hawking in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for hawking in the English»Spanish Dictionary

hawk¹ [Am hɔk, Brit hɔːk] N

1. hawk ZOOL:

hawk

halcón m

to watch sb like a hawk

no quitarle los ojos de encima a alguien

2. hawk POL:

hawk

halcón m

hawk

partidario m de la línea dura / partidaria f de la línea dura

hawk² [Am hɔk, Brit hɔːk] VB trans (sell)

he was hawking his wares in the street

voceaba or pregonaba sus mercancías por la calle

he hawked his invention around New York

recorrió toda Nueva York tratando de vender su invento

hawk³ [Am hɔk, Brit hɔːk] VB intr (clear throat)

hawk

carraspear

hawk-eyed [Am ˈhɔk ˌaɪd, Brit] ADJ

hawk-eyed

con ojos de lince

hawk-eyed

con ojos de águila

hawk-eyed

con vista de lince

hawk-eyed

con vista de águila

the hawk-eyed supervisor didn't miss anything

al lince or al águila del supervisor no se le escapaba una inf

hawk-nosed [ˌhɔkˈnoʊzd] ADJ

hawk-nosed

de nariz aguileña

hawk up VB [Am hɔk -, Brit hɔːk -] (v + adv + o)

hawk up

escupir

hawk up

expectorar form

sparrow hawk [Am ˈspɛroʊ hɔk, Brit ˈsparəʊhɔːk] N

sparrow hawk

gavilán m

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gargajear

to hawk inf

halcón

hawk

chimango

chimango (type of hawk)

hawking in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for hawking in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.hawk [hɔ:k, Am hɑ:k] N

hawk

halcón m

II.hawk [hɔ:k, Am hɑ:k] VB trans

hawk wares:

hawk

pregonar

III.hawk [hɔ:k, Am hɑ:k] VB intr

hawk

carraspear

hawk moth N

hawk moth

esfinge m

hawk-eyed [ˌhɔ:kˈaɪd, Am ˌhɑ:k-] ADJ

to be hawk-eyed

tener ojos de lince

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to watch sth/sb like a hawk

vigilar algo/a alguien como un perro guardián

Translations for hawking in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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halcón

hawk

gavilán

sparrow hawk

esfinge

hawk moth

vista de lince

eyes like a hawk

hawking Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be hawk-eyed

tener ojos de lince

to watch sth/sb like a hawk

vigilar algo/a alguien como un perro guardián

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Hawking also describes his life when he was young, and his later experience of motor neurone disease.

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This behavior is contrasted with hawking insects from the air or chasing after moving insects such as ants.

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Hawking is now administering the coup de grace.

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Here, he uncovered how the poor hawkers were forced to contribute money to fob off police officers on duty who would otherwise have enforced the ban on hawking.

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Hawking later described this as an insurance policy of sorts.

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White-eyed slaty flycatchers are frequently spotted either hawking for insects or taking them from the ground.

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Hawking, not yet showing signs of the disability to come, is adorably gawky and fresh as a new pin.

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Even companies that had nothing to do with fish sticks were hawking the product in one way or another.

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He was employed in a private company for sometime and also engaged in hawking fruits and vegetables after office hours.

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Hawking's aggressive atheism is not only discourteous to believers, but illogical.

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