krattad in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for krattad in the English»Spanish Dictionary

rattan [Am rəˈtæn, Brit rəˈtan] N

1. rattan U (plant, material):

rattan

rota f

rattan

ratán m

2. rattan C (walking-stick):

rattan

roten m

I.rattle [Am ˈrædl, Brit ˈrat(ə)l] N

1. rattle no pl:

rattle (noise)

ruido m

rattle (of train, carriage)

traqueteo m

there's a rattle somewhere in this car

algo está vibrando en el coche

the rattle of hailstones

el golpeteo or tamborileo del granizo

death rattle

estertor m de la muerte

2.1. rattle C (for baby):

rattle

sonajero m

rattle

sonaja f Mex

rattle

cascabel m Chil

2.2. rattle C Brit:

rattle, a. football rattle

carraca f

rattle, a. football rattle

matraca f

2.3. rattle C (on rattlesnake):

rattle

cascabel m

rattle

anillos mpl córneos spec

II.rattle [Am ˈrædl, Brit ˈrat(ə)l] VB intr

1. rattle:

rattle (make noise)

hacer ruido

rattle (vibrate)

vibrar

I heard a key rattle in the lock

oí el ruido de una llave en la cerradura

the chain rattled in the wind

el viento hacía sonar la cadena

something in this car rattles

hay algo en el coche que está haciendo ruido or vibrando

your door's rattling

tu puerta vibra

the hail rattled on the plastic

el granizo golpeteaba en or repiqueteaba sobre el plástico

he started rattling at the door

empezó a sacudir la puerta

2. rattle (move) + adv compl:

the carriage rattled over the cobblestones

el carruaje traqueteaba por el empedrado

there's something rattling around in the back

hay algo suelto allí atrás

III.rattle [Am ˈrædl, Brit ˈrat(ə)l] VB trans

1. rattle (make rattle):

rattle

hacer sonar

he was rattling coins in a box

agitaba una caja haciendo sonar las monedas que había dentro

the ghost rattled its chains

el fantasma sacudía sus cadenas

he started furiously rattling pots and pans

empezó, furioso, a hacer ruido con los cacharros

he rattled the door until I opened it

sacudió la puerta hasta que le abrí

2. rattle (worry, scare):

rattle inf

poner nervioso

to get sb rattled

poner nervioso a alguien

to get sb rattled

hacerle perder la calma a alguien

I.attack [Am əˈtæk, Brit əˈtak] N

1.1. attack C or U (physical, verbal):

attack

ataque m

to launch an attack

lanzar un ataque

terrorist attacks

atentados mpl terroristas

a three-pronged attack

un ataque en tres frentes

attack is the best form of defense

el ataque es la mejor defensa

attack on/against sth/sb

ataque a / contra algo/alguien

to come/be under attack

ser atacado

traditional values are under attack

los valores tradicionales se ven amenazados

to return to the attack

volver a la carga

to go over to the attack

pasar al ataque

the division had left itself open to attack from the rear

la retaguardia de la división había quedado al descubierto

this policy leaves them open to attack from the opposition

esta política los expone a los ataques de la oposición

1.2. attack C MED:

attack

ataque m

asthma/panic attack

ataque m de asma/pánico

heart attack

infarto m

heart attack

ataque m cardíaco or al corazón

she had or suffered an attack

le dio un ataque

he's suffered several attacks of malaria

ha tenido malaria varias veces

an anxiety attack

un ataque de ansiedad

2. attack U or C (part of team) Brit SPORTS:

attack

delantera f

II.attack [Am əˈtæk, Brit əˈtak] VB trans

1.1. attack:

attack army/target/government/policy

atacar

attack person

atacar

attack person

agredir

I felt I was being attacked

me sentí agredida

1.2. attack rust/disease (harm):

attack

atacar

2.1. attack (begin enthusiastically):

attack food

atacar

attack task

acometer

2.2. attack (deal with):

attack problem/poverty

combatir

III.attack [Am əˈtæk, Brit əˈtak] VB intr MIL SPORTS

1. attack:

attack

atacar

2. attack <attacking, pres part >:

attack forces

de ataque

attack strategy

ofensivo

attack strategy

de ataque

the team plays good attacking football

el equipo tiene un buen juego ofensivo

I.prattle [Am ˈprædl, Brit ˈprat(ə)l] VB intr

prattle adult:

cotorrear inf

prattle adult:

chacharear inf

prattle child:

balbucear

he prattled on endlessly about his problems

estuvo horas dale que te dale hablando de sus problemas inf

II.prattle [Am ˈprædl, Brit ˈprat(ə)l] N U

prattle (of adult)

cháchara f inf

prattle (of child)

balbuceo m

prattle (of child)

parloteo m inf

I.attain [Am əˈteɪn, Brit əˈteɪn] VB trans form

attain position

alcanzar

attain position

lograr

attain position

conseguir

attain goal

alcanzar

attain goal

lograr

attain ambition

realizar

attain ambition

lograr

attain happiness

conquistar

attain age

llegar a

attain age

alcanzar

II.attain [Am əˈteɪn, Brit əˈteɪn] VB intr

to attain to sth

alcanzar algo

to attain to perfection

alcanzar la perfección

I.attach [Am əˈtætʃ, Brit əˈtatʃ] VB trans

1.1. attach:

