dove en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de dove en el diccionario inglés»español

dove¹ [ingl. am. dəv, ingl. brit. dʌv] SUST.

1. dove ZOOL.:

dove

paloma f

2. dove POL.:

dove

paloma f

dove² [ingl. am. doʊv, ingl. brit. dəʊv] ingl. am. past dive

Véase también: dive¹, dive³

I.dive¹ <pret. dived or ingl. am. also dove, part. pas. dived> [ingl. am. daɪv, ingl. brit. dʌɪv] V. intr.

1.1. dive (from height):

dive

zambullirse

dive

tirarse (al agua)

dive

tirarse un clavado amer.

dive

echarse un clavado amer.

she dived into the water

se zambulló

she dived into the water

se tiró al agua

1.2. dive (under surface):

dive person/whale:

sumergirse

dive person/whale:

zambullirse

dive submarine:

sumergirse

can you dive down and pick it up?

¿te zambulles y lo recoges?

we'll dive to a depth of 100 feet

bajaremos a 100 pies de profundidad

to dive for pearls/treasure

bucear buscando perlas/tesoros

to go diving

ir a hacer submarinismo or a bucear

1.3. dive (swoop):

dive plane/bird:

bajar en picada

dive plane/bird:

bajar en picado Esp.

2.1. dive (lunge, move suddenly):

he dived for cover under the table

se tiró or se metió debajo de la mesa para protegerse

he dived to save the penalty

se lanzó para salvar el penalty

2.2. dive (thrust hand):

she dived into her pocket for a coin

se metió la mano en el bolsillo buscando una moneda

2.3. dive (attack greedily) coloq.:

they dived for the food

se lanzaron or se abalanzaron sobre la comida

3. dive (drop sharply):

dive currency/sales/population:

caer en picada

dive currency/sales/population:

caer en picado Esp.

dive currency/sales/population:

pegar un bajón coloq.

II.dive¹ <pret. dived or ingl. am. also dove, part. pas. dived> [ingl. am. daɪv, ingl. brit. dʌɪv] V. trans.

she dived her hand into her bag

metió la mano en el bolso

III.dive¹ [ingl. am. daɪv, ingl. brit. dʌɪv] SUST.

1.1. dive (into water):

dive

zambullida f

dive

clavado m amer.

dive DEP.

salto m (de trampolín)

dive DEP.

clavado m amer.

1.2. dive (of submarine, whale):

dive

inmersión f

1.3. dive (swoop):

dive

descenso m en picada

dive

descenso m en picado Esp.

2. dive (lunge, sudden movement) coloq.:

he made a dive for the gun

se abalanzó sobre la pistola

we made a dive for the nearest doorway

nos precipitamos hacia la salida más próxima

(full-length) dive (in soccer)

estirada f

to take a dive (in boxing) argot

hacer tongo coloq.

to take a dive (in boxing) argot

dejarse ganar

3. dive (disreputable club, bar):

dive coloq.

antro m

dive³ [ingl. am. daɪv, ingl. brit. dʌɪv] pl of diva

I.dove gray, dove grey ingl. brit. [ingl. am. ˌdəv ˈɡreɪ, ingl. brit. dʌv ˈɡreɪ] ADJ. <pred dove gray>

dove gray

gris perla adj inv

II.dove gray, dove grey ingl. brit. [ingl. am. ˌdəv ˈɡreɪ, ingl. brit. dʌv ˈɡreɪ] SUST. U

dove gray

gris m perla

I.dive¹ <pret. dived or ingl. am. also dove, part. pas. dived> [ingl. am. daɪv, ingl. brit. dʌɪv] V. intr.

1.1. dive (from height):

dive

zambullirse

dive

tirarse (al agua)

dive

tirarse un clavado amer.

dive

echarse un clavado amer.

she dived into the water

se zambulló

she dived into the water

se tiró al agua

1.2. dive (under surface):

dive person/whale:

sumergirse

dive person/whale:

zambullirse

dive submarine:

sumergirse

can you dive down and pick it up?

¿te zambulles y lo recoges?

we'll dive to a depth of 100 feet

bajaremos a 100 pies de profundidad

to dive for pearls/treasure

bucear buscando perlas/tesoros

to go diving

ir a hacer submarinismo or a bucear

1.3. dive (swoop):

dive plane/bird:

bajar en picada

dive plane/bird:

bajar en picado Esp.

2.1. dive (lunge, move suddenly):

he dived for cover under the table

se tiró or se metió debajo de la mesa para protegerse

he dived to save the penalty

se lanzó para salvar el penalty

2.2. dive (thrust hand):

she dived into her pocket for a coin

se metió la mano en el bolsillo buscando una moneda

2.3. dive (attack greedily) coloq.:

they dived for the food

se lanzaron or se abalanzaron sobre la comida

3. dive (drop sharply):

dive currency/sales/population:

caer en picada

dive currency/sales/population:

caer en picado Esp.

dive currency/sales/population:

pegar un bajón coloq.

II.dive¹ <pret. dived or ingl. am. also dove, part. pas. dived> [ingl. am. daɪv, ingl. brit. dʌɪv] V. trans.

she dived her hand into her bag

metió la mano en el bolso

III.dive¹ [ingl. am. daɪv, ingl. brit. dʌɪv] SUST.

1.1. dive (into water):

dive

zambullida f

dive

clavado m amer.

dive DEP.

salto m (de trampolín)

dive DEP.

clavado m amer.

1.2. dive (of submarine, whale):

dive

inmersión f

1.3. dive (swoop):

dive

descenso m en picada

dive

descenso m en picado Esp.

