tent pole in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for tent pole in the English»Spanish Dictionary

tent pole N

tent pole

palo m

Translations for tent pole in the Spanish»English Dictionary

palo

tent pole

Translations for tent pole in the English»Spanish Dictionary

tent [Am tɛnt, Brit tɛnt] N

tent

tienda f (de campaña)

tent

carpa f LatAm

tent

tolda f Col

Pole [Am poʊl, Brit pəʊl] N

Pole

polaco m / polaca f

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)

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

tent pole in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for tent pole in the English»Spanish Dictionary

tent pole N

tent pole

mástil m de tienda

Translations for tent pole in the English»Spanish Dictionary

tent [tent] N

tent

tienda f de campaña

tent

carpa f LatAm

tent (in circus)

carpa

pole¹ [poʊl] N

pole

palo m

power pole

poste m de electricidad

flagpole

asta f de bandera

fishing pole

caña f de pescar

telephone pole

poste m de teléfonos

Phrases:

to not touch sth with a 10-foot pole

no querer ver algo ni de lejos

pole² [poʊl] N

1. pole GEO, ELEC:

pole

polo m

the magnetic poles GEO

los polos magnéticos

the negative/positive pole

el polo negativo/positivo

2. pole fig:

pole

bando m

to be poles apart

ser polos opuestos

political poles

extremos m pl políticos

Pole¹ [poʊl] N (person)

Pole

polaco(-a) m (f)

Pole² [poʊl] N GEO

the North/South Pole

el Polo Norte/Sur

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

These tent pole missions felt more important thanks to the additional urgency of set pieces like these.

www.ibtimes.co.uk

This year for example, most of our tent pole films are three weeks.

deadline.com

Our poor maid picked up a tent pole and, despite her terror, managed to shoo the bull away.

www.dailymail.co.uk

A lot of the studios have been challenged because of the downturn, so they've been betting on bigger, tent pole kinds of things.

www.glamourmagazine.co.uk

And yet he's not the kind of guy you would go to build summer tent pole movie around necessarily.

www.npr.org

I can't really think of any tent pole scripts that clearly fit that rule.

deadline.com

Aja said he wanted to create a tent pole-sized live action franchise.

en.wikipedia.org

Suddenly, the idea of "being watched" became a tent pole for her naughtiest desires.

observer.com

If you think about search in 2006 and then social as another tent pole, we've evolved into a full-service agency very much with strong ideas.

www.adweek.com

He got so angry he shoved a tent pole and almost knocked it over.

www.dailymail.co.uk