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Spanish
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bote N m
1. bote NAUT:
bote
boat
2.1. bote (envase):
bote (de lata) Spain
can
bote (de lata) Spain
tin Brit
bote (de vidrio)
jar
un bote de mermelada
a jar of jelly Am
un bote de mermelada
a jar of jam Brit
un bote de yogur
a carton of yogurt
¿la salsa es casera o de bote?
is the sauce homemade or did it come out of a tin/jar/bottle?
chupar del bote Spain inf
to feather one's nest
chupar del bote Spain inf
to line one's pocket
de bote en bote
packed
estaba de bote en bote
it was packed
llenaron de bote en bote la sala
they packed the room
tener a alg. (metido) en el bote Spain inf lo tiene metido en el bote
she's got him twisted around her little finger o in the palm of her hand
tiene al jefe de la policía en el bote
he's got the chief of police in his pocket
tener algo en el bote Spain inf tenemos el contrato en el bote
the contract's in the bag inf
2.2. bote (recipiente):
bote (de lata)
tin
bote (de vidrio, plástico)
storage jar
ponlo en el bote de las galletas
put it in the biscuit tin
ponlo en el bote de las galletas
put it in the biscuit barrel
ponlo en el bote de las galletas
put it in the cookie jar Am
el bote de la basura Mex
trash can Am
el bote de la basura Mex
rubbish bin Brit
2.3. bote:
bote (para gastos comunes, en juegos)
kitty
bote (en un bar, restaurante)
box (for tips)
3. bote sl:
bote Mex Ven
jail
bote Mex Ven
slammer sl
4.1. bote (salto):
bote
jump
dio o pegó un bote de alegría
he jumped for joy
se levantó de un bote
she leapt to her feet
la piedra rodó dando botes montaña abajo
the stone went bouncing down the mountainside
a bote pronto
off the top of one's head inf
darse el bote Spain sl
to beat it inf
darse el bote Spain sl
to split inf
4.2. bote (de una pelota):
bote
bounce
dio dos botes
it bounced twice
4.3. bote Col (vuelta, giro):
dar el bote canoa:
to capsize
dar el bote persona:
to somersault
dar el bote persona:
to do a somersault
bote inflable N m
bote inflable
inflatable dinghy
bote salvavidas N m
bote salvavidas
lifeboat
I. botar VB trans
1. botar barco:
botar
to launch
2. botar pelota:
botar
to bounce
3.1. botar (echar):
botar esp. LatAm inf (de un lugar)
to throw … out inf
botar (de un trabajo)
to fire inf
botar (de un trabajo)
to sack Brit inf
la botaron del trabajo
she was fired o sacked
la botaron del trabajo
she got the sack Brit inf
3.2. botar (desechar):
botar AmC And Mex Ven
to throw … out
no lo botes al suelo
don't throw it on the ground
bótalo a la basura
chuck o throw it out inf
“se prohibe botar basura”
“no dumping”
“se prohibe botar basura”
no tipping Brit
eso sí que es botar el dinero
now that really is throwing your money away
3.3. botar Peru inf (vomitar):
botar
to bring up
botar el gato Peru sl
to throw up inf
4. botar inf (abandonar):
botar AmC Chil novio/novia
to chuck inf
botar AmC Chil novio/novia
to ditch inf
botar marido/esposa
to leave
dejar botado a alg. inf (en una carrera)
to leave sb miles behind
el tren nos dejó botados
we missed the train
5. botar And inf (derribar):
botar puerta/árbol
to knock down
botar botella/taza
to knock over
no empujes que me botas
stop pushing, you're going to knock me over
6.1. botar LatAm excep. RioPl (perder):
botar aceite/gasolina
to leak
6.2. botar inf (extraviar):
botar Col Ven llaves/lápiz
to lose
7. botar Mex cerradura:
botar
to force
entraron botando la cerradura con un desarmador
they got in by forcing the lock with a screwdriver
II. botar VB intr Spain
1. botar pelota:
botar
to bounce
2. botar persona:
botar
to jump
botaba de alegría
she was jumping for joy
está que bota inf
she's hopping mad inf
III. botarse VB vpr
1.1. botarse (apresurarse):
botarse LatAm excep. CSur inf
to rush
se botaron a la tienda
they rushed to the store
no te botes, piénsatelo un poco
don't be too hasty o don't rush into anything, think it over
1.2. botarse (arrojarse):
botarse LatAm excep. CSur inf
to jump
se botó de cabeza a la piscina
she dived into the pool
botarse a algo Chil inf se bota a duro
he likes to think of himself as a tough guy inf
botarse a algo Chil inf se bota a duro
he fancies himself as a tough guy Brit inf
2. botarse Col inf leche:
botarse
to boil over
bote de remos, bote a remos N m
bote de remos
rowboat Am
bote de remos
rowing boat Brit
bote de gas lacrimógeno N m
bote de gas lacrimógeno
tear gas canister
bote de humo N m
