pepper pot en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de pepper pot en el diccionario inglés»español

pepper pot [ingl. am. ˈpɛpər pɑt, ingl. brit.] SUST.

pepper pot

pimentero m

Traducciones de pepper pot en el diccionario inglés»español

I.pepper [ingl. am. ˈpɛpər, ingl. brit. ˈpɛpə] SUST.

1.1. pepper U (spice):

pepper

pimienta f

black pepper

pimienta negra

white pepper

pimienta blanca

pepper steak

filete m a la pimienta

1.2. pepper C:

pepper, a. pepper plant

pimentero m

2. pepper C or U (capsicum fruit, plant):

pepper, a. sweet pepper

pimiento m

pepper, a. sweet pepper

pimentón m AmS excl Río Pl.

pepper, a. sweet pepper

ají m Río Pl.

green pepper

pimiento (or pimentón etc.) verde

red pepper

pimiento (or pimentón etc.) rojo or colorado

red pepper

ají m morrón Río Pl.

II.pepper [ingl. am. ˈpɛpər, ingl. brit. ˈpɛpə] V. trans.

1. pepper GASTR.:

pepper

ponerle pimienta a

pepper

echarle pimienta a

2. pepper (pelt):

to pepper sth/sb (with sth)

acribillar algo/a alguien (a algo)

they peppered him with questions

lo acribillaron a preguntas

3. pepper (intersperse):

to pepper sth with sth

salpicar algo de algo

the speech was peppered with anecdotes

el discurso estuvo salpicado de anécdotas

I.pot¹ [ingl. am. pɑt, ingl. brit. pɒt] SUST.

1.1. pot (for cooking):

pot

olla f

pots and pans

cacharros mpl coloq.

pots and pans

trastes mpl Méx.

it's a case of the pot calling the kettle black

dijo la sartén al cazo: retírate que me tiznas

to go to pot coloq.

echarse a perder

to go to pot coloq.

venirse abajo

to keep the pot boiling

mantener el ambiente caldeado

a watched pot never boils

el que espera, desespera

1.2. pot (for jam, honey etc):

pot

tarro m

pot

bote m Esp.

1.3. pot:

pot (for tea)

tetera f

pot (for coffee)

cafetera f

a pot of tea for two

té para dos

1.4. pot (in pottery):

pot

vasija f

1.5. pot (drinking vessel):

pot arc.

jarro m

2.1. pot:

flowerpot

maceta f

flowerpot

tiesto m

2.2. pot → chamber pot

2.3. pot:

lobster pot

nasa f

3.1. pot sin pl. (in card games):

pot

pozo m

pot

bote m esp Esp.

to win the pot

llevarse el pozo

to win the pot

llevarse el bote esp Esp.

to sweeten the pot (in cards)

subir el pozo

to sweeten the pot (in cards)

subir el bote esp Esp.

we can throw in the air conditioning to sweeten the pot

podemos incluir el aire acondicionado para hacer más atractiva la oferta

3.2. pot sin pl. (kitty):

pot

fondo m común

pot

bote m esp Esp.

4. pot (large amount) esp ingl. brit. often pl coloq.:

he made pots or a pot of money

se forró coloq.

he made pots or a pot of money

hizo un montón de plata AmS coloq.

he made pots or a pot of money

hizo un montón or la tira de dinero Esp. coloq.

5. pot (in snooker):

pot ingl. brit.

billa f

6. pot (potbelly):

pot coloq.

panza f coloq.

pot coloq.

barriga f coloq.

7. pot → potshot

II.pot¹ <part. pres. potting; pret., part. pas. potted> [ingl. am. pɑt, ingl. brit. pɒt] V. trans.

1. pot plant:

pot

plantar (en una maceta)

2. pot (in snooker, billiards):

pot ingl. brit.

meter

pot ingl. brit.

entronerar

3. pot rabbit/pheasant:

pot

cobrar

pot

cazar

Véase también: potshot, gold, chamber pot

potshot [ingl. am. ˈpɑtˌʃɑt, ingl. brit. ˈpɒtʃɒt] SUST. DEP.

potshot

tiro m al azar

to take potshots at sb/sth

disparar or tirar al azar contra alguien/algo

to take potshots at sb/sth

disparar or tirar al tuntún contra alguien/algo coloq.

her new play takes a potshot at feminism

su nueva obra arremete contra el feminismo

I.gold [ingl. am. ɡoʊld, ingl. brit. ɡəʊld] SUST.

