waded in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for waded in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.wade [Am weɪd, Brit weɪd] VB intr

wade

caminar (por el agua, barro etc)

he waded through the water

caminaba por el agua

they had to wade across a stream

tuvieron que vadear un arroyo

I waded out into the lake

me adentré en el lago caminando

we had to wade through waist-deep mud

tuvimos que caminar con el barro hasta la cintura

II.wade [Am weɪd, Brit weɪd] VB trans

wade river:

wade

vadear

wade in VB [Am weɪd -, Brit weɪd -] inf (v + adv)

1. wade in (join fight, argument):

wade in

meterse

he waded in to help his friend

se metió a defender a su amigo

2. wade in (begin task):

she expects us just to wade in and do it with no training

pretende que nos pongamos a hacerlo sin ninguna preparación

wade through VB [Am weɪd -, Brit weɪd -] (v + prep + o) inf

wade through book/applications:

wade through

leerse (algo difícil, largo, aburrido etc)

it took her all day to wade through the report

le llevó todo el día leerse el informe

wade into VB [Am weɪd -, Brit weɪd -] inf (v + prep + o)

1. wade into:

wade into fight/argument

meterse en

wade into opponent

emprenderla con inf

wade into opponent

arremeter contra

2. wade into (tackle):

wade into job/task

acometer

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we waded waist deep through the river

vadeamos el río con el agua hasta la cintura

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vadear

to wade across

waded in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for waded in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.wade [weɪd] VB intr

wade

caminar por el agua

to wade across

vadear

to wade into sth

adentrarse en algo caminando

to wade into sb inf

tomarla con alguien

to wade through a book

leerse un libro con dificultad

II.wade [weɪd] VB trans

wade

vadear

III.wade [weɪd] N

wade

chapoteo m

Translations for waded in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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vadear

to wade across