bote de humo
smoke bomb
bote de humo
smoke grenade
escote barco, escote bote N m
escote barco
bateau neck
escote barco
scoop neck
English
English
Spanish
Spanish
longboat
bote m
pinnace
bote m
Spanish
Spanish
English
English
bote N m
1. bote (golpe):
bote
blow
2. bote (salto):
bote
jump
pegar un bote
to jump
3. bote (de pelota):
bote
bounce
la pelota dio cuatro botes
the ball bounced four times
4. bote (vasija):
bote
jar
bote de cuestación
collecting tin
5. bote (en la lotería):
bote
jackpot
6. bote (en los bares):
bote
kitty
7. bote NAUT:
bote
boat
bote salvavidas
lifeboat
Phrases:
a bote pronto (adj)
sudden
a bote pronto (adv)
suddenly
chupar del bote inf
to feather one's nest
darse el bote inf
to beat it
estar de bote en bote
to be packed
la tiene en el bote inf
he's got her in his pocket
I. botar VB intr
1. botar (pelota):
botar
to bounce
2. botar (persona):
botar
to jump
3. botar (caballo):
botar
to rear (up)
Phrases:
estar (uno) que bota
to be hopping mad
II. botar VB trans
1. botar:
botar (lanzar)
to throw
botar (la pelota contra el suelo)
to bounce
2. botar NAUT:
botar (barco)
to launch
botar (el timón)
to put over
3. botar LatAm (tirar):
botar
to throw away
4. botar LatAm (expulsar):
botar
to fire
lo botaron del colegio
he was expelled from school
5. botar LatAm (derrochar):
botar
to squander
6. botar LatAm (extraviar):
botar
to lose
III. botar VB refl
botar botarse (caballo):
botarse
to buck
English
English
Spanish
Spanish
longboat
bote m
dinghy
bote m
lifeboat
bote m salvavidas
life raft
bote m salvavidas
canister plastic
bote m
slammer
bote m Mex
jam jar
bote m para mermelada
pilot boat
bote m del práctico
Spanish
Spanish
English
English
bote [ˈbo·te] N m
1. bote (golpe):
bote
blow
2. bote (salto):
bote
jump
pegar un bote
to jump
3. bote (de pelota):
bote
bounce
la pelota dio cuatro botes
the ball bounced four times
4. bote (vasija):
bote
jar
bote de cuestación
collecting tin
5. bote (en la lotería):
bote
jackpot
6. bote NAUT:
bote
boat
bote salvavidas
lifeboat
Phrases:
a bote pronto (adj)
sudden
a bote pronto (adv)
suddenly
chupar del bote inf
to feather one's nest
darse el bote inf
to beat it
estar de bote en bote
to be packed
la tiene en el bote inf
he has her in his pocket
I. botar [bo·ˈtar] VB intr
botar (pelota)
to bounce
botar (persona)
to jump
botar (caballo)
to rear (up)
Phrases:
estar (uno) que bota
to be hopping mad
II. botar [bo·ˈtar] VB trans
1. botar:
botar (lanzar)
to throw
botar (pelota)
to bounce
2. botar NAUT (barco):
botar
to launch
3. botar LatAm (tirar):
botar
to throw away
4. botar LatAm (expulsar):
botar
to fire
lo botaron del colegio
he was expelled from school
5. botar LatAm (derrochar):
botar
to squander
6. botar LatAm (extraviar):
botar
to lose
English
English
Spanish
Spanish
longboat
bote m
dinghy
bote m
life raft
bote m salvavidas
canister plastic
bote m
lifeboat
bote m salvavidas
slammer
bote m Mex
tea caddy
bote m para té
inflatable
bote m hinchable
presente
yoboto
túbotas
él/ella/ustedbota
nosotros/nosotrasbotamos
vosotros/vosotrasbotáis
ellos/ellas/ustedesbotan
imperfecto
yobotaba
túbotabas
él/ella/ustedbotaba
nosotros/nosotrasbotábamos
vosotros/vosotrasbotabais
ellos/ellas/ustedesbotaban
indefinido
yoboté
túbotaste
él/ella/ustedbotó
nosotros/nosotrasbotamos
vosotros/vosotrasbotasteis
ellos/ellas/ustedesbotaron
futuro
yobotaré
túbotarás
él/ella/ustedbotará
nosotros/nosotrasbotaremos
vosotros/vosotrasbotaréis
ellos/ellas/ustedesbotarán
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pegar un bote
to jump
bote de cuestación
collecting tin
a bote pronto (adv)
suddenly
chupar del bote inf
to feather one's nest
estar de bote en bote
to be packed
Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
El pomo con el pedazo mío estuvo algunos meses por ahí guardado y un día lo boté, de todos modos la palabra ya estaba pronunciada.
www.ellugareno.com
No serán momentos ni recuerdos, sino cosas y cosas pendientes en una agenda que será botada al entrar el próximo año.
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Cuántas estrategias de marketing cumplen su ciclo y después quedan botadas, qué pasa con esos fans.
www.marketinghoy.com
Decir amigo es decir tienda, botas, charnaque y fusil.
blogs.lanacion.com.ar
La sala de espera estaba llena de gente grande, botas impermeables y sobretodos, lámparas y revistas.
campodemaniobras.blogspot.com

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