fej in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for fej in the English»Spanish Dictionary

spoon-feed <pt & pp spoon-fed> [Am ˈspunˌfid, Brit ˈspuːnfiːd] VB trans

1. spoon-feed baby/invalid:

spoon-feed

darle de comer en la boca a

2. spoon-feed (of a teacher):

she spoon-feeds her students

se lo da todo mascado or todo digerido a sus alumnos

transfer fee N

transfer fee

traspaso m

tuition fees N npl

tuition fees

matrícula f

well-fed <pred well fed> [wɛlˈfɛd] ADJ

well-fed

bien alimentado

crow's feet [krəʊz] N npl

crow's feet

patas fpl de gallo

deep-felt [Am ˈdipfɛlt, Brit ˈdiːpfɛlt] ADJ

deep-felt

profundo

with deep-felt sorrow

con profundo pesar

force-feed <pt & pp force-fed> [Am ˈfɔrsˌfid, Brit ˌfɔːsˈfiːd] VB trans

force-feed

alimentar por la fuerza

fed¹ [Am fɛd, Brit fɛd] pt & pt part feed

See also feed

I.feed <pt & pp fed> [Am fid, Brit fiːd] VB trans

1.1. feed (give food to):

feed

dar de comer a

has the dog been fed?

¿le han dado de comer al perro?

the bird had to be fed by hand

había que darle de comer al pájaro con la mano

my little boy can feed himself now

mi niño ya sabe comer solo

the patient had to be fed intravenously

hubo que alimentar al paciente por vía intravenosa

“do not feed the animals”

“prohibido dar de comer a los animales”

to feed sb on sth

darle de comer algo a alguien

what do you feed your cat on?

¿qué le das de comer al gato?

1.2. feed baby:

feed (breastfeed, suckle)

amamantar

feed (breastfeed, suckle)

darle el pecho a

feed (breastfeed, suckle)

darle de mamar a

feed (with a bottle)

darle el biberón a

feed (with a bottle)

darle la mamadera a CSur Peru

feed (with a bottle)

darle el tetero a Col

1.3. feed (provide food for):

feed

alimentar

there's enough here to feed an army!

¡con esto se puede dar de comer a un batallón!

parents with four hungry mouths to feed

padres con cuatro bocas que alimentar

this stew will feed ten

con este guiso comen diez

1.4. feed (give as food):

to feed sth to sb we fed the leftovers to the dog

le dimos las sobras al perro

he was fed a diet of bread and water

lo tenían a pan y agua

feed them to the lions!

¡a los leones!

2.1. feed (supply):

two small streams feed the river

dos riachuelos vierten sus aguas en el río

to feed the meter

echarle más monedas al parquímetro

to feed sth to sth/sb

pasarle algo a algo/alguien

the spy was feeding information to his contact

el espía le pasaba información a su contacto

the signal is fed to the relay station

la señal se transmite or se pasa a la repetidora

they had to feed him his lines

le tuvieron que apuntar lo que tenía que decir

to feed sth/sb with sth it feeds the industry with raw material

provee or alimenta a la industria de materia prima

blood feeds the brain cells with oxygen

la sangre lleva oxígeno a las neuronas

I fed him with his cue

le apunté lo que tenía que decir

they were fed (with) false information

les pasaron información falsa

2.2. feed (insert, pass):

to feed sth into sth

introducir algo en algo

feed the card into the slot

introduzca la tarjeta en la ranura

to feed data into the computer

introducir datos en la computadora

3. feed (sustain):

feed imagination/curiosity/rumor

avivar

feed hope/ego

alimentar

feed fire

alimentar

II.feed <pt & pp fed> [Am fid, Brit fiːd] VB intr

feed

comer

feed

alimentarse

to feed on sth

alimentarse de algo

to feed on sth

comer algo

they feed mainly on fish

se alimentan principalmente de pescado

they feed mainly on fish

el pescado es su principal sustento

fear feeds on ignorance

el miedo se ceba en la ignorancia

III.feed [Am fid, Brit fiːd] N

1.1. feed C (act of feeding):

