DUMB - Перевод английский на испанский

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

английский

испанский

dumb [америк. dəm, брит. dʌm] ПРИЛ.

1.1. dumb (temporarily silent):

to remain dumb

permanecer en silencio or callado

to be struck dumb

quedarse mudo or sin habla

to be struck dumb

enmudecer

1.2. dumb (unable to speak):

dumb устар. or оскорб.

mudo

she's deaf and dumb

es sordomuda

2. dumb (stupid) америк.:

dumb разг.

tonto

dumb разг.

bobo разг.

how dumb can you get?!

¿cómo puedes ser tan tonto?

how dumb can you get?!

¿cómo puedes ser tan bobo? разг.

that was a dumb thing to do/say

¡qué tontería haber hecho/dicho eso!

I can't get the dumb thing to work

no logro hacer que funcione esta porquería разг.

to act dumb

hacerse el tonto

to act dumb

hacerse el bobo разг.

she played the dumb blonde

hacía el papel de la típica rubia tonta

dumb waiter [америк. dəm ˈweɪdər, брит.] СУЩ.

1. dumb waiter (elevator):

dumb waiter

montaplatos м.

2. dumb waiter (table):

dumb waiter

mesita ж. rodante

dumb animals СУЩ. только мн.

dumb animals

los animales

dumb down ГЛ. [америк. dəm -, брит. dʌm -] (v + adv + o, v + o + adv)

dumb down

bajar el nivel intelectual de

dumb-ass [америк. ˈdəmˌæs, брит.] ПРИЛ. определит. америк. разг.

dumb-ass

tarado разг.

dumb-ass

baboso лат. америк. разг.

we're ruled by dumb-ass politicians

estamos gobernados por políticos tarados разг.

we're ruled by dumb-ass politicians

estamos gobernados por políticos babosos лат. америк. разг.

испанский

английский

nabo (naba)

dumb разг.

gaznápiro (gaznápira)

dumb разг.

dundo (dunda)

dumb разг.

buey

dumb разг.

vaca

dumb разг.

в словаре PONS

английский

испанский

dumb [dʌm] ПРИЛ.

1. dumb (mute):

dumb

mudo, -a

deaf and dumb

sordomudo, -a

to be struck dumb

quedarse mudo de asombro

2. dumb разг. (stupid):

dumb

estúpido, -a

to play dumb

hacerse el tonto

dumb waiter СУЩ.

dumb waiter

montaplatos м.

испанский

английский

a lo sucusumucu (fingiéndose tonto)

playing dumb разг.

hacerse el longui разг.

to play dumb

sordomudo (-a)

deaf and dumb

mudo (-a)

dumb

enmudecer

to be struck dumb

caer(se) redondo (quedarse mudo)

to be struck dumb

quedarse patitieso

to be struck dumb

ser más tonto que Pichote разг.

to be as dumb as they come

hacerse el tonto

to play dumb

в словаре PONS

английский

испанский

dumb [dʌm] ПРИЛ.

1. dumb often offensive (mute):

dumb

mudo, -a

deaf and dumb

sordomudo, -a

to be struck dumb

quedarse mudo de asombro

2. dumb разг. (stupid):

dumb

estúpido, -a

to play dumb

hacerse el tonto

dumb waiter СУЩ.

dumb waiter

montaplatos м.

испанский

английский

a lo sucusumucu (fingiéndose tonto)

playing dumb разг.

es muy corto de entendederas

he's pretty dumb

hacerse el longui разг.

to play dumb

sordomudo (-a)

deaf and dumb

mariconada

dumb thing to do

caer(se) redondo (quedarse mudo)

to be struck dumb

ser más tonto que Picio разг.

to be as dumb as they come

hacerse el tonto

to play dumb

hacerse el loco

to act dumb

Present

I	dumb down
you	dumb down
he/she/it	dumbs down
we	dumb down
you	dumb down
they	dumb down

Past

I	dumbed down
you	dumbed down
he/she/it	dumbed down
we	dumbed down
you	dumbed down
they	dumbed down

Present Perfect

I	have	dumbed down
you	have	dumbed down
he/she/it	has	dumbed down
we	have	dumbed down
you	have	dumbed down
they	have	dumbed down

Past Perfect

I	had	dumbed down
you	had	dumbed down
he/she/it	had	dumbed down
we	had	dumbed down
you	had	dumbed down
they	had	dumbed down

Одноязычные примеры (не проверены редакцией PONS)

There, he advised young pitching prospects about the importance of throwing first-pitch strikes and pounding the strike zone and jamming hitters.

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Bullfrogs can capture large, strong prey because of the powerful grip of their jaws after the initial ranid tongue strike.

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Administrative agency rules are made only with the permission of elected lawmakers, and elected lawmakers may strike down an administrative rule or even eliminate an agency.

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Instead, most flash fiction is too brief and self-satisfied to strike more than one note.

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The police were used to protect strike-breakers.

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