ronauta in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for ronauta in the Spanish»English Dictionary

aeronauta N mf

aeronauta

aeronaut

argonauta N m

1. argonauta MYTH:

argonauta

Argonaut

2. argonauta ZOOL:

argonauta

argonaut

argonauta

paper nautilus

motonauta N mf m

motonauta

motorboatman

motonauta

motorboat driver

motonauta f

motorboat driver

astronauta N mf

astronauta

astronaut

acuanauta N mf

acuanauta

aquanaut

cosmonauta N mf

cosmonauta

cosmonaut

flauta¹ N f

1. flauta MUS:

flauta

flute

¡(la) gran flauta! CSur Peru euph

good grief!

¡(la) gran flauta! CSur Peru euph

jeez! Am inf

sonar la flauta (por casualidad) ¿sabías de verdad la respuesta o es que sonó la flauta por casualidad?

did you really know the answer or was it a lucky guess?

sonar la flauta (por casualidad) ¿sabías de verdad la respuesta o es que sonó la flauta por casualidad?

did you really know the answer or was it a fluke? inf

si le suena la flauta, gana

if he gets a bit of luck, he'll win

2. flauta (pan):

flauta

French stick

flauta

baguette

flauta travesera N f Spain

flauta travesera

transverse flute

flauta² N mf

flauta

flute player

flauta

flutist Am

flauta

flautist Brit

flauta traversa N f

flauta traversa

transverse flute

ronauta in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for ronauta in the Spanish»English Dictionary

aeronauta [ae·ro·ˈnau·ta] N mf

aeronauta

aeronaut

astronauta [as·tro·ˈnau·ta] N mf

astronauta

astronaut

cosmonauta [kos·mo·ˈnau·ta] N mf

cosmonauta

cosmonaut

amauta [a·ˈmau·ta] N m Bol, Peru

1. amauta (de los incas):

amauta

Incan sage

2. amauta (autoridad):

amauta

village elder

flauta¹ [ˈflau·ta] N f

flauta (dulce)

recorder

flauta (travesera)

flute

flauta² [ˈflau·ta] N mf, flautista [flau·ˈtis·ta] N mf

flauta

flutist

pauta [ˈpau·ta] N f

1. pauta (modelo):

pauta

guide

2. pauta (normas):

pauta

standard

marcar la pauta

to set the example [or standard]

3. pauta (regla):

pauta

rule

I.tronar <o → ue> [tro·ˈnar] VB vimpers METEO

tronar

to thunder

II.tronar <o → ue> [tro·ˈnar] VB intr

1. tronar:

tronar (ruido)

to thunder

tronar (gritar)

to roar

2. tronar (oponerse):

tronar

to denounce violently

tronar

to thunder

coronar [ko·ro·ˈnar] VB trans

coronar

to crown

para coronarlo... fig

to crown it all...

chirona [ʧi·ˈro·na] N f inf

chirona

jail

chirona

clink inf