it's time for the baby's feed

es hora de darle de comer al niño

give him three feeds a day Brit

déle de comer tres veces al día

1.2. feed U:

feed (food)

alimento m

feed (for cattle)

pienso m

to be off one's feed Am sl

estar desganado or inapetente

2. feed C (on machine):

feed

alimentador m

3. feed C Am:

feed RADIO, TV

material m (de programación)

fed² <feds, pl> N Am inf

1. fed LAW:

the Feds

los agentes del FBI u otro organismo estatal de los EEUU

2. fed FIN:

the Fed

la Fed

the Fed

Reserva federal estadounidense

See also Federal Reserve Board

Federal Reserve Board N (in US)

Federal Reserve Board

la Junta de Gobernadores de la Reserva Federal

fed up ADJ inf usu pred

1. fed up (exasperated):

fed up

harto

fed up with sb/sth/-ing

harto de alguien/algo/ +infin

I'm fed up (with) hearing the same old excuses

estoy harta de oír siempre las mismas excusas

to get fed up

hartarse

2. fed up (displeased, despondent) Brit:

she didn't win and she's very fed up about it

no ganó y está muy disgustada

I'm (feeling) generally fed up today

hoy estoy algo deprimido or alicaído

fej in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for fej in the English»Spanish Dictionary

legal fee N

legal fee

honorarios m pl de los abogados

spoon-feed [ˈspun·fid] VB trans

1. spoon-feed (feed):

spoon-feed

dar de comer con cuchara

2. spoon-feed pej:

to spoon-feed sb

dar todo masticado a alguien

tuition fees N

tuition fees

tasas

felt¹ [felt] VB

felt pt, pp of feel

See also feel

I.feel <felt> [fil] VB intr

1. feel + adj/n (sensation or emotion):

feel

sentir

to feel well

sentirse bien

to feel hot/cold

tener calor/frío

to feel hungry/thirsty

tener hambre/sed

to feel certain/convinced

estar seguro/convencido

to feel as if...

sentirse como si... +subj

to feel like a cup of coffee/something sweet

tener ganas de tomar un café/comer algo dulce

to feel like a walk

tener ganas de dar un paseo

to feel free to do sth

sentirse libre para hacer algo

to feel one's age

notar el peso de los años

it feels wonderful/awful

me parece maravilloso/fatal

how do you feel about him?

¿qué opinas de él?

how would you feel if...?

¿qué te parece si...?

2. feel + adj (seem):

feel

parecer

3. feel (search):

to feel for sth

buscar algo

to feel (around) somewhere

buscar palpando por algún sitio

II.feel <felt> [fil] VB trans

1. feel (experience):

feel

experimentar

not to feel a thing

no sentir nada

to feel the cold/heat

sentir frío/calor

to feel something/nothing for sb

sentir algo/no sentir nada por alguien

to feel it in one's bones (that...)

sentir en la propia piel (que...)

2. feel (think, believe):

to feel (that)...

creer (que)...

to feel it appropriate/necessary to do sth

considerar adecuado/necesario hacer algo

3. feel (touch):

feel

tocar

feel pulse

tomar

III.feel <felt> [fil] N

1. feel (texture):

feel

textura f

the feel of sth

el tacto de algo

2. feel (act of touching):

feel

tacto m

to have a feel of sth

tocar algo

3. feel (character, atmosphere):

feel

ambiente m

a feel of mystery

una atmósfera de misterio

4. feel (natural talent):

feel

talento m natural

to have a feel for sth

tener talento natural para algo

to get the feel of sth

acostumbrarse a algo

fell¹ [fel] VB

fell pt of fall

See also fall

I.fall <fell, fallen> [fɔl] VB intr

1. fall (drop down):