attach (fasten)

sujetar

attach (tie)

atar

attach (tie)

amarrar LatAm excl RioPl

attach (stick)

pegar

attach (to letter, document)

adjuntar

attach (to letter, document)

acompañar

to attach sth (to sth) he attached a name tag to the case

le puso una etiqueta a la maleta

a bouquet with a message attached

un ramo de flores acompañado de un mensaje

it is attached to the wall with screws

está sujeto a la pared con tornillos

a sports center with a restaurant attached

un centro deportivo con un restaurante anexo

please fill in the attached form

sírvase rellenar el formulario adjunto or que se adjunta or que se acompaña

please find attached a photocopy …

le adjunto una fotocopia …

we attached ourselves to a group of tourists

nos unimos a un grupo de turistas

we attached ourselves to a group of tourists

nos pegamos a un grupo de turistas inf

1.2. attach (assign) usu pass:

to be attached to sth

estar adscrito a algo

a lecturer attached to the physics department

un profesor adscrito al departamento de física

1.3. attach (attribute):

to attach sth to sth he attached no importance to it

no le dio or concedió ninguna importancia

1.4. attach (in email):

attach

adjuntar

2. attach LAW:

attach property/salary

embargar

II.attach [Am əˈtætʃ, Brit əˈtatʃ] VB intr form

to attach to sb/sth no blame attaches to her decision to resign

su decisión de dimitir no implica ningún tipo de culpabilidad

the responsibilities attaching to the post

las responsabilidades que lleva consigo or que conlleva el puesto

muskrat <pl muskrats or muskrat> [Am ˈməˌskræt, Brit ˈmʌskrat] N

1. muskrat C (animal):

muskrat

almizclera f

muskrat

rata f almizclada

2. muskrat U Am → musquash

See also musquash

musquash [Am ˈməˌskwɑʃ, ˈməˌskwɔʃ, Brit ˈmʌskwɒʃ] N

1. musquash U FASHION:

musquash

piel f de almizclera

musquash

piel f de rata almizclada

2. musquash → muskrat

regatta [Am rəˈɡædə, rəˈɡɑdə, Brit rɪˈɡatə] N

regatta

regata f

dratted [Am ˈdrædəd, Brit ˈdratɪd] ADJ attr

dratted

dichoso inf

¿where are my dratted specs?

dónde están mis dichosas gafas?

rattle off VB [Am ˈrædl -, Brit ˈrat(ə)l -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

rattle off names/list:

rattle off

recitar

rattle off

decir de un tirón

krattad in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for krattad in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.rattle [ˈrætl, Am ˈræt̬-] N

1. rattle no pl (noise):

rattle

ruido m

rattle of carriage

traqueteo m

2. rattle (for baby):

rattle

sonajero m

rattle

cascabel m LatAm

II.rattle [ˈrætl, Am ˈræt̬-] VB intr

rattle

hacer ruido

rattle carriage

traquetear

III.rattle [ˈrætl, Am ˈræt̬-] VB trans

1. rattle (making noise):

rattle

hacer sonar

2. rattle:

rattle (make nervous)

poner nervioso, -a

rattle (shock)

desconcertar

I.attack [əˈtæk] N

attack

ataque m

to be on the attack

emprender una ofensiva

to come under attack

ser atacado

II.attack [əˈtæk] VB trans

1. attack (use violence):

attack

atacar

attack

cachorrear Col

2. attack (tackle):

attack problem

afrontar

3. attack (eat greedily):

attack

devorar

III.attack [əˈtæk] VB intr

attack

atacar

I.attach [əˈtætʃ] VB trans

1. attach (fix):

attach

fijar

attach label

pegar

to attach sth to sth

fijar [o pegar] una cosa a otra

2. attach (connect):

attach

ligar

3. attach COMPUT:

attach

adjuntar

4. attach (join):

attach

unir

to attach oneself to sb

unirse a alguien

5. attach (assign):

attach

destinar

to be attached to sth

estar destinado a algo

6. attach (associate):

attach

vincular

to attach importance to sth

dar importancia a algo

II.attach [əˈtætʃ] VB intr form

attach

acompañar

no blame attaches to you

tú no tienes ninguna culpa

I.prattle [ˈprætl, Am ˈpræt̬-] VB intr pej

prattle

parlotear

prattle child

balbucear

II.prattle [ˈprætl, Am ˈpræt̬-] N no pl pej

prattle

parloteo m

prattle child

balbuceo m

kamikaze attack N

kamikaze attack

ataque m kamikaze

wattage [ˈwɒtɪdʒ, Am ˈwɑ:t̬ɪdʒ] N no pl ELEC

wattage

vataje m

attain [əˈteɪn] VB trans form

attain

alcanzar

attain independence

lograr

to attain one's majority LAW

alcanzar la mayoría de edad

lightning attack N

lightning attack

ataque m relámpago

muskrat [ˈmʌskræt] N

muskrat

almizclera f

muskrat

rata f almizclada

attaché case N

attaché case

cartera f

attaché case

maletín m

attaché case

portafolio m LatAm