black hole en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de black hole en el diccionario inglés»español

black hole SUST.

black hole

agujero m negro

Traducciones de black hole en el diccionario español»inglés

agujero negro

black hole

hoyo negro

black hole

Traducciones de black hole en el diccionario inglés»español

I.hole [ingl. am. hoʊl, ingl. brit. həʊl] SUST.

1.1. hole:

hole (in belt, material, clothing)

agujero m

hole (in ground)

hoyo m

hole (in ground)

agujero m

hole (in road)

bache m

hole (in wall)

boquete m

hole (in defenses)

brecha f

my socks are in holes

tengo los calcetines llenos de agujeros

to make a hole in sth

hacer un agujero en algo

to make a hole in sth

agujerear algo

that made a hole in their savings

eso se llevó or se comió buena parte de sus ahorros

in the hole ingl. am. we're $10, 000 in the hole to the bank

le debemos 10.000 dólares al banco

I'm just going deeper and deeper in the hole

cada vez estoy más endeudado or más cargado de deudas

money just burns a hole in his/her pocket

el dinero le quema las manos

to need sth like a hole in the head I need a visit from him like I need a hole in the head

¡lo único que me faltaba! ¡que él viniera a verme!

1.2. hole (in argument, proposal):

hole

punto m débil

to pick holes in sth

encontrarle defectos or faltas a algo

he picked holes in their plan/theory

le encontró defectos a su plan/teoría

1.3. hole (of animal):

hole

madriguera f

mouse hole

ratonera f

2.1. hole DEP. (in golf):

hole

hoyo m

to play nine/eighteen holes

jugar (un partido) a nueve/dieciocho hoyos

2.2. hole DEP. (in US football):

hole

hueco m

3.1. hole (unpleasant place) coloq.:

this town is a real hole!

¡qué pueblo de mala muerte! coloq.

his room was a dirty hole

su cuarto era un cuchitril inmundo

3.2. hole (awkward situation) coloq.:

to be in a hole

estar en un apuro or aprieto

to get sb out of a hole

sacar a alguien de un apuro or aprieto

II.hole [ingl. am. hoʊl, ingl. brit. həʊl] V. trans.

1. hole (in golf):

hole ball

embocar

hole putt/shot

transformar

he holed the 15th in four

hizo el hoyo 15 en cuatro golpes

2. hole ship:

hole

abrir una brecha en

III.hole [ingl. am. hoʊl, ingl. brit. həʊl] V. intr. (in golf)

to hole in one

embocar en un golpe

to hole in one

hacer un hoyo en un golpe

I.black <blacker blackest> [ingl. am. blæk, ingl. brit. blak] ADJ.

1.1. black:

black dress/car/hair/ink

negro

black sky

oscuro

black sky

negro

black cloud

nubarrón m

black cloud

nube f negra

I flicked the switch and everything went black

le di al interruptor y se quedó todo a oscuras

her arms were black with bruises

tenía los brazos llenos de moretones or cardenales

to beat sb black and blue coloq.

darle una tremenda paliza a alguien coloq.

1.2. black (dirty):

black pred

negro

black pred

sucísimo

1.3. black:

black coffee

negro amer.

black coffee

solo Esp.

black coffee

tinto Col.

black coffee

puro Chile

black tea

solo

black tea

sin leche

black tea

puro Chile

2. black:

black, a. Black

negro

black, a. Black aspirations

de los negros

a black man

un (hombre) negro

3.1. black (sad, hopeless):

black

negro

this is a black day for our country

este es un día aciago or negro para el país

3.2. black (intense, grim):

black despair/pessimism

profundo

black rage/fury

ciego

a black look

una mirada de odio

3.3. black (evil):

black heart

malvado

4. black (illegal):

the black economy

la economía informal

the black economy

la economía paralela amer.

the black economy

la economía sumergida Esp.

II.black [ingl. am. blæk, ingl. brit. blak] SUST.

1. black U (color):

black

negro m

she was dressed in black

iba (vestida) de negro

to wear black (in mourning)

llevar luto

to swear black is white

mentir descaradamente

the new black

el nuevo negro

brown is the new black this season

el marrón es el nuevo negro esta temporada

2. black C (person):

black, a. Black

negro m / negra f

3. black (freedom from debt):

to be in the black

no estar en números rojos

4.1. black C:

black (in board games) (piece)

negra f

4.2. black (in board games) (player) sin art.:

Black: Karpov

negras: Karpov

and black resigned

y las negras abandonaron

III.black [ingl. am. blæk, ingl. brit. blak] V. trans.

1. black (bruise):

to black sb's eye

ponerle un ojo morado a alguien

2. black arcznte. shoes:

black

lustrar

3. black (boycott):

black ingl. brit.

boicotear

Véase también: paint, black market, black and white

I.paint [ingl. am. peɪnt, ingl. brit. peɪnt] SUST. U or C

paint

pintura f

“wet paint”

“pintura fresca”

“wet paint”

ojo, pinta Esp.

paint remover

quitapintura m

II.paint [ingl. am. peɪnt, ingl. brit. peɪnt] V. trans.

