racecar in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for racecar in the English»Spanish Dictionary

racecard [Am ˈreɪskɑrd, Brit ˈreɪskɑːd] N

racecard

programa m de carreras

sidecar [Am ˈsaɪdˌkɑr, Brit ˈsʌɪdkɑː] N

sidecar

sidecar m

racer [Am ˈreɪsər, Brit ˈreɪsə] N

1. racer (bicycle):

racer

bicicleta f de carrera(s)

2. racer:

racer (animal)

corredor m / corredora f

racer (horse)

caballo m de carrera

racer (horse)

caballo m de carreras

racer (dog)

perro m de carrera

racer (dog)

perro m de carreras

raceway [Am ˈreɪsˌweɪ, Brit ˈreɪsweɪ] N Am

1. raceway (channel):

raceway (for water)

canal m

raceway (for cables)

tubería f de servicio

2. raceway (racecourse):

raceway (for horses)

pista f de carreras

raceway (for cars)

autódromo m

raceway (for cars)

circuito m de carreras

raceway (for cars)

circuito m automovilístico

I.brace [Am breɪs, Brit breɪs] N

1. brace (support):

brace

abrazadera f

2.1. brace DENT:

brace

→ 4.2

2.2. brace MED:

brace

aparato m ortopédico

3. brace (drill):

brace

berbiquí m

brace and bit

berbiquí y barrena

4.1. brace <braces, pl > Brit FASHION:

brace

tirantes mpl

brace

cargaderas fpl Col

brace

tiradores mpl RioPl

brace

suspensores mpl Chil

4.2. brace <braces, pl > DENT:

brace

aparato(s) m(pl)

brace

brackets mpl

brace

frenos mpl

brace

fierros mpl Mex Peru

brace

frenillos mpl LatAm

5. brace <pl brace> (pair):

brace Brit

par m

they took home two brace of pheasant

cobraron dos pares de faisanes

6. brace TYPO:

brace

llave f

brace

corchete m redondo

II.brace [Am breɪs, Brit breɪs] VB trans

1.1. brace (support):

brace

apuntalar

1.2. brace (place firmly):

brace hand/foot

afirmar

brace hand/foot

apoyar

2. brace DENT:

he had his teeth braced

le pusieron aparatos or frenos (en los dientes)

he had his teeth braced

le pusieron fierros (en los dientes) Mex Peru

he had his teeth braced

le pusieron frenillos (en los dientes) Chil

III.brace [Am breɪs, Brit breɪs] VB refl

to brace oneself for sth

prepararse para algo

brace yourself, John won the prize

agárrate, John se ganó el premio inf

IV.brace [Am breɪs, Brit breɪs] VB intr Am

brace

prepararse

to brace for sth

prepararse para algo

I.embrace [Am əmˈbreɪs, Brit ɪmˈbreɪs, ɛmˈbreɪs] VB trans

1. embrace (hug):

embrace

abrazar

I ran to embrace her

corrí a estrecharla en or entre mis brazos or a abrazarla

2. embrace:

embrace offer/opportunity/proposal

aceptar

embrace idea/principle

abrazar

embrace lifestyle/religion

adoptar

embrace lifestyle/religion

abrazar

3. embrace (include):

embrace range/elements

abarcar

embrace range/elements

comprender

a coalition embracing members of six parties

una coalición integrada por miembros de seis partidos políticos

II.embrace [Am əmˈbreɪs, Brit ɪmˈbreɪs, ɛmˈbreɪs] VB intr

embrace couple:

embrace

abrazarse

III.embrace [Am əmˈbreɪs, Brit ɪmˈbreɪs, ɛmˈbreɪs] N

embrace

abrazo m

they held each other in a warm/fond/passionate embrace

se estrecharon or se fundieron en un cálido/cariñoso/apasionado abrazo

I.terrace [Am ˈtɛrəs, Brit ˈtɛrəs] N

1. terrace (patio):

terrace

terraza f

2. terrace (balcony):

terrace Am

terraza f

3. terrace (on hillside):

terrace

terraza f

terrace

bancal m

4. terrace (row of houses):

terrace Brit

hilera de casas adosadas

5. terrace <terraces, pl > Brit SPORTS:

terrace

gradas fpl

terrace

tribunas fpl CSur

II.terrace [Am ˈtɛrəs, Brit ˈtɛrəs] VB trans

terrace hillside:

terrace

construir terrazas en

terrace

construir bancales en

I.grace [Am ɡreɪs, Brit ɡreɪs] N

1. grace U (elegance):

grace (of movement)

