jalap in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for jalap in the English»Spanish Dictionary

julep [Am ˈdʒuləp, Brit ˈdʒuːlɛp] N PHARM

julep

julepe m

mint julep N

mint julep

cóctel de whisky o brandy con menta

I.slap <pres part slapping; pt, pp slapped> [Am slæp, Brit slap] VB trans

1.1. slap (hit):

to slap sb (on face)

pegarle or darle una bofetada a alguien

to slap sb (on face)

pegarle or darle una cachetada a alguien LatAm

to slap sb (on face)

abofetear a alguien

to slap sb (on face)

cachetear a alguien LatAm

to slap sb (on arm, leg)

pegarle or darle una palmada a alguien

to slap sb on the back

darle una palmada or una palmadita a alguien en la espalda

1.2. slap ball:

slap

darle a

2.1. slap (put with force):

slap

tirar

she slapped the contract down on the desk

tiró el contrato en el escritorio

she slapped the contract down on the desk

plantó el contrato en el escritorio inf

2.2. slap (put, apply carelessly):

she slapped the food onto my plate

me tiró la comida en el plato

he slapped some paint on it

le dio una mano de pintura rápidamente

slap on lots of butter

échale or ponle bastante mantequilla

she slapped cream all over her face

se embadurnó la cara de crema

2.3. slap (impose) inf:

to slap sth on sb/sth they slapped another 5% on the price

le encajaron un 5% de aumento al precio inf

they slapped on a massive surcharge

hicieron un recargo brutal inf

to slap sb with sth Am we've been slapped with a large fine

nos han encajado or metido un multazo inf

II.slap <pres part slapping; pt, pp slapped> [Am slæp, Brit slap] VB intr

slap

golpear

III.slap [Am slæp, Brit slap] N

slap (on face)

bofetada f

slap (on face)

cachetada f LatAm

slap (on back, leg)

palmada f

to give sb a slap

darle una bofetada a alguien

to give sb a slap

darle una cachetada a alguien LatAm

to get a slap

llevarse una bofetada

to get a slap

llevarse una cachetada LatAm

he gave me a slap on the back

me dio una palmada or una palmadita en la espalda

a slap in the face (rebuff, insult)

una bofetada

a slap on the wrist

un tirón de orejas inf

a slap on the wrist

un palmetazo

IV.slap [Am slæp, Brit slap] ADV inf

the ball struck him slap in the face

la pelota le dio en plena cara or de lleno en la cara

she walked slap into the tree

se dio de narices contra el árbol

I arrived slap in the middle of the meeting

llegué justo en plena reunión

slap-up [Am ˈslæp ˌəp, Brit] ADJ Brit inf

a slap-up meal

una comilona inf

a slap-up meal

un banquetazo inf

slap-bang [ˈslapbaŋ] ADV inf

1. slap-bang (directly):

slap-bang

justo

it's slap-bang in the center of town

está justo en el centro or en pleno centro de la ciudad

it's slap-bang in the center of town

está en el mero centro de la ciudad Mex

2. slap-bang (violently):

the truck crashed slap-bang through the wall

el camión se llevó el muro por delante ¡paf! inf

he went slap-bang into the door

se dio de narices contra la puerta ¡paf! inf

mud flap [Am ˈmədˌflæp, Brit ˈmʌdflap], mudflap N

mud flap

faldón m (del guardabarros)

clap on VB [Am klæp -, Brit klap -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

1. clap on (apply):

clap on

asegurar

clap on

sujetar

to clap one's cap on

encasquetarse la gorra

2. clap on (add) Brit:

clap on inf

agregar

clap on inf

encajar inf

I.clap¹ [Am klæp, Brit klap] N

1. clap (applause):

clap

aplauso m

to give sb a clap

aplaudir a alguien

2. clap (slap):

clap

palmada f

3. clap (noise):

a clap of thunder

un trueno

II.clap¹ <pres part clapping; pt, pp clapped> [Am klæp, Brit klap] VB trans

1.1. clap (applaud):

clap person/performance

aplaudir

they were warmly clapped off the pitch

recibieron una calurosa ovación al abandonar el campo de juego form

1.2. clap (slap):

he clapped me on the back

me dio una palmada en la espalda

she clapped her hands (together)

batió palmas or dio una palmada de alegría (or satisfacción etc.)

to clap one's hands to the music

dar palmadas al compás de la música

2. clap (put, place) inf:

he was clapped in prison

lo metieron en la cárcel

he clapped his hand over my eyes

me tapó los ojos con la mano

III.clap¹ <pres part clapping; pt, pp clapped> [Am klæp, Brit klap] VB intr

1. clap (applaud):

clap

aplaudir

2. clap (strike hands together):

clap

dar una palmada

clap² [Am klæp, Brit klap] N U (gonorrhea)

clap sl

gonorrea f

I.flap [Am flæp, Brit flap] N

1.1. flap:

flap (cover)

tapa f

flap (of pocket, envelope, dust jacket)

solapa f

flap (of table)

hoja f

flap (of jacket, coat)

faldón m

flap (of tent)

portezuela f

ear flap

orejera f

a cat flap

una gatera

1.2. flap AVIAT:

flap

alerón m

2. flap (motion):

flap

aletazo m

the eagle flew off with a flap of its wings

el águila echó a volar con un batir de alas

the eagle flew off with a flap of its wings

el águila echó a volar dando un aletazo

the flap of the sails in the wind

el batir or el golpeteo de las velas con el viento

3. flap (commotion, agitation) inf:

to be in/get into a flap

estar/ponerse como loco inf

there's a big flap (on) at the office

se ha armado tremendo lío en la oficina inf

4. flap LING:

flap

flap m (el sonido como el de la r española en "pera")