1.1. gold U:

gold

oro m

solid/pure/24-carat gold

oro macizo/puro/de 24 quilates

that woman is pure gold

esa mujer vale (su peso en) oro

as good as gold

buenísimo

they've been as good as gold

se han portado muy bien or como unos santos

the baby slept through it all as good as gold

el bebé durmió como un angelito sin enterarse de nada

to strike gold

dar con una mina de oro

all that glitters or glisters is not gold

no es oro todo lo que reluce

all that glitters or glisters is not gold

no todo lo que brilla es oro

all that glitters or glisters is not gold atrbv. ring/ingot/reserves

de oro

the gold market

el mercado del oro

1.2. gold U (money):

gold

monedas fpl de oro

gold

oro m

everything she touches turns to gold

todo lo que toca se convierte en oro

the crock or pot of gold at the end of the rainbow

un imposible

1.3. gold C or U (medal):

gold coloq.

medalla f de oro

to go for gold

tratar de ganar la medalla de oro

to go for gold

ir a por la de oro Esp. coloq.

2. gold U (color):

gold

dorado m

gold

color m (de) oro

gold

oro m liter.

II.gold [ingl. am. ɡoʊld, ingl. brit. ɡəʊld] ADJ.

gold dress:

gold

dorado

gold paint

purpurina f (dorada)

chamber pot SUST.

chamber pot

orinal m

chamber pot

bacinica f

chamber pot

escupidera f Co. Sur

pot² [ingl. am. pɑt, ingl. brit. pɒt] SUST. U (marijuana)

pot coloq.

hierba f coloq.

pot coloq.

maría f Esp. argot

pot coloq.

mota f Méx. coloq.

pepper pot en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de pepper pot en el diccionario inglés»español

pepper pot SUST. ingl. austr., ingl. brit., pepper shaker SUST. ingl. am.

pepper pot

pimentero m

Traducciones de pepper pot en el diccionario español»inglés

pimentero

pepper pot

Traducciones de pepper pot en el diccionario inglés»español

I.pepper [ˈpepəʳ, ingl. am. -ɚ] SUST.

1. pepper sin pl. (spice):

pepper

pimienta f

black/white pepper

pimienta negra/blanca

2. pepper (vegetable):

pepper

pimiento m

II.pepper [ˈpepəʳ, ingl. am. -ɚ] V. trans.

1. pepper (add pepper):

pepper

poner pimienta a

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to pepper sb with bullets

acribillar a alguien a balas

to be peppered with sth speech, comments

estar acribillado de algo

to be peppered with mistakes

estar lleno de errores

I.pot¹ [pɒt, ingl. am. pɑ:t] SUST.

1. pot (container):

pot

bote m

2. pot (for cooking):

pot

olla f

pots and pans

cacharros m pl.

3. pot:

pot (of food)

tarro m

pot (of drink)

jarro m

pot (for coffee)

cafetera f

pot (for tea)

tetera f

4. pot:

pot (for plants)

maceta f

pot (for flowers)

tiesto m

5. pot coloq. JUEGOS:

to win the pot

llevarse el bote

6. pot coloq. (a lot):

pot

montón m

pots of money

montones de dinero

7. pot irón. (potbelly):

pot

barriga f coloq.

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

it's (a case of) the pot calling the kettle black

dijo la sartén al cazo, apártate que me tiznas

to go to pot coloq.

echarse a perder

to go to pot business, plan

irse al garete

II.pot¹ [pɒt, ingl. am. pɑ:t] V. trans. -tt-

1. pot (put in a pot):

pot food

conservar en un tarro

to pot (up) plants

plantar

2. pot (shoot):

pot

cazar

3. pot ingl. brit. DEP.:

pot

meter en la tronera

pot² [pɒt, ingl. am. pɑ:t] SUST. sin pl. coloq. (marijuana)

pot

hierba f

pot

mota f Méx.

to smoke pot

fumar maría

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

They've been ridiculed on the show plenty of times, described once even as a pepper pot.

whatculture.com

There was a campaign to save the towers, known locally as the salt and pepper pots, from demolition with proposals to turn them into a giant art installation.

en.wikipedia.org

Their main staple foods are cassava bread, farine and pepper pot that is mostly prepared by the women and also sometimes by the men.

en.wikipedia.org

We'll refrain from explaining further, but the title does rather give away that the bad guys here are of the pepper pot-shaped variety.

metro.co.uk

He watched with crowds as the salt and pepper pots, as they were known, were demolished in 2008.

www.independent.co.uk

Not bad for a pun of shrill-voiced pepper pots.

www.wired.com

When the petals have fallen, the pepper pot seed capsules become almost as decorative, each retaining its irregular ruff of green bracts.

www.dailymail.co.uk

The towers -- nicknamed the salt and pepper pots -- were built in 1938 to help meet demand for electricity from the ever-insatiable steel industry.

www.thestar.co.uk

Available in ten colours, they come in something that looks like a pepper pot.

www.dailymail.co.uk

He was a pepper pot.

en.wikipedia.org