isn in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for isn in the English»Spanish Dictionary

USN N

USN → United States Navy

Capt J Thurlow, USN

Capitán de Navío J Thurlow

assn N

assn → association

assn

Asoc.

See also association

association [Am əˌsoʊsiˈeɪʃ(ə)n, əˌsoʊʃiˈeɪʃ(ə)n, Brit əsəʊʃɪˈeɪʃ(ə)n, əsəʊsɪˈeɪʃ(ə)n] N

1. association C (organization):

association

asociación f

trade or trading association

asociación comercial

2. association C or U (relationship):

association

relación f

freedom of association

libertad f de asociación

association with sb/sth

relación con alguien/algo

in association with as prep

en asociación con

3. association C or U (mental link):

association

asociación f

association of ideas

asociación de ideas

what associations does the word have for you?

¿con qué asocias la palabra?

I didn't make the association between the product and the company

no asocié el producto con la compañía

bo's'n [Am ˈboʊsn, Brit ˈbəʊs(ə)n] N

bo's'n → boatswain

See also boatswain

boatswain [Am ˈboʊs(ə)n, Brit ˈbəʊs(ə)n] N

boatswain

contramaestre m

Isis [Am ˈaɪsɪs, Brit ˈʌɪsɪs] N MYTH

Isis

Isis

ISA N

ISA (in UK) → Individual Savings Account

isle [Am aɪl, Brit ʌɪl] N

1. isle liter:

isle

isla f

isle

ínsula f liter

2. isle (in place names):

the Isle of Wight

la Isla de Wight

isn't [Am ˈɪz(ə)nt, Brit ˈɪz(ə)nt]

isn't → is not

ISP N

ISP → Internet service provider

ISP

ISP m

See also Internet service provider

Internet service provider [ˌɪntənɛt ˈsəːvɪs prəˌvʌɪdə] N

Internet service provider

proveedor m de servicios Internet

Isth

Isth → isthmus

See also isthmus

isthmus <pl isthmuses> [Am ˈɪsməs, Brit ˈɪsθməs, ˈɪstməs, ˈɪsməs] N

1. isthmus GEOG:

isthmus

istmo m

the Isthmus of Corinth

el istmo de Corinto

2. isthmus ANAT:

isthmus

istmo m

ISDN N

ISDN → Integrated Services Digital Network

ISDN

RDSI f

isn in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for isn in the English»Spanish Dictionary

assn. [ə·ˌsoʊ·si·ˈeɪ·ʃən] N

assn. ABBR association

assn.

asoc.

See also association

association N

1. association (organization):

association

asociación f

2. association (involvement):

association

colaboración f

3. association (mental connection):

association

asociación f

USN [ˌju·es·ˈen] N

USN ABBR United States Navy

USN

Marina f de Estados Unidos

ISDN N

ISDN ABBR integrated services digital network

ISDN

RDSI f

isn't [ˈɪz·ənt]

isn't = is not

isle N, Isle [aɪl] N

isle

isla f (pequeña)

ISBN [ˌaɪ·es·bi·ˈen] N

ISBN ABBR International Standard Book Number

ISBN

ISBN m

I.vis-à-vis [ˌvi·zə·ˈvi] PREP

vis-à-vis

con relación a

vis-à-vis (compared to)

en comparación con

II.vis-à-vis [ˌvi·zə·ˈvi] N

vis-à-vis

cara a cara m

I.snap <-pp-> [snæp] N

1. snap (sound):

snap

chasquido m

2. snap (fastener):

snap

(cierre m) automático m

3. snap METEO:

a cold snap

una ola de frío

4. snap culin:

a ginger snap

una galleta de jengibre

5. snap (photograph):

snap

foto f

6. snap (in football):

snap

snap m (pase al quarterback con el que se inicia cada jugada)

II.snap <-pp-> [snæp] ADJ

snap

repentino, -a

snap decision

decisión f repentina

III.snap <-pp-> [snæp] VB intr

1. snap (break):

snap

romperse

2. snap (move):

to snap back

recolocarse

to snap shut

cerrarse de golpe

3. snap (make snapping sound):

snap

hacer un chasquido

4. snap (bite):

to snap at sb

intentar morder a alguien

5. snap (speak sharply):

snap

contestar con brusquedad

to snap at sb

contestar a alguien de forma brusca

IV.snap <-pp-> [snæp] VB trans

1. snap (break):

snap

romper

to snap sth shut

cerrar algo de golpe

2. snap (make snapping sound):

snap

chasquear

to snap a whip

sacudir un látigo

to snap one's fingers

chasquear los dedos

3. snap PHOTO:

snap

tomar una fotografía de

4. snap (in football):

to snap the ball

pasar el balón al quarterback al inicio de cada jugada

I.snag [snæg] N

1. snag (problem):

snag

dificultad f

to hit a snag

tropezar con una dificultad

2. snag in clothing:

snag

enganchón m

II.snag <-gg-> [snæg] VB trans

1. snag (catch and pull):

snag

enganchar

2. snag (cause problems):

snag

causar problemas a

III.snag <-gg-> [snæg] VB intr

to snag on sth

engancharse en algo

I.this <these> [ðɪs] ADJ det

this

este, -a

this car

este coche

this house

esta casa

this one

éste, -a

this day

hoy

this morning/evening

esta mañana/tarde

this time

esta vez

this time last month

hoy hace un mes

these days

hoy en día

II.this <these> [ðɪs] PRON dem

this

éste m

this

ésta f

this

esto neuter

what is this?

¿esto qué es?

who is this?

¿éste/ésta quién es?

this and that

esto y aquello

this is Ana (speaking) (on the phone)

soy Ana

III.this [ðɪs] ADV

this

así

this late

tan tarde

this much

tanto

this big

así de grande

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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