pristáť in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for pristáť in the English»Spanish Dictionary

pristine [Am ˈprɪsˌtin, prɪˈstin, Brit ˈprɪstiːn, ˈprɪstʌɪn] ADJ form, liter

1. pristine (perfect, unspoiled):

pristine whiteness

inmaculado

pristine whiteness

impoluto liter

pristine whiteness

prístino liter

in pristine condition

en perfecto or impecable estado

2. pristine (original):

pristine

prístino liter

open prison N

open prison

cárcel f en régimen abierto

prison [Am ˈprɪzən, Brit ˈprɪz(ə)n] N

1. prison C (jail):

prison

prisión f

prison

cárcel f

she's in prison

está presa

she's in prison

está en la cárcel

he was sent to prison for …

lo encarcelaron or lo metieron preso por …

her accomplice went to prison for five years

su cómplice fue condenado a cinco años de prisión

he was released from prison

fue puesto en libertad

he was released from prison

fue excarcelado form

he was released from prison attr system/reform

carcelario

he was released from prison attr system/reform

penitenciario

he was released from prison yard

de la prisión

prison guard or Brit warder

guardia mf

prison guard or Brit warder

celador m / celadora f

prison population

reclusos mpl

prison population

población f penitenciaria

prison staff

personal m penitenciario

prison visitor

visitante mf de la cárcel

2. prison U (imprisonment):

prison

prisión f

prison

cárcel f

after 15 years of prison

después de 15 años de prisión or de cárcel

attr prison sentence or term

pena f de prisión

prison governor N Brit

prison governor

director m (de una cárcel) / directora f (de una cárcel)

prison camp N

prison camp

campo m de prisioneros

prison cell N

prison cell

celda f

prison riot N

prison riot

motín m en la cárcel

prissy <prissier prissiest> [Am ˈprɪsi, Brit ˈprɪsi] ADJ inf

prissy

remilgado

prissy

repipi Spain inf

prise [Am praɪz, Brit prʌɪz] VB trans Brit

prise → prize

See also prize², prize¹

prize², prise Brit [Am praɪz, Brit prʌɪz] VB trans

to prize sth from/out of sth/sb she managed to prize the knife from his grasp

logró arrancarle el cuchillo de la mano

to prize information out of sb

sonsacarle or arrancarle información a alguien

he prized the lid off the crate

le arrancó la tapa a la caja haciendo palanca

he prized the shell open with a knife

abrió la concha con un cuchillo

I.prize¹ [Am praɪz, Brit prʌɪz] N

1.1. prize (award):

prize

premio m

the first prize goes to Chris

el primer premio se lo lleva or lo ha ganado Chris

he won the Nobel Prize

ganó or le dieron el Premio Nobel

1.2. prize (in lottery, competition):

prize

premio m

she won first prize in the lottery

(se) sacó or ganó or le tocó el primer premio or el gordo en la lotería

no prizes for guessing where he comes from

adivina de dónde es iron

attr prize draw or Am drawing

sorteo m

2. prize (ship):

prize

presa f

II.prize¹ [Am praɪz, Brit prʌɪz] ADJ attr

prize bull/essay:

prize

premiado

he's a prize idiot inf

es un idiota de marca mayor

a prize blunder

un error garrafal or de antología

III.prize¹ [Am praɪz, Brit prʌɪz] VB trans (value)

prize

valorar (mucho)

prize

tener en gran estima

a prized possession

un bien muy preciado

prism [Am ˈprɪzəm, Brit ˈprɪz(ə)m] N

prism

prisma m

pristáť in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for pristáť in the English»Spanish Dictionary

pristine [ˈprɪs·tin] ADJ form

pristine

prístino, -a

prison [ˈprɪz·ən] N

prison

prisión f

to go to prison

ir a la cárcel

to put sb in prison

encarcelar a alguien

prison camp N

prison camp

campo m de prisioneros

prism [ˈprɪz·əm] N

prism

prisma m

prison yard N

prison yard

patio m de la cárcel

prison cell N

prison cell

celda f

prison riot N

prison riot

motín m carcelero

I.Christ [kraɪst] N

Christ

Cristo m

II.Christ [kraɪst] INTERJ sl

Christ

¡Dios!

Christ

¡joder! vulg

for Christ's sake

¡por amor de Dios!

I.tzarist [ˈzar·ɪst] ADJ

tzarist

zarista

II.tzarist [ˈzar·ɪst] N

tzarist

zarista mf

I.bristle [ˈbrɪs·əl] N

bristle of an animal

cerda f

bristle on the face

barba

bristle of a brush

cerda f

II.bristle [ˈbrɪs·əl] VB intr

1. bristle fur, hair:

bristle

erizarse

bristle

ponerse de punta

2. bristle fig:

to bristle with anger

enfurecerse