gracia f

grace (of movement)

garbo m

grace (of movement)

gracilidad f liter

grace (of expression)

elegancia f

grace (of form)

elegancia f

grace (of form)

armonía f

2.1. grace U (courtesy):

grace

cortesía f

grace

gentileza f

you might at least have the grace to say you're sorry

podrías por lo menos tener la cortesía or la gentileza de disculparte

2.2. grace U (good nature):

to do sth with (a) good/bad grace

hacer algo de buen talante/a regañadientes

in good grace Am

con la conciencia tranquila

2.3. grace C (good quality):

her saving grace is her sense of humor

lo que la salva es que tiene sentido del humor

social graces

modales mpl

she has no social graces

no sabe cómo comportarse

she has no social graces

no tiene modales or roce

to be in sb's good graces

estar en buenas relaciones con alguien

3.1. grace REL U (mercy):

grace

gracia f

by the grace of God …

gracias a Dios …

there, but for the grace of God, go I

le podría pasar a cualquiera

to be in a state of grace

estar en estado de gracia

to fall from grace (lose favor)

caer en desgracia

to fall from grace REL

perder la gracia divina

3.2. grace REL U (prayer):

to say grace (before a meal)

bendecir la mesa

to say grace (after a meal)

dar las gracias por la comida

4. grace U (respite):

grace

gracia f

16 days' grace , 16 days of grace Brit LAW

16 días de gracia

5. grace C (as title):

his Grace the Archbishop of York

Su Eminencia el Arzobispo de York

their Graces the Duke and Duchess

Sus Excelencias, el duque y la duquesa

Your Grace (to duke etc)

Excelencia

Your Grace (to bishop)

Ilustrísima

6. grace C MYTH:

the three Graces

las tres Gracias

II.grace [Am ɡreɪs, Brit ɡreɪs] VB trans liter

grace

adornar

she graced the event with her presence

honró el acto con su presencia

how kind of you to grace us with your presence! iron

¡qué amabilidad la tuya en dignarte acompañarnos! iron

I.trace¹ [Am treɪs, Brit treɪs] N

1.1. trace C or U (indication):

trace

señal f

trace

indicio m

trace

rastro m

there was no trace or there were no traces of a struggle

no había señales or indicios or rastros de que hubiera habido una pelea

traces of the old way of life

vestigios mpl or rastros del antiguo modo de vida

they can't find any trace of my letter

no encuentran mi carta por ninguna parte

to disappear without (a) trace

desaparecer sin dejar rastro

I detected a trace of a smile on his face

advertí el esbozo de una sonrisa en su rostro

1.2. trace C (small amount):

they found traces of poison in the food

encontraron rastros de veneno en la comida

remove all traces of make-up

límpiese sin dejar residuos de maquillaje

without a trace of resentment

sin un asomo de resentimiento

there was a trace of sadness in his voice

había un dejo de tristeza en su voz

2.1. trace C COMPUT:

trace

traza f

2.2. trace C (drawn by instrument):

trace

trazo m

3. trace (path, track):

trace Am

sendero m

trace Am

camino m

II.trace¹ [Am treɪs, Brit treɪs] VB trans

1.1. trace (chart):

the book traces the events leading up to the crisis

el libro detalla el desarrollo de los acontecimientos que desembocaron en la crisis

the documentary traces the history of the organization

el documental examina or analiza paso a paso la historia de la organización

1.2. trace (find):

trace criminal/witness/missing person

localizar

trace criminal/witness/missing person

ubicar LatAm

they can't trace my application form

no encuentran mi solicitud

I can't trace any reference to it

no encuentro ninguna mención de ello

1.3. trace (follow):

trace

seguirle la pista a

trace

seguirle el rastro a

trace

rastrear

they traced him to a hotel in Birmingham

le siguieron la pista or el rastro hasta dar con él en un hotel en Birmingham

1.4. trace (find origin of):

I can trace my family back to the 17th century

los orígenes de mi familia se remontan al siglo XVII

his family traces its descent from the Huguenots

su familia desciende de los hugonotes

they traced the information (back) to the embassy

descubrieron que la información provenía de la embajada or se había originado en la embajada

to trace a call

averiguar de dónde proviene una llamada

they traced the call to a public telephone

averiguaron que la llamada provenía de un teléfono público

2.1. trace (on tracing paper):

trace

calcar

2.2. trace (draw):

trace line/outline

trazar

she traced (out) a plan of the town in the sand

hizo or dibujó un plano de la ciudad en la arena

e-card [Am ˈikɑrd, Brit ˈiːkɑːd] N

e-card

tarjeta f electrónica

racecar in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for racecar in the English»Spanish Dictionary

sidecar [ˈsaɪdkɑ:ʳ, Am -kɑ:r] N

sidecar

sidecar m

racer [ˈreɪsəʳ, Am -ɚ] N

1. racer (person):

racer

corredor(a) m (f)

