lopov in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for lopov in the English»Spanish Dictionary

logon [Am ˈlɔɡˌɑn, Brit ˈlɒɡɒn] N

logon → login

See also login

login [Am ˈlɔɡˌɪn, ˈlɑɡˌɪn, Brit ˈlɒɡɪn] N

login

acceso m

login

entrada f (al sistema)

login name

nombre m de acceso or de entrada (al sistema)

popover [Am ˈpɑpˌoʊvər, Brit ˈpɒpəʊvə] N Am

popover

popover m

lope [Am loʊp, Brit ləʊp] VB intr

lope wolf/dog:

lope

trotar

he loped along behind her

la seguía corriendo a paso largo

I.slop <pres part slopping; pt, pp slopped> [Am slɑp, Brit slɒp] VB intr inf

1. slop (spill):

slop

derramarse

slop

volcarse

the water slopped out onto the floor

el agua se derramó por el suelo

2. slop (splash):

to slop around or about person:

chapotear

to slop around or about water:

agitarse haciendo ruido

3. slop (slouch):

to slop around or about

andar or deambular por ahí

II.slop <pres part slopping; pt, pp slopped> [Am slɑp, Brit slɒp] VB trans

1. slop (spill):

slop inf

derramar

slop inf

volcar

2. slop (pour):

slop

echar

III.slop [Am slɑp, Brit slɒp] N

1. slop (disgusting food):

slop inf, pej

bazofia f

slop inf, pej

porquería f

2. slop inf (sentimental rubbish):

slop

sensiblería f

3.1. slop <slops, pl > (waste liquid):

slop

líquido de desecho

3.2. slop <slops, pl > Brit (excrement):

to empty out the slops (in prison)

vaciar el orinal

I.slope [Am sloʊp, Brit sləʊp] N

1.1. slope C (sloping ground):

slope

cuesta f

slope

pendiente f

slope

gradiente f LatAm

a steep/gentle slope

una cuesta empinada/poco pronunciada

the slippery slope gambling set her on the slippery slope to ruin

el juego fue su perdición

they are on the slippery slope to bankruptcy

van camino de la bancarrota

1.2. slope C (of mountain):

slope

ladera f

slope

falda f

1.3. slope C (for skiing):

slope

pista f de esquí

slope

cancha f de esquí CSur

2. slope C or U (incline, angle):

slope

pendiente f

slope

inclinación f

holding a rifle at the slope Brit

con el rifle al hombro

3. slope (Chinese person) Am:

slope sl, offens

chino m / china f

slope sl, offens

chale mf Mex inf, offens

slope sl, offens

canaca mf Chil Peru inf, offens

II.slope [Am sloʊp, Brit sləʊp] VB intr

her handwriting slopes backward/forward

tiene la letra inclinada hacia atrás/adelante

the ground slopes away on either side of the road

hay una pendiente a ambos lados de la carretera

the road begins to slope downward

el camino empieza a descender

III.slope [Am sloʊp, Brit sləʊp] VB trans

slope road:

slope

construir en declive

slope arms! Brit MIL

¡armas al hombro!

I.flop <pres part flopping; pt, pp flopped> [Am flɑp, Brit flɒp] VB intr

1.1. flop (fall, move slackly) + adv compl:

she flopped down into a chair

se dejó caer en un sillón

he flopped down exhausted onto the bed

se desplomó en la cama muerto de cansancio

her head flopped forward as she fell asleep

dio una cabezada al quedarse dormida

the fish was flopping about

el pez daba coletazos

1.2. flop (sleep) Am:

flop inf

dormir

flop inf

apolillar RioPl inf

2. flop (fail) inf:

flop play/film/show:

fracasar estrepitosamente

II.flop [Am flɑp, Brit flɒp] N

1. flop (sound, movement):

flop no pl

golpetazo m

flop no pl

golpe m seco

2. flop (failure):

