SQUAT - Перевод английский на испанский

английский

испанский

I. squat <прич. наст. вр. squatting; прош. вр., past part squatted> [америк. skwɑt, брит. skwɒt] ГЛ. неперех.

1. squat (crouch):

squat

agacharse

squat

ponerse en cuclillas

two children squatting behind the bushes

dos niños agachados or en cuclillas detrás de los arbustos

he squatted (down) on his heels

se sentó en cuclillas

2. squat (in building, on land):

squat

ocupar un inmueble ajeno sin autorización

squat

okupar Исп.

II. squat [америк. skwɑt, брит. skwɒt] СУЩ.

1. squat СПОРТ:

squat

flexión ж. de piernas

2.1. squat разг. брит. (place):

squat

vivienda o tierra ocupada sin autorización

squat

okupación ж. Исп. разг.

2.2. squat разг. брит. (action):

squat

ocupación ж. ilegal

III. squat <comp squatter, superl squattest> [америк. skwɑt, брит. skwɒt] ПРИЛ.

squat person

rechoncho y bajo

squat person

retacón Ла Плата

squat building/tower/church

achaparrado

squat thrust СУЩ.

squat thrust

ejercicio que consiste en ponerse de rodillas con las manos en el suelo y estirar alternadamente cada pierna hacia atrás

diddly-squat [америк. ˈdɪdli ˌskwɑt, брит. ˈdɪdlɪˌskwɒt] СУЩ. U америк. разг.

I don't care diddly-squat

me importa un bledo or un pepino or un pimiento разг.

I don't care diddly-squat

me importa un cacahuate Мекс. разг.

испанский

английский

patojo (patoja)

squat

sentadilla

squat

acuclillarse

to squat

acuclillarse

to squat down

encuclillarse

to squat

encuclillarse

to squat down

achaparrado (achaparrada) persona

squat

okupar

to squat in

rechoncho (rechoncha)

squat

английский

испанский

I. squat [skwɒt, америк. skwɑ:t] -tt- -tt- ГЛ. неперех.

1. squat (crouch down):

squat

agacharse

squat

ñangotarse Пуэрто-Р., Домин.респ.

2. squat in property:

squat

ocupar una vivienda sin permiso

II. squat [skwɒt, америк. skwɑ:t] -tt- -tt- СУЩ. (house)

squat

casa ж. ocupada

III. squat [skwɒt, америк. skwɑ:t] -tt- -tt- ПРИЛ.

squat person:

squat

rechoncho, -a

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squat СУЩ.

squat (house)

okupa ж. жарг.

Запись в OpenDict

squat СУЩ.

squat СПОРТ

sentadilla ж.

Запись в OpenDict

squat ГЛ.

squat (occupy illegaly) перех.

okupar жарг.

squat (be a squatter) неперех.

okupar жарг.

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squat ГЛ.

squat (crouch down) неперех.

ponerse de cuclillas

испанский

английский

okupa (casa okupada) ж. жарг.

squat

achaparrado (-a)

squat

chaparro (-a)

squat

acuclillarse

to squat

sentadilla ж. СПОРТ

squat

английский

испанский

I. squat <-tt-> [skwat] ГЛ. неперех.

1. squat (crouch down):

squat

agacharse

squat

ñangotarse Пуэрто-Р., Домин.респ.

2. squat in property:

squat

ocupar una vivienda sin permiso

II. squat [skwat] СУЩ.

1. squat (exercise):

squat

sentadilla ж.

2. squat жарг. (nothing):

to not know squat

no tener ni idea

III. squat <-tt-> [skwat] ПРИЛ.

squat person:

squat

rechoncho, -a

испанский

английский

acuclillarse

to squat

chaparro (-a)

squat

ñangotarse

to squat

Present

I	squat
you	squat
he/she/it	squats
we	squat
you	squat
they	squat

Past

I	squatted
you	squatted
he/she/it	squatted
we	squatted
you	squatted
they	squatted

Present Perfect

I	have	squatted
you	have	squatted
he/she/it	has	squatted
we	have	squatted
you	have	squatted
they	have	squatted

Past Perfect

I	had	squatted
you	had	squatted
he/she/it	had	squatted
we	had	squatted
you	had	squatted
they	had	squatted

Одноязычные примеры (не проверены редакцией PONS)

Training was performed four days a week, and each day involved a single set of whole-body exercise similar to calisthenics (either burpees, mountain climbers, jumping jacks or squat thrusts).

www.theglobeandmail.com

Burpees, the classic exercise everyone loves to hate, is also known as a squat thrust.

www.shape.com

The old sun is out in his winter jumpsuit doing sit-ups and squat thrusts between the nettles and moldy brush. 10 more!

musicfeeds.com.au

Thrust legs out and back as a normal squat thrust.

www.femalefirst.co.uk

This might be jump rope, body weight jump squats, mountain climbers or squat thrusts as some examples.

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