også in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for også in the English»Spanish Dictionary

ogle [Am ˈoʊɡəl, Brit ˈəʊɡ(ə)l] VB trans

ogle

comerse con los ojos

togs [tɒɡz] N npl inf

togs

ropa f

exercise/swimming togs

ropa de gimnasia/de baño

clever clogs N Brit inf

clever clogs → clever dick

See also clever dick

clever dick, clever Dick N Brit inf

clever dick

sabelotodo mf

clever dick

sabihondo m / sabihonda f

ogre [Am ˈoʊɡər, Brit ˈəʊɡə] N

ogre

ogro m

she's such an ogre

¡es un ogro! inf

hog-tie [ˈhɔɡˌtaɪ], hogtie VB trans <hog-ties hog-tying hog-tied> Am

1. hog-tie (bind):

hog-tie

atar de pies y manos

2. hog-tie (render helpless):

hog-tie

atar de pies y manos

I.fog [Am fɔɡ, fɑɡ, Brit fɒɡ] N U or C

1. fog METEO:

fog

niebla f

to be in a fog I'm still in a fog about what he meant

sigo sin entender lo que quiso decir

since he was fired, he's been walking around in a fog Am

desde que lo despidieron anda como un zombi or como atontado

2. fog PHOTO:

fog

velo m

II.fog <pres part fogging; pt, pp fogged> [Am fɔɡ, fɑɡ, Brit fɒɡ] VB trans

1. fog (mist over):

fog mirror/glass/window

empañar

2. fog PHOTO:

fog film/print

velar

III.fog <pres part fogging; pt, pp fogged> [Am fɔɡ, fɑɡ, Brit fɒɡ] VB intr

1. fog glasses/mirror:

fog, a. fog up, fog over

empañarse

2. fog print/film:

fog

velarse

I.slog [Am slɑɡ, Brit slɒɡ] N inf no pl

1. slog (struggle, toil):

it was a long slog up the hill

subir la cuesta fue un gran esfuerzo or nos (or les etc.) costó mucho

we've got a long slog ahead of us

tenemos un largo y arduo camino por delante

2. slog (blow):

slog

golpe m

he gave the ball a hard slog

bateó (or pateó etc.) la pelota con fuerza

II.slog <pres part slogging; pt, pp slogged> [Am slɑɡ, Brit slɒɡ] VB intr

slog

caminar trabajosamente

we slogged up the hill

subimos la colina con dificultad or con gran esfuerzo

III.slog <pres part slogging; pt, pp slogged> [Am slɑɡ, Brit slɒɡ] VB trans

slog

golpear

to slog it out (fight to the end)

luchar hasta el final

to slog it out (fight)

pelear a puñetazos

they were slogging it out on the street

estaban peleando a puñetazos en la calle

they're slogging it out for control of the market

están luchando todo lo que pueden por conseguir el control del mercado

I.jog <pres part jogging; pt, pp jogged> [Am dʒɑɡ, Brit dʒɒɡ] VB trans

she jogged his elbow just as …

le dio en el codo justo cuando …

stop jogging the table!

¡deja de mover or sacudir la mesa!

he jogged the cup out of my hand

me empujó y me hizo tirar la taza

to jog sb's memory

refrescarle la memoria a alguien

II.jog <pres part jogging; pt, pp jogged> [Am dʒɑɡ, Brit dʒɒɡ] VB intr

1.1. jog (run):

jog

correr

1.2. jog (for exercise, enjoyment):

jog

hacer footing

jog

hacer jogging

jog

correr

jog

trotar

to go jogging

salir a hacer footing or jogging

to go jogging

salir a correr or a trotar

1.3. jog (progress slowly):

to jog along

ir avanzando sin prisas

to jog along

ir avanzando sin apuro LatAm

2. jog (jolt, jerk):

the bicycle jogged along the road

la bicicleta iba dando tumbos por el camino

the needle jogged out of its groove

la aguja saltó del surco

III.jog [Am dʒɑɡ, Brit dʒɒɡ] N

1.1. jog no pl (for exercise, enjoyment):

to go for a jog

salir a correr or a trotar or a hacer footing or jogging

1.2. jog no pl (pace):

jog

trote m

she set off at a jog

salió trotando or al trote

2. jog (nudge):

she gave his arm a jog

le sacudió el brazo

she gave his arm a jog

le dio en el brazo

the film gave his memory a jog

la película le refrescó la memoria

3. jog (in direction) Am:

