cleaning lady in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for cleaning lady in the English»Spanish Dictionary

the cleaning lady or woman

la señora or mujer de la limpieza

the cleaning lady or woman

la limpiadora

Translations for cleaning lady in the Spanish»English Dictionary

mujer de la limpieza

cleaning lady

asistenta

cleaning lady

la señora de la limpieza

the cleaning lady

la señora de la limpieza

the cleaning lady

¿le has pagado a la limpiadora?

have you paid the cleaning lady?

asistir

to work as a cleaning lady

Translations for cleaning lady in the English»Spanish Dictionary

cleaning [Am ˈklinɪŋ, Brit ˈkliːnɪŋ] N U

cleaning

limpieza f

who's going to do the cleaning?

¿quién va a limpiar or hacer la limpieza?

the cleaning lady or woman

la señora or mujer de la limpieza

the cleaning lady or woman

la limpiadora

I.clean <cleaner cleanest> [Am klin, Brit kliːn] ADJ

1.1. clean (not soiled):

clean face/dressing

limpio

are your hands clean?

¿tienes las manos limpias?

she wiped the table clean

limpió la mesa

the dog licked the bone clean

el perro lamió el hueso hasta dejarlo limpio

1.2. clean (of habits):

clean person/animal

limpio

1.3. clean (not used):

clean clothes/towel

limpio

use a clean sheet of paper

usa una hoja de papel nueva

1.4. clean (pure, non-polluting):

clean air/water

limpio

clean air/water

puro

clean smell

a limpio

clean taste

refrescante

clean energy

energía f no contaminante

clean fuel

combustible m limpio

2.1. clean (morally):

clean joke

inocente

keep it clean: there will be children around

no te pases, que habrá niños

clean living

vida f sana

2.2. clean (fair):

clean game/player/campaign

limpio

3. clean (unblemished):

clean driver's license

donde no constan infracciones

the airport has a clean safety record

no se han registrado accidentes en el aeropuerto

the player with the cleanest disciplinary record

el jugador que ha sido sancionado el menor número de veces

clean copy (of a book)

texto m bien presentado

clean copy (of a book)

material m bien presentado

to come clean about sth inf

confesar algo

4. clean (well defined):

clean stroke/features

bien definido

clean stroke/features

nítido

the clean lines of the design

la pureza de líneas del diseño

a clean break

una fractura limpia

she made a clean break with the past

cortó radicalmente con el pasado

she decided to make a clean break and stop seeing him

decidió cortar por lo sano y dejar de verlo

5. clean REL:

clean animal/flesh

puro

II.clean [Am klin, Brit kliːn] ADV inf

1. clean (completely):

I clean forgot about it

se me olvidó por completo

we're clean out of coffee

no tenemos ni pizca de café inf

they got clean away on a motorcycle

se escaparon en una moto sin dejar ni rastro

2. clean (cleanly, fairly):

clean fight/play

limpio

clean fight/play

limpiamente

III.clean [Am klin, Brit kliːn] VB trans

1. clean (remove dirt from):

clean house/windows/carpet

limpiar

clean car/floor

lavar

clean car/floor

limpiar

clean blackboard

borrar

clean blackboard

limpiar

have you cleaned your teeth?

¿te has lavado los dientes?

to clean sth of sth it must be cleaned of dust and grease

hay que quitarle el polvo y la grasa

to clean sth from/off sth he cleaned the splashes off the windows

limpió las salpicaduras que había en las ventanas

you can clean it off with a sponge

lo puedes quitar con una esponja

2. clean (dry clean):

clean

limpiar en seco

clean

llevar a la tintorería

clean

llevar al tinte Spain

3. clean fish/chicken:

clean

limpiar

IV.clean [Am klin, Brit kliːn] VB intr

1. clean (become clean):

this carpet cleans well

esta alfombra se limpia fácil or queda muy bien cuando se limpia

the stain cleaned off easily

la mancha salió sin problemas

2. clean (remove dirt):

clean substance/device:

limpiar

V.clean [Am klin, Brit kliːn] N inf no pl

clean

limpieza f

it needs a good clean

necesita una buena limpieza

just give it a quick clean

dale una repasadita inf

lady <pl ladies> [Am ˈleɪdi, Brit ˈleɪdi] N

1.1. lady (woman):

lady

señora f

lady

dama f form

a lady's watch

un reloj de mujer or de señora

ladies and gentlemen

señoras y señores

ladies and gentlemen

damas y caballeros

the lady of the house

la señora de la casa

ladies first!

