púlt in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for púlt in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.pelt¹ [Am pɛlt, Brit pɛlt] VB trans

to pelt sb with insults/questions

acribillar a alguien a insultos/a preguntas

to pelt sb with tomatoes

lanzarle or tirarle tomates a alguien

to pelt sb with stones

apedrear a alguien

II.pelt¹ [Am pɛlt, Brit pɛlt] VB intr inf

1. pelt (rush, race):

we pelted up the road in the car

íbamos a toda máquina por la carretera

we pelted up the road in the car

íbamos como un bólido por la carretera inf

she pelted after the thief

salió disparada tras el ladrón

she pelted after the thief

salió a todo correr tras el ladrón

she pelted after the thief

salió como un bólido tras el ladrón inf

2. pelt (fall heavily):

it was pelting with rain

llovía a cántaros or a mares

we drove on through the pelting rain

seguimos adelante bajo el aguacero or chaparrón

the hail was pelting down

estaba granizando fuertísimo

pelt² N

1. pelt:

pelt (animal skin)

piel f

pelt (stripped)

cuero m

2. pelt (pace) esp Brit inf:

at full pelt

a toda máquina

at full pelt

a todo lo que da inf

silver gilt N

silver gilt

plata f dorada

salt tablet N

salt tablet

pastilla f de sal

salt shaker [Am ˈsɔlt ʃeɪkər, Brit ˈsɔːlt ˌʃeɪkə] N

salt shaker

salero m

shelter belt N

shelter belt

cinturón m de protección (de cultivos)

salt-free [Am ˌsɔltˈfri, Brit ˈsɔːltfriː] ADJ

salt-free

sin sal

salt meadow N Am

salt meadow

marisma f

salt meadow

terreno m sabroleño

salt marsh N

salt marsh

marisma f

salt marsh

terreno m salobreño

salt flats N npl

salt flats

salinas fpl

púlt in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for púlt in the English»Spanish Dictionary

pelt¹ [pelt] N

pelt (animal skin)

pellejo m

pelt (fur)

piel f

I.pelt² [pelt] N

at full pelt

a todo correr

II.pelt² [pelt] VB trans (throw)

pelt

lanzar

to pelt sb with stones

tirar piedras a alguien

III.pelt² [pelt] VB intr

1. pelt impers (rain heavily):

pelt

llover a cántaros

2. pelt (run, hurry):

pelt

apresurarse

to pelt after sb

salir disparado tras alguien

I.halt [hɒlt, Am hɔ:lt] N no pl

1. halt (standstill, stoppage):

halt

parada f

to bring sth/sb to a halt

detener algo/a alguien

to call a halt to sth

poner coto a algo

to come to a halt

pararse

2. halt (interruption):

halt

interrupción f

3. halt RAIL:

halt

apeadero m

II.halt [hɒlt, Am hɔ:lt] VB trans

halt (bring to a permanent stop)

parar

halt (bring to a temporary stop)

interrumpir

III.halt [hɒlt, Am hɔ:lt] VB intr

halt (stop permanently)

parar

halt (stop temporarily)

interrumpirse

IV.halt [hɒlt, Am hɔ:lt] INTERJ

halt!

¡alto!

I.bolt [bəʊlt, Am boʊlt] VB intr

bolt

huir

II.bolt [bəʊlt, Am boʊlt] VB trans

1. bolt FOOD:

bolt

engullir

2. bolt (lock):

bolt

echar el pestillo a

3. bolt (fix):

bolt

atornillar

III.bolt [bəʊlt, Am boʊlt] N

1. bolt on a door:

bolt

pestillo m

2. bolt (screw):

bolt

tornillo m

3. bolt of lightning:

bolt

rayo m

4. bolt (roll):

bolt of cloth

rollo m

5. bolt (arrow):

bolt

flecha f

Phrases:

to make a bolt for it

fugarse

a bolt from the blue

un acontecimiento inesperado

IV.bolt [bəʊlt, Am boʊlt] ADV

bolt upright

rígido

bolt upright

derecho

salt shaker N Am, Aus

salt shaker

salero m

hilt [hɪlt] N

hilt (of a weapon):

hilt

empuñadura f

Phrases:

(up) to the hilt

totalmente

(up) to the hilt

hasta el cuello inf

to be mortgaged up to the hilt

estar completamente hipotecado

to support sb to the hilt

apoyar a alguien incondicionalmente

salt water N no pl

1. salt water (sea water):

salt water

agua f de mar

2. salt water (water with salt):

salt water

agua f salada

suspender belt N Brit, Aus

suspender belt

liguero m

suspender belt

portaligas m inv LatAm

SALT [sɔ:lt] N

SALT abbreviation of Strategic Arms Limitation Talks

SALT

Conversaciones f pl para la limitación de armas estratégicas

gilt-edged [ˌgɪltˈedʒd] ADJ

gilt-edged securities, stocks:

gilt-edged

de máxima garantía