hams in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for hams in the English»Spanish Dictionary

ham¹ [Am hæm, Brit ham] N

1.1. ham FOOD U:

ham (cured)

jamón m (crudo)

ham (cured)

jamón m serrano Spain

ham (cooked)

jamón m (cocido)

ham (cooked)

jamón m (de) York Spain

ham and eggs

huevos mpl con jamón

fresh ham Am

pierna f de cerdo

fresh ham Am

pernil m

1.2. ham FOOD C (joint):

ham

jamón m

2. ham <hams, pl > inf (thighs and buttocks):

ham

ancas fpl inf

to squat on one's hams

ponerse en cuclillas

I.ham² [Am hæm, Brit ham] N

1.1. ham C THEAT:

ham

actor extravagantemente histriónico

ham (person given to exaggeration)

comediante mf

ham (person given to exaggeration)

pamplinero m / pamplinera f

1.2. ham U (overacting):

ham

histrionismo m exagerado

2. ham C inf (radio operator):

ham

radioaficionado m / radioaficionada f

II.ham² <pres part hamming; pt, pp hammed> [Am hæm, Brit ham] VB intr THEAT

ham

sobreactuar

ham

actuar con exagerado histrionismo

ham-fisted [Am, Brit], ham-handed [-ˈhændəd, -ˈhændɪd] ADJ

ham-fisted person

torpe

ham-fisted person

patoso Spain inf

ham-fisted action

desmañado

ham-fisted action

torpe

radio ham N

radio ham

radioaficionado m / radioaficionada f

ham up VB [Am hæm -, Brit ham -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

ham up part/scene:

ham up

interpretar sobreactuando

to ham it up

actuar con afectación or amaneramiento

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maneado (maneada)

ham-fisted inf

jamón cocido

ham

jamón cocido

cooked ham

jamón dulce

ham

jamón dulce

cooked ham

jamón inglés

ham

jamón inglés

cooked ham

jamón York

ham

jamón York

cooked ham

hams in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for hams in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.ham [hæm] N

1. ham no pl:

ham (cured)

jamón m (serrano)

ham (cooked)

jamón m (cocido)

a slice of ham

una loncha de jamón

2. ham (actor):

ham

histrión m

3. ham (radio):

ham

radioaficionado(-a) m (f)

II.ham [hæm] VB intr

ham

actuar con histrionismo

III.ham [hæm] VB trans

ham up

interpretar con afectación

to ham it up

actuar histriónicamente

ham-fisted [ˌhæmˈfɪstɪd, Am ˈhæmfɪstɪd] ADJ Brit, Aus, ham-handed [ˌhæmˈhændɪd, Am ˈhæmˌhændɪd] ADJ Am

ham-fisted

torpe

radio ham N

radio ham

radioaficionado(-a) m (f)

Translations for hams in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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lacón

ham

jamón

ham

jamón dulce [o de York]

boiled ham

jamón serrano

cured ham

radioaficionado (-a)

radio ham

magra

slice of ham

jamón serrano

cured ham

pernil

leg of ham

jabugo

type of Spanish ham (from Jabugo)

hams Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

a slice of ham

una loncha de jamón

ham up

interpretar con afectación

to ham it up

actuar histriónicamente

type of Spanish ham (from Jabugo)

jabugo

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Many art car owners are natural-born hams, and incorporate elements of music or street theater in their presentation.

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Apparently his height was ideal for hooking the cured hams to the ceiling.

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Hickory sawdust, chips, and some solid wood are often used by packing companies to smoke meats, and mockernut is the preferred wood for smoking hams.

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Introduced in the year 2000, the radio has come to be very popular among hams for its all-in-one functionality.

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People always think you have to drink red with charcuterie but if you pick the right white it brings out the succulence of the hams.

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Other versions of veggie hams, as well as the restaurant's best-selling crispy tao pao (bean curd) and sweet-and-sour lemon nuggets are also available.

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They used their building as a smoke house, and offered freshly-smoked hams and bacon that were prepared using meat purchased ready-cured from other suppliers.

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Hams also use the moon, the aurora borealis, and the ionized trails of meteors as reflectors of radio waves.

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Today, only a minority of hams own and operate completely homebrew or kit-built amateur stations.

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