¡primero las damas or señoras!

ladies' night

velada f en que asisten las damas or señoras

don't you speak to me like that, young lady!

¡no me hable así jovencita or señorita!

an old lady

una señora mayor

attr she wants to see a lady doctor

quiere que la atienda una doctora or médica or mujer

he was seen dining with a lady friend

lo vieron cenando en compañía femenina

1.2. lady (refined woman):

lady

señora f

lady

dama f

she was a real lady

era toda una señora or dama

she's quite the young lady

está hecha toda una señorita

1.3. lady Am inf as form of address:

lady

señora

1.4. lady (appreciative use):

lady

mujer f

she's a very dynamic lady

es una mujer muy dinámica

2. lady (noblewoman or wife of a knight):

lady

lady f

Lady Spencer

Lady Spencer

3. lady (wife):

lady form, dated

señora f

lady form, dated

esposa f

give my regards to your lady wife Brit

salude de mi parte a su señora esposa form

cleaning lady in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for cleaning lady in the English»Spanish Dictionary

cleaning lady <-ies> N, cleaning woman <women> N

cleaning lady

mujer f de la limpieza

Translations for cleaning lady in the English»Spanish Dictionary

cleaning lady

mujer de la limpieza

Translations for cleaning lady in the Spanish»English Dictionary

mujer de la limpieza

cleaning lady

chacha (de limpieza)

cleaning lady

señora de la limpieza

cleaning lady

esta mujer de la limpieza es una joya

this cleaning lady is a real treasure

Translations for cleaning lady in the English»Spanish Dictionary

lady <-ies> [ˈleɪdi] N

lady

señora f

lady (aristocratic)

dama f

young lady

señorita f

the lady of the house

la señora de la casa

to be a real lady

ser toda una señora

cleaning lady

mujer de la limpieza

ladies and gentlemen!

¡señoras y señores!

I.clean [kli:n] ADJ

1. clean (free of dirt):

clean

limpio, -a

(as) clean as a new pin

(tan) limpio como una patena

2. clean (free from bacteria):

clean

desinfectado, -a

3. clean (fair):

clean

honrado, -a

4. clean (morally acceptable):

clean

decente

clean reputation

sin tacha

clean driving licence

sin sanciones

clean police record

registro m de antecedentes penales limpio

5. clean (smooth):

clean cut

limpio, -a

clean design

elegante

6. clean (complete):

to make a clean break with sth

romper por completo con algo

7. clean (blank):

clean piece of paper

en blanco

II.clean [kli:n] N

clean

limpieza f

III.clean [kli:n] ADV

clean

completamente

to clean forget that ...

olvidarse por completo de que...

IV.clean [kli:n] VB trans

clean

limpiar

V.clean [kli:n] VB intr

clean

hacer la limpieza

the coffee stain cleaned off easily

la mancha de café salió fácilmente

cleaning [kli:nɪŋ] N no pl

cleaning

limpieza f

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

A group of naked men were soaping each other down under micro-jets of water while the cleaning lady mopped the floor in front of them.

thespinoff.co.nz

I had a cleaning lady come to clean my apartment after being home from tour.

lifestyle.one

At the time, the report said, she was working as a cleaning lady at a school on contract with a company.

www.freemalaysiatoday.com

The cleaning lady however left a note saying that she was far too frightened of the house to stay and clean.

en.wikipedia.org

A cleaning lady found his body just before 7 a.m. the next morning.

www.thestar.com

What was even more intriguing were some people who would descend with vengeance whenever they saw someone call their helper, a cleaning lady or maid.

www.news24.com

My mum worked as a cleaning lady and caught up on her studies in the evenings.

www.independent.ie

In my gym, there's a really friendly cleaning lady who just hangs out in the locker room.

preen.inquirer.net

The cleaning lady of the club led them through a tunnel to a nearby manhole.

en.wikipedia.org

We've gone through four secretaries, six personal assistants and a cleaning lady already this month.

www.dailysquib.co.uk