LECTURE ROOM - Translation from English into Spanish

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

aula

lecture room

clase (en una universidad)

lecture room

¿en qué clase es la conferencia?

which room is the lecture in?

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. room [Am rum, rʊm, Brit ruːm, rʊm] N

1. room C:

room (in house, building)

habitación f

room (in house, building)

pieza f esp LatAm

room (bedroom)

habitación f

room (bedroom)

dormitorio m

room (bedroom)

cuarto m

room (bedroom)

pieza f esp LatAm

room (bedroom)

recámara f esp Mex

a two-/four-room house

una casa de dos/de cuatro habitaciones

a two-/four-room house

una casa de dos/de cuatro ambientes CSur

we'll hire a room for the meeting/reception

alquilaremos una sala para la reunión/recepción

single/double room

habitación individual/doble

the smallest room (in the house) euph, hum

el (cuarto de) baño

rooms to hire or for rent or Brit also to let

se alquilan habitaciones

room and board

pensión f completa

2. room U (space):

room

espacio m

room

lugar m

room

sitio m

there's room for one more

cabe uno más

there's room for one more

hay espacio or sitio or lugar para uno más

there's no room for anything else

no cabe nada más

there's no room for anything else

no hay sitio or lugar or espacio para nada más

they made room for me

me hicieron sitio

this table takes up too much room

esta mesa ocupa demasiado espacio or lugar

there's still room for improvement

todavía se puede mejorar

she's improved a lot — there was room!

ha mejorado mucho — ¡y buena falta le hacía!

there is no room for delay/error

uno no puede atrasarse/equivocarse

there is no room for delay/error

no hay ningún margen para retrasos/errores

I need room to breathe

necesito mi espacio vital

II. room [Am rum, rʊm, Brit ruːm, rʊm] VB intr

I'm rooming with another student

vivo con or comparto una habitación (or un apartamento etc.) con otro estudiante

Smith rooms alone

Smith tiene una habitación or un cuarto para él solo

cat² N

cat → catalog or catalogue

cat¹ [Am kæt, Brit kat] N

1.1. cat (domestic animal):

cat

gato m / gata f

has the cat got your tongue? inf

¿te comieron la lengua los ratones? inf

has the cat got your tongue? inf

¿te ha comido la lengua el gato? Spain

he thinks he's the cat's whiskers or pajamas

se cree el súmmum

look what the cat's brought or dragged in! inf

¡hombre, mira quién viene por aquí!

you look like something the cat dragged in

¡parece que vinieras de la guerra!

not to have a cat in hell's chance Brit inf

no tener la más mínima posibilidad

there's not enough or no room to swing a cat inf

no cabe ni un alfiler inf

to be like a cat on hot bricks or on a hot tin roof

estar sobre ascuas

to fight like cat and dog

andar como (el) perro y (el) gato

those two are like cat and dog

esos dos se llevan or están siempre como el perro y el gato

to grin like a Cheshire cat

sonreír de oreja a oreja

to let the cat out of the bag

descubrir el pastel

to let the cat out of the bag

levantar la liebre

to let the cat out of the bag

levantar la perdiz RioPl

to play cat and mouse (with sb)

jugar al gato y al ratón (con alguien)

to rain cats and dogs

llover a cántaros or a mares

to see which way the cat jumps

ver por dónde van los tiros

to set or put the cat among the pigeons

levantar un revuelo

when the cat's away the mice will play

cuando el gato duerme, bailan los ratones

a cat may look at a king

los ojos son para mirar

a cat may look at a king

con mirar no se desgasta

1.2. cat (lion, tiger):

cat

felino m

the big cats

los felinos mayores

2.1. cat (spiteful woman):

cat inf

arpía f

2.2. cat (guy) Am:

cat sl, dated

tipo m inf

3. cat inf → caterpillar

I. lecture [Am ˈlɛk(t)ʃər, Brit ˈlɛktʃə] N

1. lecture:

lecture (public address)

conferencia f

lecture (more informal)