2. racer (bicycle):

racer

bicicleta f de carreras

I.terrace [ˈterəs] N

1. terrace a. AGR:

terrace

terraza f

2. terrace pl Brit SPORTS:

terrace

gradas f pl

3. terrace Brit, Aus (row of houses):

terrace

hilera f de casas adosadas

II.terrace [ˈterəs] VB trans

terrace

formar terrazas en

III.terrace [ˈterəs] ADJ

terrace

en terrazas

I.embrace [ɪmˈbreɪs, Am em-] VB trans

1. embrace (hug):

embrace

abrazar

2. embrace (accept):

embrace offer

aceptar

embrace ideas, religion

adoptar

3. embrace (include):

embrace

abarcar

II.embrace [ɪmˈbreɪs, Am em-] VB intr

embrace

abrazarse

III.embrace [ɪmˈbreɪs, Am em-] N

embrace

abrazo m

I.grace [greɪs] N

1. grace no pl (movement):

grace

elegancia f

grace

gracia f

2. grace no pl (elegant proportions):

grace

elegancia f

3. grace no pl REL:

grace

gracia f

divine grace

gracia divina

by the grace of God

por la gracia de Dios

to be in a state of grace

estar en estado de buena esperanza

the year of grace form

el año de gracia

4. grace (favour):

grace

favor m

to be in/get into sb's good graces

congraciarse con alguien

to fall from grace

caer en desgracia

5. grace no pl (politeness):

grace

cortesía f

to do sth with good/bad grace

hacer algo de buen grado/a regañadientes

to have the (good) grace to do sth

tener la cortesía de hacer algo

6. grace (prayer):

grace

bendición f (de la mesa)

to say grace

bendecir la mesa

7. grace (leeway):

grace

demora f

8. grace (Highness):

Your/His/Her Grace

su Excelencia

9. grace (sister goddesses):

the Graces

las Gracias

II.grace [greɪs] VB trans

1. grace (honour):

grace

honrar

2. grace (make beautiful):

grace

embellecer

I.trace² [treɪs] N

1. trace (sign):

trace

rastro m

to leave a trace of sth

dejar indicios de algo

to disappear without trace

desaparecer sin dejar rastro

2. trace (slight amount):

trace

pizca f

traces of a drug/poison

pequeñas cantidades de droga/veneno

without any trace of sarcasm/humour

sin nada de sarcasmo/humor

II.trace² [treɪs] VB trans

1. trace (locate):

trace

localizar

to trace sb to somewhere

localizar a alguien en algún sitio

it can be traced back to the Middle Ages

se remonta a la Edad Media

2. trace (draw outline of):

trace

trazar

trace with tracing paper

calcar

I.brace [breɪs] VB trans

1. brace (prepare):

to brace oneself for sth

prepararse para algo

2. brace (support):

brace wall

reforzar

II.brace [breɪs] N

1. brace (for teeth):

brace

aparato(s) m (pl)

2. brace (for the back):

brace

aparato m ortopédico

3. brace pl Aus, Brit (suspenders):

brace

tirantes m pl

brace

tiradores m pl RioPl

4. brace pl Am (callipers):

brace

corrector m

retrace [ri:ˈtreɪs] VB trans

retrace

repasar

to retrace one's steps

volver sobre sus pasos

tracer [ˈtreɪsəʳ, Am -ɚ] N MIL

tracer

bala m trazadora

embrace VB

User Entry

embrace (cause, ideas) trans

acoger

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

They have been giving me the best racecars all year long.

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Some late model racecar series use crate motors many of which are made by independent firms.

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Players can drive through the city using racecars, scooters, taxicabs, and trucks.

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He came in 33rd place in that race due to an ill handling racecar.

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Such magnetoelastic torque sensors are generally used for in-vehicle applications on racecars, automobiles, aircraft, and hovercraft.

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Later, investment in developing racecars for motorsports produced returns through sales generated by the association of the name of the automobile with the winners.

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Although the event features many groups of different types of racecars, it does not strictly place entrants in their most appropriate groups.

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Its purpose is to provide an event in which historic racecars can compete.

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This ensures that drivers all have similarly powered racecars.

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But give up being a racecar driver?

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