inertia reel seat belt in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for inertia reel seat belt in the Spanish»English Dictionary

cinturón de seguridad de inercia

inertia-reel seat belt

Translations for inertia reel seat belt in the English»Spanish Dictionary

inertia [Am ɪˈnərʃə, Brit ɪˈnəːʃə] N U

1. inertia (inactivity):

inertia

apatía f

inertia

inercia f

2. inertia PHYS:

inertia

inercia f

I.seat [Am sit, Brit siːt] N

1. seat:

seat (place to sit)

asiento m

seat (on bicycle)

asiento m

seat (on bicycle)

sillín m

seat (in theater)

asiento m

seat (in theater)

butaca f

please have or take a seat

tome asiento, por favor form

please have or take a seat

siéntese, por favor

please take your seats for dinner

pasen a la mesa, por favor

I took a seat at the back

me senté en el fondo

I had a window seat

me tocó un asiento junto a la ventanilla

I've got two seats for tonight's performance

tengo dos entradas para la función de esta noche

there aren't any seats left (in cinema)

no quedan localidades

there aren't any seats left (in bus)

no quedan asientos

he kindly gave me his seat

muy amablemente me cedió el asiento

can you keep my seat for me?

¿me guardas el lugar or el asiento?

to take a back seat

mantenerse al margen

to take a back seat

dejar que otros asuman las responsabilidades (or tomen las decisiones etc.)

2.1. seat (of chair):

seat

asiento m

2.2. seat (of garment):

seat

fondillos mpl

seat

fundillos mpl AmS

to fly by the seat of one's pants

dejarse guiar por el instinto

2.3. seat (buttocks):

seat euph

trasero m inf

2.4. seat (of rider):

to have a good seat

montar bien

to lose one's seat

caerse del caballo

3.1. seat POL:

seat

escaño m

seat

banca f RioPl

seat

curul m Col

the Republicans won/lost the seat

los republicanos obtuvieron/perdieron el escaño (or la banca etc.)

to have a seat on a committee

ser miembro de una comisión

3.2. seat (constituency):

seat Brit

distrito m electoral

4.1. seat (center):

seat

sede f

the seat of government

la sede del gobierno

universities and other seats of learning

las universidades y otros centros de enseñanza

universities and other seats of learning

las universidades y otros templos del saber liter

4.2. seat (of family):

seat

residencia f

seat

casa f solariega

II.seat [Am sit, Brit siːt] VB trans

1.1. seat child:

seat

sentar

the usher will seat you

el acomodador le indicará su asiento

please be seated form

tomen asiento, por favor form

to remain seated

permanecer sentado

to seat oneself form

tomar asiento form

to seat oneself form

sentarse

1.2. seat (have room for):

seat auditorium:

tener cabida para

seat auditorium:

tener capacidad para

how many does the bus seat?

¿cuántas plazas or cuántos asientos tiene el autobús?

this table seats 6

en esta mesa caben seis personas

2.1. seat (locate) usu pass:

a concept deeply seated in the national psyche

un concepto muy arraigado en la idiosincracia nacional

2.2. seat (fit, fix):

seat

asentar

III.seat [Am sit, Brit siːt] VB intr Brit

seat trousers/skirt:

seat

hacer bolsa (en los fondillos)

I.reel [Am ril, Brit riːl] N

1.1. reel (for wire, thread, tape):

reel

carrete m

reel

reel m RioPl

a cotton reel Brit

un carrete de hilo

a cotton reel Brit

un carretel de hilo RioPl

1.2. reel (of film):

reel

rollo m

1.3. reel (fishing):

reel

carrete m

reel

carretel m

reel

reel m RioPl

2. reel (dance):

reel

baile de origen escocés

II.reel [Am ril, Brit riːl] VB intr

1.1. reel (move unsteadily):

reel

tambalearse

he came reeling out of the room

salió de la habitación tambaleándose or dando tumbos

she reeled back from the blow

el golpe la echó hacia atrás

1.2. reel (feel impact):

they were still reeling from the last price rise

todavía no se habían recuperado del impacto de la última subida de precios

1.3. reel <reeling, pres part > motion/gait:

reel

tambaleante

2. reel room/walls (move in circles):

reel

dar vueltas

my head was reeling

todo me daba vueltas

III.reel [Am ril, Brit riːl] VB trans

reel

enrollar

I.belt [Am bɛlt, Brit bɛlt] N

1.1. belt FASHION:

belt

cinturón m

green/brown belt (in judo, karate)

cinturón m verde/marrón

green/brown belt (in judo, karate)

cinto m verde/marrón

green/brown belt (in judo, karate)

cinta f verde/marrón Mex

green/brown belt (person)

cinturón mf verde/marrón

green/brown belt (person)

cinta mf verde/marrón Mex

belt and braces Brit he has a belt-and-braces approach

le gusta tomar todas las precauciones (del caso)

to have sth under one's belt

tener algo a sus (or mis etc.) espaldas

to have sth under one's belt

tener algo en su (or mi etc.) haber

with a string of hits under his belt

con una serie de hits a sus espaldas or en su haber

to hit below the belt

dar un golpe bajo

that was a bit below the belt

¡ése fue un golpe bajo!