flop inf

fracaso m

III.flop [Am flɑp, Brit flɒp] ADV

the book fell flop on the floor

el libro dio un golpetazo or golpe seco al caer al suelo

to go flop project/campaign: inf

fracasar

to go flop project/campaign: inf

malograrse

I.plop [Am plɑp, Brit plɒp] N

plop

plaf m

II.plop <pres part plopping; pt, pp plopped> [Am plɑp, Brit plɒp] VB intr inf

to plop into/onto sth

hacer plaf al caer en/sobre algo

III.plop <pres part plopping; pt, pp plopped> [Am plɑp, Brit plɒp] VB trans inf

plop

dejar caer

she plopped it in the water

lo dejó caer en el agua

he plopped himself down in the armchair

se dejó caer en el sillón

I.flip-flop [Am ˈflɪp flɑp, Brit ˈflɪpflɒp] N

1. flip-flop (noise):

flip-flop

chancleteo m

2. flip-flop (in gymnastics):

flip-flop

voltereta f hacia atrás

3. flip-flop (reversal of policy) Am:

flip-flop inf

giro m de 180 grados

flip-flop inf

viraje m de 180 grados

to do a flip-flop

dar un giro or viraje de 180 grados

4. flip-flop:

flip-flop COMPUT, ELECTRON

flip-flop m

5. flip-flop Brit → thong

II.flip-flop <pres part flip-flopping; pt, pp flip-flopped> [Am ˈflɪp flɑp, Brit ˈflɪpflɒp] VB intr

1. flip-flop (make noise):

flip-flop

chancletear

2. flip-flop (in gymnastics):

flip-flop

dar una voltereta hacia atrás

3. flip-flop (reverse policy) Am:

flip-flop inf

dar un viraje de 180 grados

See also thong

thong [Am θɔŋ, Brit θɒŋ] N

1. thong (leather strip):

thong

correa f

2. thong (of whip):

thong

tralla f

3. thong (sandal):

thong Am

chancla f

thong Am

chancleta f

thong Am

ojota f CSur

I.slop out VB [Am slɑp -, Brit slɒp -] (v + adv) Brit

slop out

vaciar el recipiente que el preso usa como retrete en su celda

slope off VB [Am sloʊp -, Brit sləʊp -] esp Brit (v + adv) inf

slope off

escabullirse

slope off

darse el bote Spain sl

slope off

tomárselas RioPl sl

lopov in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for lopov in the English»Spanish Dictionary

logon [ˈlɔg·ɔn] N

logon → login

See also login

login [ˈlɔg·ɪn] N comput

login

inicio m de sesión

lope [loʊp] VB intr

lope person, animal:

lope

andar con paso largo

I.slope [sloʊp] N

slope

inclinación f

slope (up)

cuesta f

slope (down)

declive m

slope for skiing

pista f

II.slope [sloʊp] VB intr

slope

inclinarse

to slope down

descender

to slope down

bajar

to slope up

ascender

to slope up

subir

III.slope [sloʊp] VB trans

slope

inclinar

I.slop <-pp-> [slap] N

1. slop inf (watery food):

slop

aguachirle f

2. slop pl (waste liquid):

slop

líquido m de desecho

II.slop <-pp-> [slap] VB intr inf

slop

derramarse

to slop about [or around]

salpicarlo todo

III.slop <-pp-> [slap] VB trans inf

slop

derramar

I.plop [plap] N

plop

plaf m

to fall with a plop

caerse haciendo plaf

II.plop <-pp-> [plap] VB intr (fall)

to plop into a chair/onto the bed

dejarse caer sobre la silla/la cama

I.flop <-pp-> [flap] VB intr

1. flop (fall):

flop

dejarse caer

2. flop inf (fail):

flop

fracasar

II.flop <-pp-> [flap] N inf (failure)

flop

fracaso m

elope [ɪ·ˈloʊp] VB intr

elope

fugarse (para casarse en secreto)

flip-flop [ˈflɪp·flap] N

flip-flop

chancla f

ski slope N

ski slope

pista f de esquí

belly flop N inf

belly flop

panzazo m