squillion in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for squillion in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.millionth [Am ˈmɪljənθ, Brit ˈmɪljənθ] ADJ

millionth

millonésimo

II.millionth [Am ˈmɪljənθ, Brit ˈmɪljənθ] N

1. millionth MATH:

millionth

millonésimo m

2. millionth (part):

millionth

millonésima parte f

See also fifth

I.fifth [Am fɪ(f)θ, Brit fɪfθ] ADJ

1.1. fifth:

fifth

quinto

you're the fifth person to ask me that

eres la quinta persona que me pregunta eso

Henry V

Enrique V (read as: Enrique quinto)

it's his fifth birthday

cumple cinco años

it's their fifth wedding anniversary

cumplen cinco años de casados

it's their fifth wedding anniversary

es su quinto aniversario de boda

that's the fifth time he's done that

es la quinta vez que hace eso

I was fifth on the list

yo era el quinto/la quinta de la lista

fifth part/share

quinta parte f

fifth part/share

quinto m

1.2. fifth (in seniority, standing):

fifth

quinto

2. fifth (elliptical use):

Paradise Boy fell at the fifth

Paradise Boy cayó en la quinta valla (or el quinto obstáculo etc.)

he'll be arriving on the fifth (of the month)

llegará el (día) cinco

Uncle Ben is the fifth from the right

el tío Ben es el quinto de derecha a izquierda

we'll arrive (on) May fifth or Brit May the fifth

llegaremos el cinco de mayo

the fifth of May

el cinco de mayo

II.fifth [Am fɪ(f)θ, Brit fɪfθ] ADV

1. fifth (in position, time, order):

fifth

en quinto lugar

Goodwill finished fifth

Goodwill llegó el quinto or en quinto lugar

2. fifth (with superl):

the fifth highest mountain in the world

la montaña que ocupa el quinto lugar entre las más altas del mundo

III.fifth [Am fɪ(f)θ, Brit fɪfθ] N

1.1. fifth MATH:

fifth

quinto m

three fifths

tres quintos

one fifth of ten is two

un quinto or la quinta parte de diez es dos

1.2. fifth (part):

fifth

quinta parte f

fifth

quinto m

1.3. fifth MUS:

fifth

quinta f

1.4. fifth (measure):

fifth Am

medida equivalente a 0, 757 litros

1.5. fifth (in competition):

he finished a disappointing fifth

llegó en un deslucido quinto lugar or puesto

2. fifth no art:

fifth, a. fifth gear

quinta f

I.pillion [Am ˈpɪljən, Brit ˈpɪljən] N MOTOR

pillion

asiento m trasero (de una moto)

attr pillion passenger

pasajero m de atrás / pasajera f de atrás

II.pillion [Am ˈpɪljən, Brit ˈpɪljən] ADV MOTOR

pillion go/travel/ride

en el asiento trasero

pillion go/travel/ride

de paquete inf

trillion [Am ˈtrɪljən, Brit ˈtrɪljən] N

1. trillion (million millions: 1012 ):

trillion

billón m (The word trillón is increasingly being used to translate this sense of trillion but this use is not accepted by the Real Academia Española)

2. trillion dated (in UK: 1018 ):

