pierced in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for pierced in the English»Spanish Dictionary

pierce [Am pɪrs, Brit pɪəs] VB trans

1. pierce:

pierce (make a hole in)

agujerear

pierce (make a hole in)

perforar

pierce (go through)

atravesar

pierce the lid

haga un agujero en or agujeree la tapa

shells that can pierce four-inch armor

proyectiles que pueden atravesar un blindaje de cuatro pulgadas

a nail had pierced the tire

un clavo había pinchado el neumático

the rib pierced his lung

la costilla le perforó el pulmón

to pierce a hole in sth

hacer un agujero en algo

to pierce a hole in sth

agujerear algo

she's had her ears pierced

se ha hecho hacer agujeros en las orejas

2. pierce sound/light liter:

pierce

rasgar liter

it pierced him to the heart

le traspasó el corazón

Translations for pierced in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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agujereado (agujereada)

pierced

hacerse agujeros en las orejas

to have one's ears pierced

hacerse un piercing en la lengua

to have one's tongue pierced

perforar costilla/bala:

to pierce

perforarse la nariz/las orejas

to have one's nose/ears pierced

agujerear orejas

to pierce

traspasar bala/espada:

to pierce

la bala le traspasó el pulmón

the bullet pierced his lung

la pena le traspasó el corazón

his heart was pierced with sorrow liter

herir

to pierce

los rayos del sol herían su blanca piel

the sun's rays seemed to pierce his pale skin liter

(penetrar en algo) la bala penetró en el pulmón izquierdo

the bullet pierced his left lung

pierced in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for pierced in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.pierce [pɪəs, Am pɪrs] VB trans (perforate)

pierce

perforar

to pierce a hole in sth

agujerear algo

to have one's ears pierced

agujerearse las orejas

II.pierce [pɪəs, Am pɪrs] VB intr (drill)

to pierce into sth

penetrar en algo

to pierce through sth

atravesar algo

Translations for pierced in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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taladrar

to pierce

agujerear (orejas)

to pierce

perforar (oreja)

to pierce

traspasar (penetrar, perforar)

to pierce

calar

to pierce

atravesar algo con una aguja

to pierce sth with a needle

picar

to pierce

pierced Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to pierce a hole in sth

agujerear algo

to have one's ears pierced

agujerearse las orejas

to pierce into sth

penetrar en algo

to pierce through sth

atravesar algo

to pierce sth with a needle

atravesar algo con una aguja

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The large armlet of pierced gold ("opus interrasile") showed traces of hematite on the reverse side, which probably would have been used as a type of jeweller's rouge.

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This database is used to support an octagonal brick tower with a height of 12.65 meters, consisting of three parts pierced twin arc miter windows.

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Suddenly, the unearthly quiet was pierced by a monkey's fierce roar, a blood-curdling howl that can be heard for 20 miles.

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The sky will become icy and void, pierced by the feeble light of half-dead stars.

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The walls themselves were also pierced with loopholes.

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Pierced by rows of identical windows repeated across the entire development, the faades are expected to be effectively self-cleaning and immune to fading.

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Were you there when they pierced him in the side?

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It is pierced on either side near the ends by two gabled dormer windows.

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They can be pierced and threaded onto necklaces or made into other forms of jewellery.

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Lastly, the head is pierced with a hole to hang them.

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