tea chest in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for tea chest in the English»Spanish Dictionary

tea chest N

tea chest

caja f de embalaje (utilizada en mudanzas)

Translations for tea chest in the English»Spanish Dictionary

chest [Am tʃɛst, Brit tʃɛst] N

1. chest ANAT:

chest

pecho m

to have a weak chest

tener problemas respiratorios

to get sth off one's chest

desahogarse contando/confesando algo

to play or keep one's cards close to one's chest

no soltar prenda inf

chest pains

dolores mpl de pecho

chest specialist

especialista mf de las vías respiratorias

2. chest (box):

chest

arcón m

3.1. chest Am (treasury):

chest

tesorería f

3.2. chest Am (funds):

chest

fondos mpl

tea [Am ti, Brit tiː] N

1.1. tea U (drink):

tea

té m

a cup of tea

una taza de té

a pot of tea

una tetera de té

tea with milk

té con leche

1.2. tea C (cup of tea) Brit:

two teas, please

dos tés, por favor

1.3. tea U (leaves):

tea

té m

China/Indian tea

té chino/indio

not for all the tea in China dated

ni por todo el oro del mundo

1.4. tea (plant):

tea U

té m

tea attr plantation/grower

de té

2.1. tea C or U:

tea (meal) (in the afternoon)

té m

tea (meal) (in the afternoon)

merienda f

tea (meal) (in the afternoon)

onces fpl And

to have tea

tomar el té

to have tea

merendar

to have tea

tomar onces And

2.2. tea C or U:

tea (meal) (evening) Brit

cena f

tea (meal) (evening) Brit

comida f LatAm

to have tea

cenar

to have tea

comer LatAm

3. tea U or C (infusion):

herb tea

infusión f (de hierbas)

herb tea

tisana f

herb tea

agua f (con artículo masculino en el singular) AmC And

herb tea

té m de yuyos Peru RioPl

4. tea U (marijuana) Am:

tea sl, dated

hierba f sl

tea sl, dated

maría f sl

tea chest in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for tea chest in the English»Spanish Dictionary

tea chest N

tea chest

caja f de embalaje

Translations for tea chest in the English»Spanish Dictionary

chest [tʃest] N

1. chest (human torso):

chest

pecho m

chest pains

dolores m pl pectorales

to fold one's arms across one's chest

cruzarse de brazos

2. chest (breasts):

chest

senos m pl

3. chest (trunk):

chest

baúl m

chest

petaca f LatAm

medicine chest

botiquín m

Phrases:

to get sth off one's chest

desahogarse confesando algo

tea [ti:] N

1. tea no pl (plant, drink):

tea

té m

a cup of tea

una taza de té

strong/weak tea

té fuerte/flojo

camomile tea

infusión f de manzanilla

2. tea:

tea Brit (afternoon meal)

merienda f

tea Aus (evening meal)

cena f

Phrases:

not for all the tea in China

ni por todo el oro del mundo

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The conventional tea chest is a case with riveted metal edges, of approximate size 500x500x750 millimetres.

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He took up guitar using an instrument that was specially made for him from a tea chest.

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Many an entrepreneur was reared in a tea chest.

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Indeed, video footage showed tea chests, which were reported to have been on board.

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A police officer then told how he had found the torso in a tea chest, which was then displayed, complete with blood stains.

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This image reveals a ladder leading to the forecastle deck, a stern compass, tea chests and even an intact toilet.

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The larger varieties were known as tea chests.

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When my dad eventually came home, he shipped a whole tea chest of this kind of stuff home -- seals, tablets, bits of pottery.

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Tea chests were one-trip affairs, so they were generally sold for non-food use.

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Or perhaps even a tea chest, or some kind of sturdy naval trunk.

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