CORN BELT - Αγγλικά-Ισπανικά μετάφραση

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Corn Belt Info

Corn Belt

Son los estados de la región central de EEUU (American Midwest), especialmente Iowa, Illinois e Indiana, donde se cultiva la mayor parte del maíz del país.

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Corn

Corn → Cornwall

Cornwall [αμερικ ˈkɔrnˌwɔl, ˈkɔrnˌwəl, βρετ ˈkɔːnwəl] ΟΥΣ

Cornwall

Cornualles αρσ

corn¹ [αμερικ kɔrn, βρετ kɔːn] ΟΥΣ U

1. corn (cereal crop):

corn (in general)

grano αρσ

corn αμερικ (maize)

maíz αρσ

corn βρετ (wheat)

trigo αρσ

corn (oats)

in Scotland and Ireland

corn (oats)

avena θηλ

2. corn (foodstuff):

corn

maíz αρσ

corn

choclo αρσ Ν Αμερ

corn on the cob

mazorca θηλ (de maíz)

corn on the cob

choclo αρσ Ν Αμερ

corn on the cob

elote αρσ Μεξ

corn on the cob προσδιορ oil/syrup

de maíz

3. corn (hackneyed sentiments):

corn οικ

sensiblería θηλ

corn οικ

cursilería θηλ

Corn Belt Info

Corn Belt

Son los estados de la región central de EEUU (American Midwest), especialmente Iowa, Illinois e Indiana, donde se cultiva la mayor parte del maíz del país.

corn² [αμερικ kɔrn, βρετ kɔːn] ΟΥΣ (on toe)

corn

callo αρσ

to tread on sb's corns βρετ

poner el dedo en la llaga

προσδιορ corn plaster

emplasto αρσ para callos

I. belt [αμερικ bɛlt, βρετ bɛlt] ΟΥΣ

1.1. belt ΜΌΔΑ:

belt

cinturón αρσ

green/brown belt (in judo, karate)

cinturón αρσ verde/marrón

green/brown belt (in judo, karate)

cinto αρσ verde/marrón

green/brown belt (in judo, karate)

cinta θηλ verde/marrón Μεξ

green/brown belt (person)

cinturón αρσ θηλ verde/marrón

green/brown belt (person)

cinta αρσ θηλ verde/marrón Μεξ

belt and braces βρετ he has a belt-and-braces approach

le gusta tomar todas las precauciones (del caso)

to have sth under one's belt

tener algo a sus (or mis etc.) espaldas

to have sth under one's belt

tener algo en su (or mi etc.) haber

with a string of hits under his belt

con una serie de hits a sus espaldas or en su haber

to hit below the belt

dar un golpe bajo

that was a bit below the belt

¡ése fue un golpe bajo!

to tighten one's belt

apretarse el cinturón

1.2. belt (for holding tools):

belt

cinturón αρσ para herramientas

cartridge belt

cartuchera θηλ

cartridge belt

canana θηλ

gun belt

cinturón αρσ (con pistolera)

2.1. belt ΜΗΧΑΝΙΚΉ:

belt

correa θηλ

conveyor belt

cinta θηλ transportadora

conveyor belt

banda θηλ transportadora Μεξ

fan belt

correa θηλ del ventilador

fan belt

banda θηλ del ventilador Μεξ

2.2. belt:

seat belt

cinturón αρσ (de seguridad)

safety belt

cinturón αρσ de seguridad

to fasten one's belt

abrocharse el cinturón

3. belt (area):

a belt of rain/low pressure

un frente lluvioso/de bajas presiones

the industrial belt

el cinturón industrial

the cotton belt

la zona or región algodonera

4.1. belt οικ (blow):

belt

tortazo αρσ οικ

belt

trancazo αρσ Μεξ οικ

4.2. belt οικ (drink):