2. dive (lunge, sudden movement) coloq.:

he made a dive for the gun

se abalanzó sobre la pistola

we made a dive for the nearest doorway

nos precipitamos hacia la salida más próxima

(full-length) dive (in soccer)

estirada f

to take a dive (in boxing) argot

hacer tongo coloq.

to take a dive (in boxing) argot

dejarse ganar

3. dive (disreputable club, bar):

dive coloq.

antro m

dive³ [ingl. am. daɪv, ingl. brit. dʌɪv] pl of diva

Véase también: diva

diva <pl divas or ingl. am. also dive [-veɪ]> [ingl. am. ˈdivə, ingl. brit. ˈdiːvə] SUST.

diva

diva f

scuba dive [ˈskuːbə ˌdʌɪv] V. intr.

scuba dive

hacer submarinismo

I.crash-dive [ingl. am. ˈkræʃˌdaɪv, ingl. brit.] V. intr.

1. crash-dive submarine:

crash-dive

hacer una rápida inmersión de emergencia

2. crash-dive aircraft:

crash-dive

caer en picada

crash-dive

caer en picado Esp.

II.crash dive SUST.

crash dive

sumersión f de emergencia

dive in V. [ingl. am. daɪv -, ingl. brit. dʌɪv -] (v + adv) coloq. (into water)

dive in

zambullirse

dive in

tirarse al agua

dive in

tirarse un clavado amer.

dive in

echarse un clavado amer.

dive in! (start eating)

¡al ataque! coloq.

dive in! (start eating)

¡ataquen! coloq.

dive in! (start eating)

¡atacar! Esp. coloq.

the best thing is to dive right in (into task)

lo mejor es meterse de lleno en la tarea

the best thing is to dive right in (into task)

lo mejor es meterse de cabeza en la tarea coloq.

dive-bomb [ingl. am. ˈdaɪv ˌbɑm, ingl. brit. ˈdʌɪvbɒm] V. trans.

dive-bomb

bombardear en picada

dive-bomb

bombardear en picado Esp.

power dive SUST.

power dive

caída f en picada

power dive

caída f en picado Esp. (con el motor a tope)

dove en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de dove en el diccionario inglés»español

dove¹ [dʌv] SUST. ZOOL.

dove

paloma f

dove² [dəʊv, ingl. am. doʊv] ingl. am.

dove pret. de dive

Véase también: dive

I.dive [daɪv] dived <[or Am: dove], dived> SUST.

1. dive (jump into water):

dive

salto m de cabeza

2. dive (plunge):

dive

inmersión f

3. dive a. fig. (sudden decline):

dive

descenso m en picado

to take a dive

caer en picado

4. dive coloq. (undesirable establishment):

dive

antro m

II.dive <[or Am: dove]> [daɪv] dived <[or Am: dove], dived> V. intr.

1. dive (plunge into water):

dive

zambullirse

to dive under sth

bucear por debajo de algo

to dive to a depth of ...

sumergirse a una profundidad de...

2. dive (jump head first into water):

dive

tirarse de cabeza

3. dive (go sharply downwards):

dive

bajar en picado

4. dive (move towards):

dive

precipitarse

to dive for cover

buscar abrigo precipitadamente

I.dive [daɪv] dived <[or Am: dove], dived> SUST.

1. dive (jump into water):

dive

salto m de cabeza

2. dive (plunge):

dive

inmersión f

3. dive a. fig. (sudden decline):

dive

descenso m en picado

to take a dive

caer en picado

4. dive coloq. (undesirable establishment):

dive

antro m

II.dive <[or Am: dove]> [daɪv] dived <[or Am: dove], dived> V. intr.

1. dive (plunge into water):

dive

zambullirse

to dive under sth

bucear por debajo de algo

to dive to a depth of ...

sumergirse a una profundidad de...

2. dive (jump head first into water):

dive

tirarse de cabeza

3. dive (go sharply downwards):

dive

bajar en picado

4. dive (move towards):

dive

precipitarse

to dive for cover

buscar abrigo precipitadamente

dive in V.

Entrada creada por un usuario

dive in (plunge into water) intr.

zambullirse v. refl.

Traducciones de dove en el diccionario español»inglés

La palabra que consultaste como aparece en otras partes del diccionario

zambullón

dive

paloma (blanca, como símbolo)

dove

chapuzar

to dive in

chapuzar

to dive in

antro

dive

bucear

to dive

garito (antro)

dive

dove Ejemplos de uso en el diccionario PONS (revisados por la redacción)

to take a dive

caer en picado

to dive under sth

bucear por debajo de algo

to dive to a depth of ...

sumergirse a una profundidad de...

to dive for cover

buscar abrigo precipitadamente

to do a high dive

lanzarse desde una altura considerable

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

We dove into the nearest shop, my heart thrumming and ears buzzing.

www.thenational.scot

Worse is watching the hawk at work, plucking and pecking a luckless collared dove or starling in a frenzy of gore and squawking.

www.express.co.uk

In times of persecution a pearl, symbolizing a teardrop, replaced the dove.

en.wikipedia.org

These landings are home to peculiarly small dove-grey mice, which are found nowhere else.

en.wikipedia.org

Instead of following the market toward high-end devices, both companies dove headfirst toward the low-end, leading the race downmarket.

techcrunch.com

Wild fauna includes deer, iguanas, squirrel, raccoon, fox, chachalaca, dove, vulture, snakes of different types including coral snakes, wild boar and hawk.

en.wikipedia.org

However, the beetles are carrion specialists in that they need carrion the size of a dove or a chipmunk in order to reproduce.

en.wikipedia.org

She taunted her torturers all the while, and as she expired a dove flew out of her mouth.

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The call of this dove is a very loud whoop-a whoop with some differences depending on the subspecies involved.

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The cuckoo-dove makes its nest in rock gorges near waterfalls, and their calls are the two-part wok-wu, heard above the sounds of the water.

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