the road makes a jog to the left

el camino de pronto tuerce a la izquierda

I.clog [Am klɑɡ, klɔɡ, Brit klɒɡ] N

clog

zueco m

II.clog <pres part clogging; pt, pp clogged> [Am klɑɡ, klɔɡ, Brit klɒɡ] VB trans

clog pipe/sink/filter

obstruir

clog pipe/sink/filter

atascar

clog wheels

atascar

III.clog <pres part clogging; pt, pp clogged> [Am klɑɡ, klɔɡ, Brit klɒɡ] VB intr

clog pipe:

obstruirse

clog pipe:

atascarse

clog wheel:

atascarse

I.snog¹ <pres part snogging; pt, pp snogged> [Am snɑɡ, Brit snɒɡ] VB intr Brit inf

snog

besuquearse

snog

darse el lote Spain inf

snog

pegarse el lote Spain inf

snog

chapar RioPl inf

snog

fajar Mex inf

snog

atracar Chil inf

II.snog¹ [Am snɑɡ, Brit snɒɡ] VB trans

snog

besuquear

snog

darse el lote con Spain inf

snog

pegarse el lote con Spain inf

snog

atracar con Chil inf

også in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for også in the English»Spanish Dictionary

ogle [ˈəʊgl, Am ˈoʊ-] VB trans

to ogle sb

comerse a alguien con los ojos

clever clogs N, clever dick N Brit

clever clogs

sabelotodo mf

ogre [ˈəʊgəʳ, Am ˈoʊgɚ] N

ogre

ogro m

I.snog [snɒg, Am snɑ:g] Brit -gg- VB intr inf

snog

morrearse

II.snog [snɒg, Am snɑ:g] Brit -gg- VB trans inf

snog

morrear

III.snog [snɒg, Am snɑ:g] Brit -gg- N inf

snog

morreo m

to have a snog

morrearse

I.jog [dʒɒg, Am dʒɑ:g] -gg- -gg- N no pl

1. jog (run):

jog

trote m

to go for a jog

hacer footing

2. jog (knock):

jog

golpe m

to give sth a jog

empujar algo

Phrases:

to give sb's memory a jog

refrescar la memoria a alguien

II.jog [dʒɒg, Am dʒɑ:g] -gg- -gg- VB intr

jog

correr

III.jog [dʒɒg, Am dʒɑ:g] -gg- -gg- VB trans

jog

empujar

to jog sb's elbow

dar a alguien en el codo

Phrases:

to jog sb's memory

refrescar la memoria de alguien

I.clog [klɒg, Am klɑ:g] -gg- -gg- N

clog

zueco m

clog

zueca f

II.clog [klɒg, Am klɑ:g] -gg- -gg- VB intr

clog

atascarse

III.clog [klɒg, Am klɑ:g] -gg- -gg- VB trans

clog

atascar

I.log¹ [lɒg, Am lɑ:g] -gg- -gg- N

1. log (tree trunk):

log

tronco m

2. log (firewood):

log

leño m

Phrases:

to sleep like a log

dormir como un tronco

II.log¹ [lɒg, Am lɑ:g] -gg- -gg- VB trans

log

talar

III.log¹ [lɒg, Am lɑ:g] -gg- -gg- VB intr

log

talar árboles

I.slog [slɒg, Am slɑ:g] inf -gg- -gg- N no pl

slog

esfuerzo m

II.slog [slɒg, Am slɑ:g] inf -gg- -gg- VB intr (walk)

slog

caminar con gran esfuerzo

III.slog [slɒg, Am slɑ:g] inf -gg- -gg- VB trans (hit)

slog

golpear

I.hog [hɒg, Am hɑ:g] -gg- N

1. hog Am (pig):

hog

puerco m

hog

chancho m AmS

2. hog inf (person):

hog

egoísta mf

Phrases:

to live high on the hog

vivir como un rajá

to go (the) whole hog

no quedarse a medio camino

II.hog [hɒg, Am hɑ:g] -gg- VB trans inf (keep for oneself)

hog

acaparar

hog food

devorar

to hog sb/sth (all to oneself)

acaparar a alguien/algo (para uno mismo)

I.dog [dɒg, Am dɑ:g] -gg- N

dog (animal):

dog

perro(-a) m (f)

hunting dog

perro de caza

pet dog

perro mascota

the (dirty) dog! inf

¡el muy canalla!

Phrases:

a dog's breakfast inf

un revoltijo

he hasn't a dog's chance inf

no tiene la más remota posibilidad

every dog has its day prov

a cada uno le llega su momento de gloria

to be done up like a dog's dinner

estar hecho un adefesio

to lead a dog's life

llevar una vida de perros

to be a dog in the manger

ser como el perro del hortelano

to give a dog a bad name Brit prov

por un perro que maté, mataperros me llamaron prov

to go to the dogs

ir de capa caída

to put on the dog

darse pisto

II.dog [dɒg, Am dɑ:g] -gg- VB trans (pursue)

dog

seguir

dog fig

acosar