to tighten one's belt

apretarse el cinturón

1.2. belt (for holding tools):

belt

cinturón m para herramientas

cartridge belt

cartuchera f

cartridge belt

canana f

gun belt

cinturón m (con pistolera)

2.1. belt MECH:

belt

correa f

conveyor belt

cinta f transportadora

conveyor belt

banda f transportadora Mex

fan belt

correa f del ventilador

fan belt

banda f del ventilador Mex

2.2. belt:

seat belt

cinturón m (de seguridad)

safety belt

cinturón m de seguridad

to fasten one's belt

abrocharse el cinturón

3. belt (area):

a belt of rain/low pressure

un frente lluvioso/de bajas presiones

the industrial belt

el cinturón industrial

the cotton belt

la zona or región algodonera

4.1. belt inf (blow):

belt

tortazo m inf

belt

trancazo m Mex inf

4.2. belt inf (drink):

belt Am

trago m

II.belt [Am bɛlt, Brit bɛlt] VB trans inf

belt

darle una paliza a

he belted me on the ear Am or Brit round the ear

me dio un tortazo inf

he belted me on the ear Am or Brit round the ear

me dio un trancazo Mex inf

III.belt [Am bɛlt, Brit bɛlt] VB intr

to belt along/in/off

ir/entrar/salir zumbando or como un bólido inf

See also Bible Belt

Bible Belt N (in US)

the Bible Belt

zona de los EEUU donde impera un fundamentalismo protestante

inertia reel seat belt in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for inertia reel seat belt in the English»Spanish Dictionary

inertia reel seat belt N

inertia reel seat belt

cinturón m de seguridad retráctil

Translations for inertia reel seat belt in the English»Spanish Dictionary

inertia [ɪˈnɜ:ʃə, Am ˌɪnˈɜ:r-] N no pl

inertia

inercia f

inertia fig

pereza f

I.seat [si:t] N

1. seat:

seat (furniture)

asiento m

seat (on a bicycle)

sillín m

seat (in theatre)

butaca f

seat (in a car, bus)

plaza f

back seat

asiento trasero

is this seat free/taken?

¿está libre/ocupado este asiento?

to keep a seat for sb

guardar el asiento a alguien

to take one's seat

sentarse

2. seat (ticket):

seat

entrada f

to book a seat

reservar una entrada

3. seat no pl (part):

seat of chair

asiento m

seat of trousers

fondillos m pl

4. seat (buttocks):

seat

trasero m inf

5. seat POL:

seat

escaño m

seat

banca f Arg, Par, Urug

to win/lose a seat

ganar/perder un escaño

6. seat (centre):

seat

sede f

seat of learning form

centro m de enseñanza

7. seat (country residence):

seat

casa f solariega

8. seat (riding style):

to have a good seat

montar bien

Phrases:

to fly by the seat of one's pants

dejarse guiar por el instinto

II.seat [si:t] VB trans

1. seat (place on a seat):

seat

sentar

to seat oneself form

tomar asiento

to seat oneself (offer a seat to)

colocar

2. seat (have enough seats for):

seat

tener cabida para

the bus seats 20

el autobús tiene 20 plazas

3. seat ARCHIT, TECH:

seat

asentar

reel¹ [ri:l] N (storage or winding device)

reel

carrete m

reel for film, yarn, tape

bobina f

I.reel² [ri:l] VB intr

1. reel (move unsteadily):

reel

tambalearse

2. reel (recoil):

reel

retroceder

II.reel² [ri:l] N

reel

reel m (baile escocés)

I.belt [belt] N

1. belt FASHION:

belt

cinturón m

to fasten one's belt

abrocharse el cinturón

2. belt TECH:

belt

correa f

3. belt (area):

belt

zona f

4. belt inf (punch):

belt

golpe m

belt

leche f sl

Phrases:

to tighten one's belt

apretarse el cinturón

to have some experience under one's belt

tener algo de experiencia a sus espaldas

II.belt [belt] VB trans

1. belt (secure with a belt):

belt

ceñir

2. belt inf (hit):

belt

zurrar

III.belt [belt] VB intr inf

belt

correr a todo tren

to belt along

ir como una bala

seat N

User Entry

to fly by the seat of one's pants (to improvise) coll

improvisar

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

It was supplied as standard with power steering, electric windows, reclining seats, a vinyl roof, walnut dashboard, inertia reel seat belts front "and back", and even a heated rear window.

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