puchor in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for puchor in the English»Spanish Dictionary

pusher [Am ˈpʊʃər, Brit ˈpʊʃə] N inf

pusher

camello mf inf

pusher

jíbaro mf Col Ven sl

pusher

conecte mf Mex sl

paper-pusher [Am ˈpeɪpər ˈpʊʃər, Brit] N Am inf

paper-pusher

chupatintas mf inf

paper-pusher

tinterillo m / tinterilla f inf

paper-pusher

cagatintas mf Spain inf

paper-pusher

suche mf Chil inf

pen-pusher N

pen-pusher

chupatintas mf inf

pen-pusher

tinterillo m / tinterilla f inf

pen-pusher

suche mf Chil inf

pencil pusher N Am

pencil pusher → pen-pusher

See also pen-pusher

pen-pusher N

pen-pusher

chupatintas mf inf

pen-pusher

tinterillo m / tinterilla f inf

pen-pusher

suche mf Chil inf

pedal pusher N

1. pedal pusher (cyclist):

pedal pusher inf

ciclista mf

Phrases:

pedal pushers pl FASHION

pantalón m pescador

pedal pushers pl FASHION

pantalones mpl pescadores LatAm

pedal pushers pl FASHION

pescadores mpl LatAm

pedal pushers pl FASHION

pantalón m capri LatAm

pedal pushers pl FASHION

pantalones mpl capri LatAm

pedal pushers pl FASHION

pantalón m pirata Spain

I.anchor [Am ˈæŋkər, Brit ˈaŋkə] N

1.1. anchor NAUT:

anchor

ancla f (con artículo masculino en el singular)

to be or lie or ride at anchor

estar anclado

to cast or drop anchor

echar anclas

to cast or drop anchor

anclar

to cast or drop anchor

fondear

to weigh anchor

levar anclas

the ship was dragging its anchor

el buque estaba garrando or garreando

1.2. anchor (mainstay, support):

anchor

sostén m

hope/faith was his anchor

la esperanza/fe fue su sostén

hope/faith was his anchor

la esperanza/fe fue su áncora de salvación liter

2. anchor → anchorman

II.anchor [Am ˈæŋkər, Brit ˈaŋkə] VB trans

1. anchor ship:

anchor

anclar

anchor

fondear

2. anchor rope/tent:

anchor

sujetar

anchor

asegurar

See also anchorwoman, anchorman

anchorwoman <pl anchorwomen> [Am ˈæŋkərˌwʊmən, Brit ˈaŋkəˌwʊmən] N TV

anchorwoman

presentadora f

anchorman <pl anchormen [-men]> [Am ˈæŋkərˌmæn, Brit ˈaŋkəmən] N

1. anchorman TV:

anchorman

presentador m

2. anchorman SPORTS:

anchorman

última persona de un equipo en competir, particularmente en carreras de relevos

anchorman (in tug-of-war)

competidor colocado en uno de los extremos

I.chortle [Am ˈtʃɔrdl, Brit ˈtʃɔːt(ə)l] VB intr

chortle

reírse

to chortle over sth

reírse de algo (con satisfacción)

II.chortle [Am ˈtʃɔrdl, Brit ˈtʃɔːt(ə)l] N

chortle

risa f

chortle

carcajada f (de satisfacción)

I.chorus [Am ˈkɔrəs, Brit ˈkɔːrəs] N

1. chorus + sing or pl vb (in musical, opera, tragedy):

chorus

coro m

2.1. chorus:

chorus (refrain)

estribillo m

chorus (choral piece)

coral m

2.2. chorus (outburst):

chorus

coro m

a chorus of praise/protest

un coro de alabanzas/protestas

to shout in chorus

gritar a coro

II.chorus [Am ˈkɔrəs, Brit ˈkɔːrəs] VB trans

chorus

corear

dawn chorus N

the dawn chorus

el trino de los pájaros al amanecer

gaucho <pl gauchos> [Am ˈɡaʊtʃoʊ, Brit ˈɡaʊtʃəʊ, ˈɡɔːtʃəʊ] N

gaucho

gaucho m

puchor in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for puchor in the English»Spanish Dictionary

pusher N sl

pusher

camello mf

drug pusher N inf

drug pusher

camello(-a) m (f)

pencil pusher N sl

pencil pusher

chupatintas mf inv

pencil pusher

suche mf Chile

dope dealer N, dope pusher N inf

dope dealer

camello(-a) m (f)

I.anchor [ˈæŋ·kər] N

1. anchor NAUT:

anchor

ancla f

anchor

sacho m Chile

to be at anchor

estar anclado

to drop/weigh anchor

echar/levar anclas

2. anchor fig:

anchor

sostén m

3. anchor (news anchor):

anchor

presentador (a) m (f) de un boletín informativo

II.anchor [ˈæŋ·kər] VB trans

1. anchor NAUT:

anchor

anclar

2. anchor rope, tent:

anchor

sujetar

3. anchor RADIO, TV:

to anchor a radio/TV program

presentar un programa de radio/de televisión

III.anchor [ˈæŋ·kər] VB intr NAUT

anchor

echar anclas

I.chorus <-es> [ˈkɔr·əs] N

1. chorus (refrain):

chorus

estribillo m

to join in the chorus

cantar el estribillo

2. chorus + sing/pl vb (group of singers):

chorus

coral f

3. chorus + sing/pl vb (supporting singers):

chorus

coro m

chorus girl

corista f

in chorus

a coro

II.chorus [ˈkɔr·əs] VB intr, trans

chorus

corear

chore [tʃɔr] N

1. chore (routine job):

chore

tarea f

household chores

quehaceres m pl domésticos

2. chore (tedious task):

chore

lata f

chord [kɔrd] N

chord MUS:

chord

acorde m

Phrases:

to strike a chord (with sb)

tocar la fibra sensible (a alguien)

choral [ˈkɔr·əl] ADJ

choral

coral

choral society

coral f