wrecker in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for wrecker in the English»Spanish Dictionary

wrecker [Am ˈrɛkər, Brit ˈrɛkə] N

1. wrecker:

wrecker HISTORY, NAUT

provocador de naufragios

2. wrecker (demolition worker):

wrecker Am

obrero m de demolición

wrecker Am

obrero m de derribo

3. wrecker (car dismantler):

wrecker Am

desguazador m

wrecker Am

deshuesador m Mex

4. wrecker (tow truck):

wrecker Am

grúa f

5. wrecker (destructive person):

wrecker inf

destrozón m / destrozona f inf

Translations for wrecker in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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chivera

wrecker's yard Am

cementerio de coches

wrecker's yard Am

camión grúa (de un taller)

wrecker Am

camión-grúa (de un taller)

wrecker Am

gruista

wrecker driver Am

reventador (reventadora)

wrecker (at demonstrations and public meetings)

grúa (de un taller)

wrecker Am

auxilio

wrecker Am

desguace

wrecker's yard Am

wrecker in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for wrecker in the English»Spanish Dictionary

wrecker [ˈrekəʳ, Am -ɚ] N

1. wrecker Am (breakdown truck):

wrecker

camión-grúa m

2. wrecker (person who causes shipwrecks):

wrecker

provocador(a) m (f) de naufragios

3. wrecker (worker who demolishes houses):

wrecker

obrero(-a) m (f) de demolición

4. wrecker (hooligan):

wrecker

gamberro(-a) m (f)

Translations for wrecker in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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grúa

wrecker Am

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

With the midshipman aboard, they hunt the wreckers.

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Wreckers are often more popular with the crowd, although drivers who win races and qualify for the world final are also respected.

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On a few occasions wreckers trying to refloat flooded ships discovered that holes had been bored through the hull below the water line.

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Sadly, its inheritors sold it to wreckers who destroyed it for building materials.

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The wreckers haven't started yet, and until they do it can be saved, she wrote.

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The movement inspired much pressure to increase production, on both workers and managers, with critics labeled wreckers.

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These seamen, who called themselves wrackers or wreckers, pursued wrecking aggressively, regarding all salvage as their property.

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Most of this traffic was due to the activities of the wreckers.

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Officers operate the wreckers full time at the tunnel facilities.

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This practice was a rare creed among wreckers in the 19th century.

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