1. paint ARTE:

paint portrait/landscape

pintar

these flowers were painted in by a later hand

estas flores se agregaron posteriormente

2. paint (apply paint to):

paint wall/door/house

pintar

I painted the kitchen pink

pinté la cocina de rosa

the door's freshly painted

la puerta está recién pintada

I'll draw the outline and you paint it in

yo dibujo el contorno y tú lo coloreas or pintas

to paint sth out, to paint over sth

pintar encima de algo

to paint sth out, to paint over sth

tapar algo con pintura

to paint iodine on a wound, to paint a wound with iodine

aplicar yodo a una herida

3. paint (describe):

paint

pintar

to paint a glowing/gloomy picture of sth

pintar algo favorablemente/muy negro

as black as it's been painted the situation isn't as black as it's been painted

la situación no es tan negra como la pintan

the boss isn't as black as he's painted

el jefe no es tan fiero como lo pintan

4. paint (make up):

to paint one's face

pintarse

to paint one's face

maquillarse

to paint one's lips/nails

pintarse los labios/las uñas

III.paint [ingl. am. peɪnt, ingl. brit. peɪnt] V. intr.

paint

pintar

to paint in oils/watercolors

pintar al óleo/a la acuarela

black market [ingl. am. ˈblæk ˈmɑrkət, ingl. brit.] SUST.

black market

mercado m negro

black market

estraperlo m esp Esp.

to buy/sell sth on the black market

comprar/vender algo en el mercado negro

the black market in foreign exchange

el mercado negro de divisas

the black market in foreign exchange

el mercado paralelo de divisas esp amer.

atrbv. black market goods/cigarettes

del mercado negro

atrbv. black market goods/cigarettes

del mercado paralelo esp amer.

I.black and white [ˈˌblæk ən ˈ(h)waɪt] SUST.

black and white CINE, FOTO, TV

blanco y negro m

in black and white it's down here in black and white

aquí está escrito bien claro

I'd like to have it in black and white

quisiera verlo (por) escrito

she sees everything in (terms of) black and white

para ella no hay términos medios

II.black and white <atrbv. black-and-white> [ˈˌblæk ən ˈ(h)waɪt] ADJ.

1. black and white photograph/film/television:

black and white

en blanco y negro

2. black and white (clear-cut):

things aren't as black and white as that

las cosas no son tan simples

black hole en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de black hole en el diccionario inglés»español

black hole SUST.

black hole

agujero m negro

Traducciones de black hole en el diccionario inglés»español

I.hole [həʊl, ingl. am. hoʊl] SUST.

1. hole (hollow space):

hole

agujero m

2. hole (in golf):

hole

hoyo m

3. hole:

hole of mouse

ratonera f

hole of rabbit

madriguera f

4. hole coloq. (jam):

hole

apuro m

to be in a hole

estar en un apuro [o aprieto]

to be in the hole ingl. am.

estar endeudado

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to be a round peg in a square hole

estar fuera de lugar

II.hole [həʊl, ingl. am. hoʊl] V. trans.

1. hole (perforate):

hole

agujerear

2. hole (in golf):

hole

embocar

I.black [blæk] ADJ.

1. black (colour):

black

negro, -a

black man

negro m

black woman

negra f

2. black fig. (extreme):

black

negro, -a

black despair

negra desesperación

3. black (dark):

black

oscuro, -a

4. black (very dirty):

black

mugriento, -a

black

mugroso, -a Méx.

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to beat sb black and blue coloq.

moler a alguien a palos

he is not as black as he is painted

no es tan malo como lo pintan

II.black [blæk] V. trans.

1. black (make black):

black

ennegrecer

to black one's face

pintarse la cara de negro

to black sb's eye

poner a alguien el ojo morado [o a la funerala]

2. black ingl. brit. (boycott):

black

boicotear

III.black [blæk] SUST.

1. black (colour):

black

negro m

in black

de negro

in black and white CINE, FOTO

en blanco y negro

2. black (person):

black

negro(-a) m (f)

3. black FIN.:

in the black

en números negros

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

This resolution would require black hole information loss, a controversial violation of unitarity.

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The black hole collapses into a singularity and explodes in a supernova.

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Breaking this entanglement would release inconceivable amounts of energy, thus creating a searing black hole firewall at the black hole event horizon.

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Much closer black hole binaries are likely in single core galaxies with double emission lines.

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It harbors a supermassive black hole at its core and has massive regions of star formation in the bright blue knots in the spiral arms.

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Assuming that a small black hole has zero entropy, the integration constant is zero.

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They manage to close the black hole and return to the day when they first tried time-traveling.

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The release of gravitational energy by matter falling towards a massive black hole is the only process known that can produce such high power continuously.

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Classically, the gravitation is so powerful that nothing, not even electromagnetic radiation (including light), can escape from the black hole.

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It is a major radio source, partially due to its jet of electrons being flung out of the galaxy by its central supermassive black hole.

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