belt αμερικ

trago αρσ

II. belt [αμερικ bɛlt, βρετ bɛlt] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ οικ

belt

darle una paliza a

he belted me on the ear αμερικ or βρετ round the ear

me dio un tortazo οικ

he belted me on the ear αμερικ or βρετ round the ear

me dio un trancazo Μεξ οικ

III. belt [αμερικ bɛlt, βρετ bɛlt] ΡΉΜΑ αμετάβ

to belt along/in/off

ir/entrar/salir zumbando or como un bólido οικ

Bible Belt ΟΥΣ (in US)

the Bible Belt

zona de los EEUU donde impera un fundamentalismo protestante

στο λεξικό PONS

I. belt [belt] ΟΥΣ

1. belt ΜΌΔΑ:

belt

cinturón αρσ

to fasten one's belt

abrocharse el cinturón

2. belt ΤΕΧΝΟΛ:

belt

correa θηλ

3. belt (area):

belt

zona θηλ

4. belt οικ (punch):

belt

golpe αρσ

belt

leche θηλ αργκ

ιδιωτισμοί:

to tighten one's belt

apretarse el cinturón

to have some experience under one's belt

tener algo de experiencia a sus espaldas

II. belt [belt] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ

1. belt (secure with a belt):

belt

ceñir

2. belt οικ (hit):

belt

zurrar

III. belt [belt] ΡΉΜΑ αμετάβ οικ

belt

correr a todo tren

to belt along

ir como una bala

corn¹ [kɔ:n, αμερικ kɔ:rn] ΟΥΣ χωρίς πλ

1. corn βρετ (cereal):

corn

cereal αρσ

2. corn αμερικ (maize):

corn

maíz αρσ

corn

choclo αρσ Ν Αμερ

corn

abatí αρσ Αργεντ

corn on the cob

mazorca θηλ de maíz

3. corn αμερικ οικ (something trite):

corn

sensiblería θηλ

corn² [kɔ:n, αμερικ kɔ:rn] ΟΥΣ

corn ΙΑΤΡ:

corn

callo αρσ

ιδιωτισμοί:

to tread on sb's corns

herir los sentimientos de alguien

στο λεξικό PONS

I. belt [belt] ΟΥΣ

1. belt ΜΌΔΑ:

belt

cinturón αρσ

to fasten one's belt

abrocharse el cinturón

2. belt ΤΕΧΝΟΛ:

belt

correa θηλ

3. belt (area):

belt

zona θηλ

4. belt αργκ (punch):

belt

golpe αρσ

ιδιωτισμοί:

to tighten one's belt

apretarse el cinturón

to have some experience under one's belt

tener algo de experiencia a sus espaldas

II. belt [belt] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ

1. belt (secure with a belt):

belt

ceñir

2. belt αργκ (hit):

belt

zurrar

III. belt [belt] ΡΉΜΑ αμετάβ αργκ

belt

correr a todo tren

to belt along

ir como una bala

corn¹ [kɔrn] ΟΥΣ

1. corn (crop):

corn

maíz αρσ

corn

choclo αρσ Ν Αμερ

corn

abatí αρσ Αργεντ

corn on the cob

mazorca θηλ de maíz

2. corn αργκ (something trite):

corn

sensiblería θηλ

corn² [kɔrn] ΟΥΣ

corn ΙΑΤΡ:

corn

callo αρσ

ιδιωτισμοί:

to tread on sb's corns

herir los sentimientos de alguien

Present

I	belt
you	belt
he/she/it	belts
we	belt
you	belt
they	belt

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Μονόγλωσσα παραδείγματα (μη ελεγμένα από τη συντακτική ομάδα της PONS)

The belt was 3.9 in below the waterline, on either end of the ship.

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These include possibly loose seat mounting bolts that could rattle on rough road surfaces and a "request for information" on the rear seat belt buckles.

www.theglobeandmail.com

The orbits within the Kuiper belt are relatively stable, and so very few comets are thought to originate there.

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A simple slip dress was turned into absolute fire with a chain gold belt and a thigh high split.

www.cosmopolitan.com.au

A longshoreman's hook was often carried by hooking it through the belt.

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