stoking in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for stoking in the English»Spanish Dictionary

stoke [Am stoʊk, Brit stəʊk] VB trans

1. stoke fire/furnace:

stoke (with coal)

echarle carbón a

stoke (with firewood)

echarle leña a

2. stoke:

stoke hatred

avivar

stoke hatred

alimentar

stoke tensions

agudizar

I.stoke up VB [Am stoʊk -, Brit stəʊk -] (v + adv + o, v + o + adv)

stoke up (with coal)

echarle carbón a

stoke up fire/furnace (with firewood)

echarle leña a

stoke up hatred

avivar

stoke up hatred

alimentar

stoke up tensions

agudizar

II.stoke up VB [Am stoʊk -, Brit stəʊk -] (v + adv) inf

stoke up! you won't be eating again for a while!

llénate bien, que va a pasar un buen rato antes de que vuelvas a comer

she's stoking up for the long walk

está haciendo acopio de energías para la larga caminata hum

Translations for stoking in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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alimentar caldera

to stoke

stoking in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for stoking in the English»Spanish Dictionary

stoke [stəʊk, Am stoʊk] VB trans

stoke fire

atizar

stoke furnace

echar carbón [o leña] a

stoke fig

avivar

Translations for stoking in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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ceba

stoking

alimentación (de un horno, una caldera)

stoking

avivar (fuego)

to stoke

alimentar (horno, caldera)

to stoke

cebar

to stoke (up)

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

He has a character flaw of stoking up expectations to a preposterous level.

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The legend had been stoking anticipation in the town for weeks and it was lift-off from here on.

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Of course, that might just be sales talk: stoking paranoia to boost company profits.

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He had first been employed at the gardens as a stove boy (stoking stoves to warm the greenhouses) in 1822.

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And he did it without making undeliverable promises, stoking culture wars or demonising immigrants.

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Its earliest use was for idols, ornaments and jewellery, using natural beeswax for patterns, clay for the moulds and manually operated bellows for stoking furnaces.

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