gent's in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for gent's in the English»Spanish Dictionary

gent [Am dʒɛnt, Brit dʒɛnt] N Brit inf

gent

caballero m

he's a real gent

es todo un caballero

ladies and gents

damas y caballeros

a gent's umbrella/watch

un paraguas/reloj de caballero or de hombre

“Gents”

“Caballeros”

where's the Gents?

¿dónde está el baño de caballeros?

where's the Gents?

¿dónde está el servicio de caballeros? Spain

city gent N Brit inf

city gent

hombre de negocios de la City londinense

genre [Am ˈʒɑnrə, Brit ˈʒɒ̃rə, ˈ(d)ʒɒnrə] N

1. genre C (kind):

genre

género m

2. genre U:

genre, a. genre painting

pintura f de género

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this literary genre has its counterpart in painting

este género literario tiene su equivalente en pintura

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cine de género

genre cinema

cuentística

genre of short-story telling

costumbrismo

literary genre dealing with local customs

la picaresca

the picaresque genre

género LIT, THEAT

genre

prensa del corazón

A type of magazine, with a huge readership in Spain, whose content revolves around the private lives of the rich and famous. The best-known example of the genre is the magazine ¡Hola!, whose English-language version, Hello, has also proved very successful.

gent's in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for gent's in the English»Spanish Dictionary

gent [dʒent] N Brit, Aus inf, iron

gent

caballero m

he is a true gent

es todo un caballero

the gents

el servicio de caballeros

genre [ˈʒɑ̃:nrə] N a. LIT

genre

género m

genre painting N

genre painting

pintura f de género

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género

genre

gent's Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

he is a true gent

es todo un caballero

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Gent's military and military-style specimens were made, often featuring porcelain dials.

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