petarda in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for petarda in the English»Spanish Dictionary

petard [Am pəˈtɑrd, Brit pɪˈtɑːd] N

to be hoist with one's own petard he was hoist with his own petard

le salió el tiro por la culata

I.fire-retardant [Am ˈfaɪ(ə)rəˌtɑrd(ə)nt, Brit ˈfʌɪərɪˌtɑːd(ə)nt] ADJ

fire-retardant

retardante de la llama

fire-retardant

retardante m ingnífugo

II.fire-retardant [Am ˈfaɪ(ə)rəˌtɑrd(ə)nt, Brit ˈfʌɪərɪˌtɑːd(ə)nt] N

fire-retardant

retardante m de la llama

fire-retardant

retardante

fire-retardant

m ignífugo

I.flame retardant [ˈfleɪmrɪˌtɑːrdənt, ˈfleɪmrɪˌtɑːdənt] N U or C

1. flame retardant (chemical):

flame retardant

ignífugo m

2. flame retardant (device, construction):

flame retardant

barrera f contra las llamas

II.flame-retardant ADJ

flame-retardant

de combustión lenta

I.retarded [Am rəˈtɑrdəd, Brit rɪˈtɑːdɪd] ADJ dated or offens

retarded

retrasado dated or offens

he is mentally retarded

es (un) retrasado mental

II.retarded [Am rəˈtɑrdəd, Brit rɪˈtɑːdɪd] N npl

the retarded dated or offens

los retrasados (mentales) dated or offens

I.retard VB trans [Am rɪˈtɑrd, Brit rɪˈtɑːd]

retard growth

retardar

retard progress

retrasar

II.retard N [Am ˈriˌtɑrd, Brit ˈriːtɑːd] offens

retard

tarado m / tarada f dated or offens

petal [Am ˈpɛdl, Brit ˈpɛt(ə)l] N

petal

pétalo m

I.bastard [Am ˈbæstərd, Brit ˈbɑːstəd, ˈbastəd] N

1. bastard arch or pej (illegitimate child):

bastard

bastardo m / bastarda f

bastard

guacho m / guacha f CSur inf, pej

2.1. bastard inf (despicable male):

bastard

cabrón m inf or vulgar sl

bastard

hijo m de puta vulg sl

2.2. bastard inf Brit (person):

bastard

tipo m inf

the poor bastard!

¡pobre desgraciado!

2.3. bastard inf Brit (nasty, difficult thing):

this oven's a bastard (of a thing) to clean

limpiar este horno es muy jodido vulg sl

this oven's a bastard (of a thing) to clean

limpiar este horno es un coñazo Spain vulg sl

this oven's a bastard (of a thing) to clean

limpiar este horno es una chinga Mex vulg sl

II.bastard [Am ˈbæstərd, Brit ˈbɑːstəd, ˈbastəd] ADJ attr

1. bastard (illegitimate):

bastard child/son

bastardo

bastard child/son

guacho CSur inf, pej

2. bastard (of mixed origin):

bastard breed

híbrido

3. bastard TECH:

bastard size/thread

de tamaño no estándar

stardom [Am ˈstɑrdəm, Brit ˈstɑːdəm] N U

stardom

estrellato m

to rise to stardom

alcanzar el estrellato

the role that brought her stardom

el papel que la lanzó al estrellato

tardily [Am ˈtɑrd(ə)li, Brit ˈtɑːdɪli] ADV form or liter

1. tardily (belatedly):

tardily

con retraso

tardily

tardíamente

forgive me for replying so tardily to your last letter

perdone la tardanza en contestar a su última carta

2. tardily (sluggishly):

tardily

con lentitud

tardily

lentamente

tardy <tardier tardiest> [Am ˈtɑrdi, Brit ˈtɑːdi] ADJ form or liter

1. tardy (belated):

tardy

tardío

2. tardy (slow):

tardy

lento

3. tardy (late) Am:

I am/was tardy

voy a llegar/llegué tarde

petarda in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for petarda in the English»Spanish Dictionary

petard [peˈtɑ:d, Am pɪˈtɑ:rd] N

he was hoist with his own petard prov

le salió el tiro por la culata

petal [ˈpetl, Am ˈpet̬l] N

1. petal BOT:

petal

pétalo m

2. petal Brit inf (term of endearment):

petal

cariño m

retard [rɪˈtɑ:d, Am -ˈtɑ:rd] VB trans form

retard growth, development

retardar

retard journey

retrasar

mentally retarded person

retrasado(-a) m (f) mental

tardy <-ier, -iest> [ˈtɑ:di, Am ˈtɑ:r-] ADJ liter

tardy

tardío, -a

tardy (sluggish)

lento, -a

mustard [ˈmʌstəd, Am -tɚd] N no pl

mustard

mostaza f

stardom [ˈstɑ:dəm, Am ˈstɑ:r-] N no pl

stardom

estrellato m

stardom

estelaridad f Chile

dietary [ˈdaɪətəri, Am ˈdaɪəter-] ADJ

dietary food

dietético, -a

dietary habit

de alimentación

custard [ˈkʌstəd, Am -tɚd] N no pl

custard

≈ natillas f pl

leotard [ˈli:ətɑ:d, Am -tɑ:rd] N

leotard

malla f

bastard [ˈbɑ:stəd, Am ˈbæstɚd] N

1. bastard arch or pej (child):

bastard

bastardo(-a) m (f) arch or pej

2. bastard vulg:

bastard

cabrón(-ona) m (f) vulg