corderit in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for corderit in the Spanish»English Dictionary

correría N f

1. correría dated MIL:

correría

raid

correría

incursion

2. correría (viaje, excursión):

sus correrías por el mundo

her travels all over the world

recorderis N m Col inf

dame un recorderis cuando sean las cinco

give me a shout o let me know when it's five o'clock inf

lo voy a anotar aquí como recorderis

I'm going to jot it down here to remind me o as a reminder

corderoy N m AmS

corderoy

corduroy

pantalones de corderoy

corduroy pants Am

pantalones de corderoy

corduroy trousers Brit

pantalones de corderoy

cords pl inf

corderoy finito

pinwale Am

corderoy finito

needlecord Brit

cordero N m

1.1. cordero (cría):

cordero

lamb

contar corderitos

to count sheep

1.2. cordero (carne):

cordero (de cordero)

lamb

cordero (de oveja)

mutton

1.3. cordero (piel):

cordero

lambskin

forrado de corderito

fleece-lined

2.1. cordero REL:

cordero

lamb

Cordero de Dios

Lamb of God

2.2. cordero inf (persona dócil):

cordero, tb. corderito, en clase siempre son unos corderitos

they're always as good as gold in class

en casa es un corderito

he's as quiet as a lamb at home

silla de cordero N f

silla de cordero

saddle of lamb

carne de cordero N f

carne de cordero

lamb

cordero lechal N m

cordero lechal

suckling lamb

cordel N m

1. cordel (fino):

cordel

cord

cordel

string

2. cordel (cuerda):

cordel Chil

rope

saltar al cordel GAMES

to skip rope Am

saltar al cordel GAMES

to jump rope Am

saltar al cordel GAMES

to skip Brit

cordelero (cordelera) N m (f)

cordelero (cordelera)

ropemaker

mozo de cordel N m

mozo de cordel

porter

corderit in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for corderit in the Spanish»English Dictionary

cordero [kor·ˈde·ro] N m

1. cordero (carne):

cordero

mutton

cordero

lamb

2. cordero (piel):

cordero

lambskin

cordero (-a) [kor·ˈde·ro, -a] N m (f)

cordero (-a)

lamb

cordel [kor·ˈdel] N m

cordel

cord

I.morder <o → ue> [mor·ˈder] VB trans

1. morder (con los dientes):

morder

to bite

está que muerde inf

he/she is furious

2. morder LatAm (estafar):

morder

to cheat

II.morder <o → ue> [mor·ˈder] VB refl

morder morderse:

morder

to bite

¡no te muerdas las uñas!

don't bite your nails

tuve que morderme la lengua

I had to bite my tongue

no morderse la lengua

to say what one thinks

I.remorder <o → ue> [rre·mor·ˈder] VB trans

1. remorder (atormentar):

remorder

to torment

2. remorder (morder):

remorder

to bite again

II.remorder <o → ue> [rre·mor·ˈder] VB refl

remorder remorderse:

remorder

to suffer remorse

I.acorde [a·ˈkor·de] ADJ

acorde

agreed

estar acorde con alguien

to be in agreement with sb

acorde con el medio ambiente

in keeping with the environment

II.acorde [a·ˈkor·de] N m MUS

acorde

chord

acorde mayor/menor

major/minor chord

a los acordes de un vals

to the strains of a waltz

acordeón [a·kor·de·ˈon] N m

acordeón

accordion

desacorde [de·sa·ˈkor·de] ADJ (opinión)

desacorde

conflicting

estar desacorde con algo/alguien

to not agree with sth/sb

sordera [sor·ˈde·ra] N f

1. sordera (privación):

sordera

deafness

2. sordera (disminución):

sordera

loss of hearing