girt in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for girt in the English»Spanish Dictionary

girt [Am ɡərt, Brit ɡəːt] pt & pt part gird

See also gird

I.gird <pt & pp girded or girt> [Am ɡərd, Brit ɡəːd] VB trans arch or liter

gird

ceñir liter

a country girt by sea

un país rodeado por mar

II.gird <pt & pp girded or girt> [Am ɡərd, Brit ɡəːd] VB refl

to gird oneself up for sth/to + infin liter or hum

prepararse para algo/ +infin

I.gird <pt & pp girded or girt> [Am ɡərd, Brit ɡəːd] VB trans arch or liter

gird

ceñir liter

a country girt by sea

un país rodeado por mar

II.gird <pt & pp girded or girt> [Am ɡərd, Brit ɡəːd] VB refl

to gird oneself up for sth/to + infin liter or hum

prepararse para algo/ +infin

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to gird (up) one's loins liter

prepararse para la lucha

to gird (up) one's loins liter

ponerse lanza en ristre

Translations for girt in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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ceñir espada

to gird

ceñirse espada

to gird on liter

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Under restricted circumstances, sheet metal wall panels are also capable of providing rotational restraint to the girt section.

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In traditional timber framing a girder is called a girt.

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A side girt abuts this post but the relationship between the two is unclear.

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It's a cheap quarrel over food, girt notwithstanding.

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If the girt is jointed and pegged to the post it is more probable (though far from certain) that the two parts are contemporary.

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What greater honour could the subjects of this land girt by sea aspire to!

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In architecture or structural engineering, a girt is a horizontal structural member in a framed wall.

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Almost the entire shore is girt with reeds.

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The boys, on the other hand, have little bells hung round them, or some similar device of silver or gold, attached to the little belt with which they are girt.

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The stola was typically girt with ribbons, and typically had two belts.

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