fall

caerse

fall rain, snow

caer

fall tree

venirse abajo

fall THEAT curtain

caer

to fall flat joke

no tener gracia

to fall flat plan, suggestion

no tener éxito

to fall down the stairs

caerse por las escaleras

to fall (down) dead

caer muerto

to fall flat on one's face

caerse de morros inf

2. fall:

to fall to one's knees

caer de rodillas

3. fall (land):

fall bomb, missile

caer

4. fall (decrease):

fall prices

bajar

fall demand

descender

to fall sharply

caer de forma acusada

5. fall temperature:

fall

descender

6. fall accent, stress:

fall

recaer

7. fall in rank, on charts:

fall

bajar

8. fall (be defeated):

fall

caer

to fall under sb's power

caer bajo el dominio de alguien

the prize fell to him

le tocó el premio

9. fall liter (die in battle):

fall

caer

10. fall REL:

fall

pecar

11. fall (occur):

to fall on a Monday

caer en lunes

12. fall (happen):

fall darkness, silence

caer

night was falling

anochecía

13. fall (belong):

to fall into a category

pertenecer a una categoría

14. fall (hang down):

fall hair, cloth

colgar

15. fall (go down):

fall cliff, ground, road

descender

16. fall + adj (become):

to fall asleep

dormirse

to fall due

tocar (pagar)

to fall afoul of the law

infringir la ley

to fall ill

caer enfermo

17. fall (enter a particular state):

to fall madly in love (with sb/sth)

enamorarse perdidamente (de alguien/algo)

to fall out of favor

perder popularidad

to fall under the influence of sb/sth

caer bajo la influencia de alguien/algo

to fall to pieces fig person

venirse abajo

to fall to pieces plan, relationship

terminar en nada

II.fall <fell, fallen> [fɔl] N

1. fall (drop from a height):

fall

caída f

2. fall (decrease):

fall

disminución f

fall in temperature

descenso m de la temperatura

3. fall (defeat):

fall

caída f

4. fall (autumn):

fall

otoño m

5. fall:

falls (waterfall)

cascada f

Niagara Falls

las cataratas del Niágara

6. fall REL:

the Fall

la Caída

III.fall <fell, fallen> [fɔl] ADJ

fall (occurring in autumn) festival, sale

en otoño

fall (of autumn) colors, temperatures, weather

otoñal

fell² [fel] VB trans

1. fell (cut down):

fell

talar

2. fell (knock down):

fell boxer

derribar

fell³ [fel] ADJ

fell HISTORY:

fell

feroz

fell

terrible

Phrases:

at [or in] one fell swoop

de un solo golpe

feel-good [ˈfil·gʊd] ADJ

feel-good

que hace sentir bien

feel-good factor

sensación f de bienestar

feel around VB intr

feel around

buscar palpando

to feel around for sth

buscar algo a tientas

feet [fit] N

feet pl of foot

See also foot

I.foot <feet> [fʊt] N

1. foot:

foot of person

pie m

foot of animal

pata f

2. foot (unit of measurement):

foot

pie m (30, 48 cm)

3. foot (bottom or lowest part):

at the foot of one's bed

al pie de la cama

at the foot of the page

a pie de página

Phrases:

to get a foot in the door

abrirse una brecha

to get a foot in the door

introducirse

to have one foot in the grave

estar con un pie en la tumba

to have both feet on the ground

ser realista

to set foot on dry land

poner los pies en tierra firme

to be back on one's feet

haberse recuperado

to have/get cold feet

estar/ponerse nervioso

to get off on the wrong foot

empezar con mal pie

to fall on one's feet

caer de pie

to find one's feet

acostumbrarse al ambiente

to put one's foot down

no ceder

to put one's foot in it [or in one's mouth]

meter la pata

to set foot in sth

pisar algo

I'll never set foot in his house again

no volveré a pisar su casa

to be under sb's feet

estar siempre pegado a alguien

II.foot [fʊt] VB trans inf

to foot the bill

pagar