clove hitch in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for clove hitch in the English»Spanish Dictionary

clove hitch N

clove hitch

ballestrinque m

Translations for clove hitch in the Spanish»English Dictionary

ballestrinque

clove hitch

Translations for clove hitch in the English»Spanish Dictionary

clove¹ [Am kloʊv, Brit kləʊv] N

1. clove (spice):

clove

clavo m (de olor)

2. clove (of garlic):

clove

diente m

clove² arch past cleave

See also cleave¹, cleave²

I.cleave¹ <pt cleaved or cleft or arch clove, pp cleaved or cleft or arch cloven> [Am kliv, Brit kliːv] VB trans arch or liter (split)

cleave

hender liter

cleave

partir

II.cleave¹ <pt & pp cleaved> [Am kliv, Brit kliːv] VB intr

1. cleave (cut through):

to cleave through the waves

surcar las olas

he cleaved through the throng

se abrió camino a través del gentío

2. cleave (split):

cleave rock:

partirse

cleave rock:

rajarse

cleave² <pt & pp cleaved> [Am kliv, Brit kliːv] VB intr

cleave (be faithful) liter:

to cleave to sb/sth

serle fiel a alguien/algo

I.cleave¹ <pt cleaved or cleft or arch clove, pp cleaved or cleft or arch cloven> [Am kliv, Brit kliːv] VB trans arch or liter (split)

cleave

hender liter

cleave

partir

II.cleave¹ <pt & pp cleaved> [Am kliv, Brit kliːv] VB intr

1. cleave (cut through):

to cleave through the waves

surcar las olas

he cleaved through the throng

se abrió camino a través del gentío

2. cleave (split):

cleave rock:

partirse

cleave rock:

rajarse

cleave² <pt & pp cleaved> [Am kliv, Brit kliːv] VB intr

cleave (be faithful) liter:

to cleave to sb/sth

serle fiel a alguien/algo

I.hitch [Am hɪtʃ, Brit hɪtʃ] N

1. hitch (difficulty):

hitch

complicación f

hitch

problema m

hitch

pega f Spain inf

there's been a slight hitch with the program

ha surgido una pequeña complicación or un pequeño problema con el programa

a technical hitch

un problema técnico

it went off without a hitch

todo salió a pedir de boca inf

it went off without a hitch

todo marchó sobre ruedas

2.1. hitch (jerk):

hitch

tirón m

hitch

jalón m LatAm excl CSur

he gave his trousers a hitch (up)

se subió los pantalones de un tirón

to have a hitch in one's swing Am SPORTS

tener el swing cortado

2.2. hitch (limp):

hitch Am

cojera f

hitch Am

renquera f

hitch Am

renguera f LatAm

to walk with a hitch

cojear

to walk with a hitch

renquear

to walk with a hitch

renguear LatAm

3. hitch (knot):

hitch

nudo m

4. hitch (ride) inf:

we got a hitch to Dover

nos llevaron hasta Dover

we got a hitch to Dover

nos dieron (un) aventón hasta Dover Col Mex inf

5. hitch (period of service) Am inf:

he did a three-year hitch in the navy

pasó tres años enganchado en la marina inf

6. hitch (fastening device):

hitch

enganche m

II.hitch [Am hɪtʃ, Brit hɪtʃ] VB trans

1. hitch (attach):

to hitch sth to sth

enganchar algo a algo

to get hitched inf

casarse

to get hitched inf

matrimoniarse inf, hum

2. hitch (move):

he hitched his chair nearer to the fire

acercó or arrimó su silla al fuego

3. hitch (thumb) inf:

to hitch a ride or Brit also a lift

hacer dedo inf

to hitch a ride or Brit also a lift

hacer autostop

to hitch a ride or Brit also a lift

ir de aventón Mex inf

to hitch a ride or Brit also a lift

pedir cola Ven inf

he hitched a ride on a truck

lo recogió or le paró un camión

I hitched my way to Paris

fui a París a dedo inf

I hitched my way to Paris

fui a París de aventón Mex inf

I hitched my way to Paris

fui a París en cola Ven inf

III.hitch [Am hɪtʃ, Brit hɪtʃ] VB intr

hitch → hitchhike

See also hitchhike

hitchhike [ˈhɪtʃˌhaɪk] VB intr

hitchhike

hacer autostop

hitchhike

hacer dedo inf

hitchhike

ir de aventón Mex inf

hitchhike

pedir cola Ven inf

we hitchhiked to Rome

fuimos a dedo hasta Roma inf

we hitchhiked to Rome

fuimos de aventón hasta Roma Mex inf

we hitchhiked to Rome

fuimos en cola hasta Roma Ven inf

clove hitch in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for clove hitch in the English»Spanish Dictionary

clove¹ [kləʊv, Am kloʊv] N

clove

clavo m

clove of garlic

diente m

clove² [kləʊv, Am kloʊv] VB

clove pt of cleave

See also cleave

I.cleave [kli:v] VB intr -ed Am: clove, -ed Am: cloven liter

cleave

henderse

II.cleave [kli:v] VB trans

cleave

partir

I.cleave [kli:v] VB intr -ed Am: clove, -ed Am: cloven liter

cleave

henderse

II.cleave [kli:v] VB trans

cleave

partir

I.hitch [hɪtʃ] -es N

1. hitch (obstacle):

hitch

obstáculo m

technical hitch

problema m técnico

to go off without a hitch

salir a pedir de boca

2. hitch (sudden pull):

hitch

tirón m

II.hitch [hɪtʃ] -es VB trans

1. hitch (fasten):

hitch

atar

to hitch sth to sth

atar algo a algo

to hitch an animal to sth

amarrar un animal a algo

2. hitch inf (hitchhike):

to hitch a lift

hacer dedo

III.hitch [hɪtʃ] -es VB intr inf

hitch

hacer dedo

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Some of the knots learned included the figure of eight, bowline, rolling hitch, reef knot and clove hitch.

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It is one of the four basic maritime knots (the other three are figure-eight knot, reef knot and clove hitch).

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