charla f

lecture UNIV

clase f

to give a lecture

dar una conferencia

attr lecture hall

sala f de conferencias

lecture notes UNIV

apuntes mpl (de clase)

lecture notes (for public address)

notas fpl

2. lecture (talking-to):

lecture

sermón m

II. lecture [Am ˈlɛk(t)ʃər, Brit ˈlɛktʃə] VB intr UNIV

lecture

dar clase

lecture

dictar clase LatAm form

lecture

hacer clase Chil

to lecture on sth/to sb

dar una conferencia/clase sobre algo/ a alguien

to lecture in sth

dar clases de algo

to lecture in sth

hacer clases de algo Chil

to lecture in sth

dictar clases de algo LatAm form (en la universidad)

III. lecture [Am ˈlɛk(t)ʃər, Brit ˈlɛktʃə] VB trans (scold, reprove)

lecture

sermonear

lecture

darle un sermón a

in the PONS Dictionary

lecture room N UNIV

lecture room

sala f de conferencias

in the PONS Dictionary

I. room [ru:m] N

1. room in house:

room

habitación m

room

pieza f LatAm

room

ambiente m CSur

room and board

pensión f completa

2. room no pl (space):

room

espacio m

to make room for sb/sth

hacer sitio parar alguien/algo

there's no more room for anything else

ya no cabe nada más

room for improvement

posibilidad f de mejorar

there is no room for doubt

no cabe duda

II. room [ru:m] VB intr Am

to room with sb

compartir alojamiento con alguien

I. lecture [ˈlektʃəʳ, Am -tʃɚ] N a. UNIV

lecture

conferencia f

a lecture on sth

una conferencia acerca de algo

to give sb a lecture fig

sermonear a alguien

II. lecture [ˈlektʃəʳ, Am -tʃɚ] VB intr

lecture (give a lecture)

dar una conferencia

lecture (teach)

dar clases

III. lecture [ˈlektʃəʳ, Am -tʃɚ] VB trans

1. lecture:

lecture (give a lecture)

dar una conferencia a

lecture (teach)

dar clases a

2. lecture fig (criticize):

lecture

sermonear

in the PONS Dictionary

I. room [rum] N

1. room in house:

room

habitación m

room

pieza f LatAm

room

ambiente m CSur

room and board

pensión f completa

2. room (space):

room

espacio m

to make room for sb/sth

hacer sitio para alguien/algo

there's no more room for anything else

ya no cabe nada más

room for improvement

posibilidad f de mejorar

there is no room for doubt

no cabe duda

II. room [rum] VB intr

to room with sb

compartir alojamiento con alguien

I. lecture [ˈlek·tʃər] N a. UNIV

lecture

conferencia f

lecture

clase f

a lecture on sth

una conferencia acerca de algo

to give sb a lecture fig

sermonear a alguien

II. lecture [ˈlek·tʃər] VB intr

lecture (give a lecture)

dar una conferencia

lecture (teach)

dar clases

III. lecture [ˈlek·tʃər] VB trans

1. lecture:

lecture (give a lecture)

dar una conferencia a

lecture (teach)

dar clases a

2. lecture fig (criticize):

lecture

sermonear

Present

I	room
you	room
he/she/it	rooms
we	room
you	room
they	room

Past

I	roomed
you	roomed
he/she/it	roomed
we	roomed
you	roomed
they	roomed

Present Perfect

I	have	roomed
you	have	roomed
he/she/it	has	roomed
we	have	roomed
you	have	roomed
they	have	roomed

Past Perfect

I	had	roomed
you	had	roomed
he/she/it	had	roomed
we	had	roomed
you	had	roomed
they	had	roomed

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

Why it's enough to constipate a cat.

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Our ship was nothing but a mass of hides, from the cat-harpins to the water's edge, and from the jib-boom-end to the taffrail.

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Charlie, a 14-year-old domestic short-hair cat, was living as a stray before a woman adopted him, fed him and took him to the vets for surgery.

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The dog warns the cat to stay away from his bone angrily.

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Farm cat colonies can be subject to inbreeding, as a closed population may mate with one another's siblings, parents, or offspring.

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