venit in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for venit in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.vent¹ [Am vɛnt, Brit vɛnt] N

1. vent:

vent (in building, tunnel)

conducto m de ventilación

vent (in building, tunnel)

ventilación f

vent (in chimney, furnace)

tiro m

2. vent:

air vent (shaft)

respiradero m

air vent (grille)

rejilla f de ventilación

3. vent MOTOR:

vent

entrada f de aire

vent (in barrel)

válvula f de entrada de aire

4. vent:

vent (in volcano)

chimenea f

vent (in earth's crust)

fumarola f

to give vent to sth

dar rienda suelta a algo

he gave vent to his fury by smashing the bottle

dio rienda suelta a su ira or se desahogó rompiendo la botella

II.vent¹ [Am vɛnt, Brit vɛnt] VB trans

vent feelings/rage/frustration:

vent

dar rienda suelta a

vent

dar salida a

don't vent your anger on the children

no te desahogues con los niños

vent² [Am vɛnt, Brit vɛnt] N FASHION

vent

abertura f

vent

tajo m

air vent N

1. air vent (in building):

air vent

respiradero m

2. air vent (in clothing):

air vent

abertura f

3. air vent (on radiator):

air vent

válvula f de salida de aire

vol-au-vent [Am ˌvɔloʊˈvɑ̃, ˌvɔloʊˈvɑn, Brit ˈvɒlə(ʊ)vɒ̃] N FOOD

vol-au-vent

volován m

vol-au-vent

vol-au-vent m

venial [Am ˈviniəl, Brit ˈviːnɪəl] ADJ

venial sin

venial

venial fault/failing

sin importancia

venial offense

venial

venial offense

leve

venison [Am ˈvɛnəsən, ˈvɛnəzən, Brit ˈvɛnɪs(ə)n, ˈvɛnɪz(ə)n] N U

venison

carne f de venado

venison

venado m

Venice [Am ˈvɛnəs, Brit ˈvɛnɪs] N

Venice

Venecia f

Venus [Am ˈvinəs, Brit ˈviːnəs] N

Venus

Venus m

venal [Am ˈvinl, Brit ˈviːn(ə)l] ADJ form

venal judge/police officer

venal form

venal judge/police officer

sobornable

venal activities/practices

corrupto

venom [Am ˈvɛnəm, Brit ˈvɛnəm] N U

1. venom ZOOL:

venom

veneno m

2. venom (malice):

venom

ponzoña f

venom

veneno m

venom

malevolencia f

he spoke with venom

habló con verdadero veneno

venit in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for venit in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.vent¹ [vent] N

1. vent (small outlet for gas):

vent of a building

conducto m de ventilación

vent of a volcano

chimenea f

air vent

respiradero m

2. vent (release of feelings):

to give vent to sth

dar rienda suelta a algo

to give vent to one's feelings

desahogarse

II.vent¹ [vent] VB trans

vent feelings

dar rienda suelta a

vent opinion

expresar

to vent one's anger on sb

descargar su ira contra alguien

vent² [vent] N FASHION

vent

abertura f

venial [ˈvi·ni·əl] ADJ form

venial

venial

venial offense

leve

venial error

sin importancia

venial sin N

venial sin

pecado m venial

venison [ˈven·ɪ·sən] N

venison

(carne f de) venado m

venom [ˈven·əm] N

venom

veneno m

venom fig

malevolencia f

Venus [ˈvi·nəs] N

Venus

Venus m

venal [ˈvi·nəl] ADJ

1. venal (corrupt):

venal regime, ruler

corrupto, -a

2. venal (that can be purchased):

venal

venal

vend [vend] VB trans

vend

vender

venue [ˈven·ju] N

venue for meeting

lugar m (de reunión)

venue for concert

lugar (de celebración)

venue of sporting event

campo m