ski pole in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for ski pole in the English»Spanish Dictionary

ski pole

bastón m (de esquí)

ski pole or Brit stick

bastón m (de esquí)

Translations for ski pole in the Spanish»English Dictionary

bastón

ski pole

Translations for ski pole in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.pole¹ [Am poʊl, Brit pəʊl] N

1. pole:

pole (fixed support)

poste m

pole (flagpole)

mástil m

pole (tent pole)

palo m

pole (tent pole)

mástil m

pole (in fire station)

barra f (de descenso)

telegraph pole

poste m telegráfico

to be up the pole Brit inf

estar chiflado inf

to be up the pole Brit inf

estar mochales Spain inf

they're driving me up the pole!

¡me están enloqueciendo!

they're driving me up the pole!

¡me están sacando de quicio!

2. pole:

ski pole

bastón m (de esquí)

3. pole (for vaulting):

pole

garrocha f

pole

pértiga f Spain

4. pole (for barge, punt):

pole

pértiga f

II.pole¹ [Am poʊl, Brit pəʊl] VB trans

pole punt/barge:

pole

impulsar (con la pértiga)

I.ski [Am ski, Brit skiː] N

ski SPORTS

esquí m

ski AVIAT

esquí m

ski boots

botas fpl de esquiar

ski suit

traje m de esquiar

ski mountaineering

esquí m de travesía or de montaña

ski pants or Brit trousers

pantalones mpl de esquí

ski pants or Brit trousers

pantalones mpl fuseau

ski pass

pase m de esquí

ski pass

forfait m Spain

ski pole or Brit stick

bastón m (de esquí)

II.ski [Am ski, Brit skiː] VB intr

ski

esquiar

to go skiing

ir a esquiar

we skied all the way down the mountain

bajamos la montaña esquiando

Pole [Am poʊl, Brit pəʊl] N

Pole

polaco m / polaca f

pole² [Am poʊl, Brit pəʊl] N

1. pole GEOG:

pole

polo m

the North/South Pole

el Polo Norte/Sur

to be poles apart

ser polos opuestos

2. pole PHYS:

pole

polo m

ski pole in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for ski pole in the English»Spanish Dictionary

ski pole N

ski pole

palo m de esquí

Translations for ski pole in the Spanish»English Dictionary

bastón (para esquiar)

ski pole

Translations for ski pole in the English»Spanish Dictionary

Pole¹ [pəʊl, Am poʊl] N (person)

Pole

polaco(-a) m (f)

Pole² [pəʊl, Am poʊl] N GEO

the North/South Pole

el polo norte/sur

pole¹ [pəʊl, Am poʊl] N

pole

palo m

electricity pole

poste m de electricidad

flag pole

asta f de bandera

fishing pole

caña f de pescar

telegraph pole

poste m telegráfico

Phrases:

to not touch sth with a barge pole

no querer ver algo ni de lejos

to be up the pole Brit

estar como una cabra inf

pole² [pəʊl, Am poʊl] N

1. pole GEO, ELEC:

pole

polo m

the magnetic poles GEO

los polos magnéticos

the minus/positive pole

el polo negativo/positivo

2. pole fig:

to be poles apart

ser polos opuestos

political poles

extremos m pl políticos

I.ski [ski:] N

ski

esquí m

on skis

con esquís

II.ski [ski:] VB intr

ski

esquiar

to ski down the slope

bajar la pista esquiando

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

These included a series of fibreglass ski poles, which were relatively new at the time, and a new ski binding design.

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These are ski poles with small skis on the end.

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Many of the mallets are homemade from the shaft of a ski pole with a piece of plumbing pipe affixed to the end.

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In teaching skiers with cerebral palsy, instructors are encouraged to delay the introduction ski poles as skiers may overgrip them.

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The plate has a slot to allow rotation with a ski pole.

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Skiers then preferably hang on to their ski poles, supported by their arms.

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That's when the third suspect, a youth tasked with "standing six" (keeping a lookout), hit him several times with a ski pole, court heard.

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You can also add a rear ladder and insert a ski pole when you want to take a break from fishing.

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But it is easy to climb up with just boots and ski poles on the south side of the mountain in the summer.

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Some prefer to place a ski pole or a ski up from the cave out through the roof or side wall.

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