opisy in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for opisy in the English»Spanish Dictionary

opium [Am ˈoʊpiəm, Brit ˈəʊpɪəm] N U

opium

opio m

the opium of the masses

el opio del pueblo

opium den N

opium den

fumadero m de opio

opium addict N

opium addict

opiómano m / opiómana f

opium poppy N

opium poppy

adormidera f

tropism [Am ˈtroʊˌpɪzəm, Brit ˈtrəʊpɪz(ə)m, ˈtrɒpɪz(ə)m] N

tropism

tropismo m

popish [Am ˈpoʊpɪʃ, Brit ˈpəʊpɪʃ] ADJ pej

popish

papista

opine [Am oʊˈpaɪn, Brit ə(ʊ)ˈpʌɪn] VB trans form

opine

opinar

that would be premature, he opined

—eso sería prematuro —opinó or terció

daisy <pl daisies> [Am ˈdeɪzi, Brit ˈdeɪzi] N

1. daisy (wild):

daisy

margarita f de los prados

daisy

maya f

as fresh as a daisy

tan fresco como una lechuga

to be pushing up (the) daisies inf, hum

estar criando malvas

2. daisy (cultivated):

daisy

margarita f

Michaelmas daisy N

Michaelmas daisy

áster m

noisy <noisier noisiest> [Am ˈnɔɪzi, Brit ˈnɔɪzi] ADJ

noisy machine/train

ruidoso

noisy machine/train

que hace mucho ruido

noisy office/street

ruidoso

noisy person/child/party

bullicioso

noisy meeting

acalorado

it's so noisy in here

aquí hay tanto ruido

they were very noisy in their opposition

se opusieron vehementemente

opisy in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for opisy in the English»Spanish Dictionary

opium [ˈəʊpiəm, Am ˈoʊ-] N no pl

opium

opio m

opium den N

opium den

fumadero m de opio

daisy <-ies> [ˈdeɪzi] N

daisy

margarita f

Phrases:

to fell as fresh as a daisy

sentirse tan fresco como una rosa

to push up (the) daisies inf

criar malvas

noisy <-ier, -iest> [ˈnɔɪzi] ADJ

1. noisy:

noisy

ruidoso, -a

noisy (very loud, unpleasant)

estrepitoso, -a

noisy protest

escandaloso, -a

to be noisy

ser ruidoso

2. noisy (full of loud, unpleasant noise):

noisy

bullicioso, -a

3. noisy ELEC:

noisy signal

acústico, -a

4. noisy fig (clothes):

noisy

llamativo, -a

I.piss [pɪs] vulg N no pl

piss

meada f

to have a piss

mear

to need a piss

tener ganas de mear

Phrases:

to take the piss (out of sb) Brit

cachondearse (de alguien)

II.piss [pɪs] vulg VB intr

1. piss (urinate):

piss

mear

2. piss Brit, Aus (rain):

piss

llover

it's pissing with rain

estar lloviendo a cántaros

III.piss [pɪs] vulg VB trans

to piss oneself laughing

mearse de risa

piss-up [ˈpɪsʌp] N Brit, Aus inf

piss-up

juerga f de borrachera

off-piste [ˌɒfˈpi:st, Am ˌɑ:f-] ADJ SPORTS

off-piste

fuera de pista

lapis lazuli [ˌlæpɪsˈlæzjʊli, Am -ˈlæzə-] N

1. lapis lazuli (blue gemstone):

lapis lazuli

lapislázuli m

2. lapis lazuli (blue colour):

lapis lazuli

azul m de ultramar

topic [ˈtɒpɪk, Am ˈtɑ:pɪk] N

topic

tema m

opine VB

User Entry

opine intr

opinar