pirates in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for pirates in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.pirate [Am ˈpaɪrət, Brit ˈpʌɪrət] N

1. pirate (at sea):

pirate

pirata mf

pirate attr flag/ship/raid

pirata adj inv

2. pirate (of book, tape):

pirate

pirata mf

pirate attr tape/video/copy

pirata adj inv

3. pirate (in broadcasting) attr:

pirate radio station

radio m pirata

pirate radio station

radio f pirata Spain CSur

pirate radio station

emisora f pirata

pirate radio station

estación f (de radio) pirata LatAm

II.pirate [Am ˈpaɪrət, Brit ˈpʌɪrət] VB trans

pirate book/tape/video:

pirate

piratear

a pirated copy

una copia pirata

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I'm going to dress up as a pirate

me voy a disfrazar de pirata

a miser's/pirate's hoard

el tesoro escondido de un avaro/pirata

Translations for pirates in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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pirata

pirate attr

pirata casete/copia

pirate attr

pirata

pirate

pirata

pirate

videopirata

video pirate

radio pirata

pirate radio station

piratear

to pirate

los piratas eran los dueños de los mares

the pirates were masters of the high seas

se vistió de pirata

he dressed up as a pirate

pirates in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for pirates in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.pirate [ˈpaɪərət, Am ˈpaɪrət] N

pirate

pirata m

II.pirate [ˈpaɪərət, Am ˈpaɪrət] ADJ

pirate

pirata

pirate copy

copia f pirata

pirate video

vídeo m pirata

III.pirate [ˈpaɪərət, Am ˈpaɪrət] VB trans

pirate

piratear

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pirate radio station

emisora f pirata

pirate radio station

estación f pirata LatAm

Translations for pirates in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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pirata

pirate

pirata

pirate

emisora pirata

pirate radio station

reimpresión pirata

pirate copy

emisora clandestina

pirate station

radio pirata

pirate radio

estar vestido de pirata (disfrazado)

to be dressed as a pirate

pirates Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

pirate radio station

emisora f pirata

pirate radio station

estación f pirata LatAm

pirate copy

copia f pirata

pirate video

vídeo m pirata

to be dressed as a pirate

estar vestido de pirata (disfrazado)

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

To authenticate the banknotes, pirates use currency-counting machines, the same technology used at foreign exchange bureaus worldwide.

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Starker took control of the pirate vessel, captured the pirates, and collected a bounty on them.

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Adventurers, pirates and fortune hunters are coming in droves to pillage what they can from the city.

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Copyright holders typically attest the act of theft to be in the profits forgone to the pirates.

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The pirates, including the proposer, then vote on whether to accept this distribution.

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The pirates took the galleon's captain unawares while he played cards in his own cabin.

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When the ship had to be careened, pirates needed a safe haven on which to ground the ship.

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It follows the adventures of an immortal boy and his dog as they face pirates and other dangers from the high seas to the mountains.

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Their initial disposition towards the player is hostile, although like pirates they can be temporarily appeased through flattery.

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However, they were eventually forced to carry the plan out and no one was hurt (with the exception of the pirates).

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