II.flap <pres part flapping; pt, pp flapped> [Am flæp, Brit flap] VB intr

1. flap:

flap sail/curtain:

agitarse

flap sail/curtain:

sacudirse

flap flag:

ondear

flap flag:

agitarse

flap door/window/shutter:

dar golpes

flap door/window/shutter:

golpearse LatAm

the bird flapped off

el pájaro echó a volar batiendo las alas

her ears were flapping Brit inf

tenía las antenas conectadas inf

her ears were flapping Brit inf

tenía las antenas paradas LatAm inf

2. flap (panic) Brit:

flap inf

agitarse

flap inf

ponerse como loco inf

don't flap!

¡tranquila, mujer!

III.flap <pres part flapping; pt, pp flapped> [Am flæp, Brit flap] VB trans

1. flap:

flap wings

batir

flap arms

agitar

2. flap LING:

a flapped r

una r simple (como la de la r española en "pera")

jalap in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for jalap in the English»Spanish Dictionary

julep [ˈdʒu:lɪp, Am -ləp] N (drink)

julep

julepe m

mint julep

julepe de menta

slap-up [ˈslæpʌp] ADJ Brit, Aus inf

a slap-up meal

una comilona

slap-bang [ˌslæpˈbæŋ] ADV Brit inf

slap-bang

de golpe y porrazo

I.slap [slæp] -pp- N

slap

palmada f

a slap in the face

una bofetada

a slap in the face

una biaba Arg, Urug

a slap in the face

un bife Arg, Urug

a slap in the face fig

un insulto

the slap of the waves

el rugir de las olas

Phrases:

slap and tickle Brit inf

achuchones m pl

II.slap [slæp] -pp- VB trans

1. slap (hit):

slap

dar una palmada

slap

guantear LatAm

2. slap (put):

to slap the book onto the table

tirar el libro en la mesa

to slap paint onto the wall

pintar la pared rápidamente

III.slap [slæp] -pp- ADV inf

slap

directamente

slap

de lleno

to drive slap into sth

chocar de lleno contra algo

to leave slap in the middle of a meeting

marcharse justo en plena reunión

I.clap [klæp] -pp- -pp- VB trans

1. clap (slap palms together):

to clap one's hands (together)

batir palmas

to clap one's hands (together)

dar palmadas

2. clap (applaud):

clap

aplaudir

3. clap (place quickly):

clap

poner

II.clap [klæp] -pp- -pp- VB intr

1. clap (slap palms together):

clap

dar palmadas

2. clap (applaud):

clap

aplaudir

III.clap [klæp] -pp- -pp- N

1. clap (slap):

clap

palmada f

2. clap (applause):

clap

aplauso m

to give sb a clap

aplaudir a alguien

3. clap (noise):

clap

ruido m

a clap of thunder

un trueno

I.flap [flæp] -pp- -pp- VB trans

flap

batir

flap (shake)

sacudir

II.flap [flæp] -pp- -pp- VB intr

1. flap:

flap wings

aletear

flap sails

gualdrapear

flap flag

ondear

2. flap inf (become nervous):

flap

agitarse

don't flap!

¡con calma!

III.flap [flæp] -pp- -pp- N

1. flap:

flap of cloth

faldón m

flap of skin

colgajo m

flap of pocket, envelope

solapa f

flap of table

hoja f

2. flap AVIAT:

flap

flap m

3. flap (of wing):

flap

aleteo m

4. flap inf (panic):

to get in a flap

ponerse nervioso

I.lapse [læps] N

1. lapse no pl (period):

lapse

lapso m

2. lapse (failure):

lapse

lapsus m inv

lapse of judgement

desacierto m

lapse of memory

lapsus de memoria

II.lapse [læps] VB intr

1. lapse (deteriorate):

lapse

deteriorarse

2. lapse (end):

lapse

terminar

lapse contract

vencer

lapse subscription

caducar

3. lapse (revert to):

to lapse into sth

reincidir en algo

to lapse into one's native dialect

recurrir al dialecto nativo

to lapse into silence

quedar(se) en silencio

I.alarm [əˈlɑ:m, Am -ˈlɑ:rm] N

1. alarm no pl (worry):

alarm

alarma f

to cause sb alarm

alarmar a alguien

2. alarm (warning):

alarm

alarma f

fire alarm

alarma contra incendios

burglar alarm

dispositivo m antirrobo

a false alarm

una falsa alarma

to give the alarm

dar la (voz de) alarma

to give the alarm a. fig

alertar

3. alarm (clock):

alarm

reloj m despertador

II.alarm [əˈlɑ:m, Am -ˈlɑ:rm] VB trans

alarm

alarmar

to be alarmed

estar alarmado

I.gala [ˈgɑ:lə, Am ˈgeɪ-] N

1. gala (special public entertainment):

gala

gala f

2. gala Brit (sports competition):

gala

competición f

II.gala [ˈgɑ:lə, Am ˈgeɪ-] ADJ (festive)

gala

de gala

gala night

noche f de gala

slap VB

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slap (put carelessly or brusquely) trans

estampar

slap (put carelessly or brusquely) trans

plantar