trillion

trillón m

See also hundred

hundred [Am ˈhəndrəd, Brit ˈhʌndrəd] N

hundred

cien m

a/one hundred

cien

a/one hundred and one

ciento uno

two hundred

doscientos

five hundred

quinientos

five hundred pages

quinientas páginas

twelve hundred

mil doscientos

fifteen hundred

mil quinientos

fifteen hundred pages

mil quinientas páginas

in (the year) fifteen hundred

en el (año) mil quinientos

she lived in the seventeen hundreds

vivió en el siglo XVIII

ten hundreds are a thousand

diez centenas son un millar

they are sold by the hundred or in hundreds

se venden de a cien

they are sold by the hundred or in hundreds

se venden de cien en cien Spain

hundreds of thousands/millions

cientos de miles/millones

a/one hundred thousand/million

cien mil/millones

I've told you that story hundreds of times

te he contado ese cuento cientos de veces

he's nearly a/one hundred

tiene casi cien años

we number over a/one hundred

somos más de cien

there were a/one hundred of us

éramos cien

I've got a hundred and one things to do

tengo cientos or miles de cosas que hacer

gazillion [Am ɡəˈzɪljən, Brit ɡəˈzɪljən] N Am inf

gazillion

archimillones mpl

gazillions of books

archimillones de libros

million [Am ˈmɪljən, Brit ˈmɪljən] N

million

millón m

thanks a million! inf

un millón de gracias

a million/two million people

un millón/dos millones de personas

millions of times

millones de veces

a certain firm not a million miles away

una empresa de por aquí, vamos a no dar nombres …

she's one in a million

es única, como ella no hay dos

the chances are one in a million

la probabilidad es de uno en un millón

See also hundred

hundred [Am ˈhəndrəd, Brit ˈhʌndrəd] N

hundred

cien m

a/one hundred

cien

a/one hundred and one

ciento uno

two hundred

doscientos

five hundred

quinientos

five hundred pages

quinientas páginas

twelve hundred

mil doscientos

fifteen hundred

mil quinientos

fifteen hundred pages

mil quinientas páginas

in (the year) fifteen hundred

en el (año) mil quinientos

she lived in the seventeen hundreds

vivió en el siglo XVIII

ten hundreds are a thousand

diez centenas son un millar

they are sold by the hundred or in hundreds

se venden de a cien

they are sold by the hundred or in hundreds

se venden de cien en cien Spain

hundreds of thousands/millions

cientos de miles/millones

a/one hundred thousand/million

cien mil/millones

I've told you that story hundreds of times

te he contado ese cuento cientos de veces

he's nearly a/one hundred

tiene casi cien años

we number over a/one hundred

somos más de cien

there were a/one hundred of us

éramos cien

I've got a hundred and one things to do

tengo cientos or miles de cosas que hacer

cotillion, cotillon [Am kəˈtɪljən, Brit kəˈtɪljən] N Am

cotillion

cotillón m

zillion [Am ˈzɪljən, Brit ˈzɪljən] N inf

I have zillions of things to do

tengo tropecientas cosas que hacer inf

I have zillions of things to do

tengo sepetecientas cosas que hacer LatAm inf

I have zillions of things to do

tengo enemil cosas que hacer Col inf

billion [Am ˈbɪljən, Brit ˈbɪljən] N

1. billion (109 ):

billion

mil millones mpl

billion

millar m de millones

billion

millardo m (The word billón is increasingly being used to translate this sense of billion but this use is not accepted by the Real Academia Española)

I've got billions of things to do

tengo miles or millones de cosas que hacer

2. billion dated (in UK: 1012 ):

billion

billón m

scallion [Am ˈskæljən, Brit ˈskalɪən] N Am

1. scallion (young onion):

scallion

cebolleta f

scallion

cebollino m

scallion

cebolla f de verdeo RioPl

scallion

cebollín m Chil

2. scallion (shallot):

scallion

chalote m

scallion

chalota f

stallion [Am ˈstæljən, Brit ˈstaljən] N

stallion

semental m

squillion in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for squillion in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.pillion [ˈpɪl·jən] N (on motorcycle)

pillion

asiento m de atrás

II.pillion [ˈpɪl·jən] ADV

to ride/sit pillion

montarse/sentarse en el asiento de atrás

trillion [ˈtrɪl·jən] N

trillion

billón m

million <-(s)> [ˈmɪl·jən] N

million

millón m

two million people

dos millones de personas

a million times inf

un millón de veces

to be one in a million

ser único

billion [ˈbɪl·jən] N

billion

mil millones m pl

medallion [mə·ˈdæl·jən] N

medallion

medallón m

stallion [ˈstæl·jən] N

stallion

semental m

stallion

padrón m LatAm

stallion

padrote m AmC, Mex

mullion [ˈmʌl·jən] N ARCHIT

mullion

parteluz m

rebellion [rɪ·ˈbel·jən] N

rebellion

rebelión f

bullion [ˈbʊl·jən] N

gold/silver bullion

oro m /plata f en lingotes

gold bullion N

gold bullion

oro m en lingotes

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

What is doesn't say is that this piece could have been delivered via a letterbox, even if requiring several squillion packages to do so.

londonist.com

At last, after a squillion years, this ancient chestnut of a fourth-down ruse finally worked!

www.macleans.ca

A kajillionaire would need to buy them if they cost a squillion.

www.caradvice.com.au

You'll sell a squillion of them.

www.caradvice.com.au

In fact, pick up the phone more often -- it's often easier to have a quick chat than send a squillion emails.

www.smh.com.au

He performed a couple of his best known hits on his record label's balcony with the accompaniment of a guitarist and about a squillion screaming girls.

www.mirror.co.uk

In light of style.com and a squillion other photo sites of every single look, moments after it happens, it is a redundant relay of information.

news.nationalpost.com

The dashboard has surface changes, sharp binnacles and a squillion confusing lights and switches.

www.telegraph.co.uk

To spectators, that fourth-row dice for each corner is far more exciting than the squillion-pound restoration out in front.

www.telegraph.co.uk