bubble wrap in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for bubble wrap in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.bubble wrap®, BubbleWrap [Am ˈbəbəl ræp, Brit] N U

bubble wrap

plástico m

bubble wrap

con burbujas

II.bubble-wrap VB trans

bubble-wrap

envolver en plástico con burbujas

Translations for bubble wrap in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.wrap <pres part wrapping; pt, pp wrapped> [Am ræp, Brit rap] VB trans

1. wrap (cover):

wrap parcel/gift

envolver

shall I wrap it for you?, would you like it wrapped?

¿quiere que se lo envuelva?

shall I wrap it for you?, would you like it wrapped?

¿se lo envuelvo?

to wrap sth/sb in/with sth

envolver algo/a alguien en / con algo

2. wrap (wind, entwine):

I wrapped paper around the vase

envolví el jarrón con papel

she wrapped a shawl about her

se envolvió en un chal

he wrapped his arms around her

la estrechó entre sus brazos

he wrapped his car around a tree inf

chocó (el coche) contra un árbol

go on and wrap yourself around that cheese sandwich inf

¡vamos, híncale el diente a ese sandwich de queso! inf

3. wrap (surround, immerse) liter:

wrap usu pass

envolver

the town was wrapped in darkness/mist

la oscuridad/niebla envolvía la ciudad liter

the affair lay wrapped in mystery

el asunto estaba envuelto en misterio or rodeado de misterio liter

II.wrap [Am ræp, Brit rap] N

1.1. wrap (shawl):

wrap

chal m

wrap

pañoleta f

1.2. wrap (robe):

wrap Am

bata f

wrap Am

salto m de cama CSur

2. wrap (wrapper, wrapping):

wrap

envoltorio m

to keep sth under wraps inf

mantener algo en secreto

to take the wraps off sth inf

sacar algo a la luz

See also wrap up

I.wrap up VB [Am ræp -, Brit rap -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

1. wrap up → wrap

2. wrap up (complete) inf:

wrap up order/sale

conseguir

to wrap up a deal

cerrar un trato

3. wrap up (conclude) inf:

wrap up meeting/entertainment

dar fin a

that wraps it up for today

eso es todo por hoy

4. wrap up (disguise) inf:

to wrap sth up (as sth)

disfrazar algo (de algo)

to wrap sth up (as sth)

presentar algo (como algo)

5. wrap up (engross) inf:

to be wrapped up in sth she's totally wrapped up in her work

no piensa más que en su trabajo

to be wrapped up in sth she's totally wrapped up in her work

vive para su trabajo

he's completely wrapped up in himself

no piensa sino en sí mismo

they were completely wrapped up in each other

se miraban absortos

they were completely wrapped up in each other

no tenían ojos más que el uno para el otro

II.wrap up VB [Am ræp -, Brit rap -] (v + adv)

1. wrap up (dress warmly):

wrap up

abrigarse

wrap up well or warmly

abrígate bien

2. wrap up (shut up) Brit:

wrap up inf

cerrar el pico inf

wrap up inf

callarse la boca inf

I.bubble [Am ˈbəb(ə)l, Brit ˈbʌb(ə)l] N

1. bubble:

bubble (of soap)

pompa f

bubble (of air, gas)

burbuja f

bubble (in paintwork)

ampolla f

bubble (in lens, glass)

burbuja f de aire

to blow bubbles

hacer pompas

speech/thought bubble

bocadillo m

speech/thought bubble

globito m (en una historieta)

2. bubble (illusion):

the bubble burst when …

se rompió el encanto cuando …

II.bubble [Am ˈbəb(ə)l, Brit ˈbʌb(ə)l] VB intr

1.1. bubble (form bubbles):

bubble lava:

bullir

bubble champagne:

burbujear

1.2. bubble (make noise):

bubble stream:

borbotear

bubble stream:

borbotar

2. bubble person:

to bubble with sth she bubbles with enthusiasm

rebosa (de) or desborda entusiasmo

to bubble with sth she bubbles with enthusiasm

el entusiasmo le sale por los poros

bubble wrap in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for bubble wrap in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.wrap [ræp] -pp- N

1. wrap (robe-like covering):

wrap

bata f

2. wrap (shawl):

wrap

chal m

3. wrap no pl (protective covering material):

wrap

envoltorio m

foil wrap

papel m de aluminio

Phrases:

to keep sth under wraps

mantener algo en secreto

to take the wraps off sth

sacar algo a la luz

II.wrap [ræp] -pp- VB trans

to wrap sth (up) (in a blanket)

envolver algo (con una manta)

wrap the glasses in plenty of paper

envuelve bien los vasos con papel

to wrap sth around sth/sb

envolver algo/a alguien con algo

he wrapped a scarf around his neck

se puso una bufanda

to wrap one's fingers around sth

agarrar algo con las manos

to wrap one's arms around sb

estrechar a alguien entre sus brazos

a matter wrapped in secrecy

un asunto rodeado de misterio

Phrases:

to wrap sb (up) in cotton wool Brit

tener a alguien entre algodones

I.bubble [ˈbʌbl] N

bubble

burbuja f

bubble in cartoons

bocadillo m

to blow a bubble

hacer una pompa

Phrases:

to burst sb's bubble

desengañar a alguien

the bubble has burst

se ha roto el encanto

II.bubble [ˈbʌbl] VB intr

1. bubble (boil):

bubble

hervir

2. bubble (make boiling sound):

bubble

borbotear

bubble N

User Entry

to be on the bubble Am inf fig

estar en la cuerda floja fig

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

His artworks are still in bubble wrap on the floor.

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Dipping bubble wrap in paint makes a pretty dotted design in a rainbow of colours.

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Cocooning the machine in bubble wrap is one option for the computer-toting oaf, but the most evolved solution is a rugged laptop.

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Some types of bubble wrap have a lower permeation barrier film to allow longer useful life and resistance to loss of air in vacuums.

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If you're not too houseproud, tape bubble wrap onto the glass.

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It is made of a double layer structure of silicone rubber to create a similar feeling to the real bubble wrap.

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The polyethylene variant may also take the form of foam or bubble wrap, either as sheets or bags.

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Bubble wrap offers some distinct advantages over other materials used to safeguard our precious commodities.

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They operate on the same theory that suggests mummifying yourself in bubble wrap and jumping out a third-storey window should be a fun way to pass an afternoon.

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Much easier to swaddle yourself in the bubble wrap of criticism so you don't stand out.

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