (of fox)

aullido m

bark (of person)

rugido m

to give a bark

ladrar

to give a bark

soltar un ladrido

her/his bark is worse than her/his bite

perro que ladra no muerde or perro ladrador, poco mordedor

II.bark¹ [Am bɑrk, Brit bɑːk] VB intr

1. bark dog/seal:

bark

ladrar

2. bark (shout):

bark Am

gritar

to bark at sb

gritarle a alguien

the sergeant barked at them furiously

el sargento les gritó furioso

III.bark¹ [Am bɑrk, Brit bɑːk] VB trans (shout)

bark instructions/question

espetar

to bark (out) an order

gritar una orden

to bark (out) an order

dar una orden a gritos

I.bark² [Am bɑrk, Brit bɑːk] N U (on tree)

bark

corteza f

II.bark² [Am bɑrk, Brit bɑːk] VB trans

1. bark (graze):

to bark one's knuckles

pelarse or rasparse los nudillos

2. bark (strip):

bark tree/log

descortezar

bark³ [Am bɑrk, Brit bɑːk] N esp Am

bark → barque

See also barque

barque, Am also bark [Am bɑrk, Brit bɑːk] N

1. barque (sailing ship):

barque

corbeta f

2. barque (boat):

barque liter

bajel m liter

barque liter

barca f

barque, Am also bark [Am bɑrk, Brit bɑːk] N

1. barque (sailing ship):

barque

corbeta f

2. barque (boat):

barque liter

bajel m liter

barque liter

barca f

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cinchona, a. cinchona bark

quina f

cinchona, a. cinchona bark

corteza f de cinchona

Translations for barks in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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ladrido

bark

descortezar

to bark

descortezar

to strip the bark from

descortezar

to strip the bark off

angostura BOT, FOOD

angostura (bark)

ladrar

to bark

ladrar

to bark inf

corteza (de un árbol)

bark

barks in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for barks in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.bark¹ [bɑ:k, Am bɑ:rk] N

bark of a dog:

bark

ladrido m

Phrases:

his bark is worse than his bite

perro ladrador poco mordedor prov

II.bark¹ [bɑ:k, Am bɑ:rk] VB intr

bark

ladrar

bark person

gritar

III.bark¹ [bɑ:k, Am bɑ:rk] VB trans

bark

gritar

bark² [bɑ:k, Am bɑ:rk] N no pl

bark of a tree:

bark

corteza f

bark out VB trans

bark out

gritar

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to bark up the wrong tree inf

tomar el rábano por las hojas

Translations for barks in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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ladrido

bark

ladrar (perro)

to bark

perro que ladra no muerde prov

his bark is worse than his bite

corteza (de un tronco)

bark

perro ladrador, poco mordedor prov

his bark is worse than his bite

quina

cinchona bark

perro ladrador, poco mordedor prov

his bark is worse than his bite

barks Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

his bark is worse than his bite

perro ladrador poco mordedor prov

to bark up the wrong tree inf

tomar el rábano por las hojas

his bark is worse than his bite

perro que ladra no muerde prov

his bark is worse than his bite

perro ladrador, poco mordedor prov

his bark is worse than his bite

perro ladrador, poco mordedor prov

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

But he was too voluble, a dash too boastful, leading to too many barks that fell short of actual bites.

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At their burrows, adult birds also make a variety of yaps, barks, and squeals.

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His style was also described as paint-peeling barks and startling yelps.

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Prairie dogs employ a complex form of communication that involves barks and rhythmic chirps.

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The least weasel has four basic vocalisations; a guttural hiss emitted when alarmed, which is interspersed with short screaming barks and shrieks when provoked.

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Spotted hyena, also known as laughing hyena for their disturbingly mirthful barks, hunt in packs and are bolder in the evening.

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Sub barks, whines, eats from a bowl, etc.

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Vocal communication in the form of cackles and barks are used to keep the group in contact and signal their position to other groups.

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Barks have been the poor relation to works on canvas.

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It is an insect eater that picks out its tiny prey from tree barks.

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