second-degree burn en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de second-degree burn en el diccionario inglés»español

second-degree burn [ˌsɛk(ə)ndɪɡriː ˈbəːn] SUST.

second-degree burn

quemadura f de segundo grado

Traducciones de second-degree burn en el diccionario inglés»español

I.second¹ [ingl. am. ˈsɛkənd, ingl. brit. ˈsɛk(ə)nd] ADJ.

1.1. second:

second

segundo

the second time he rang me

la segunda vez que me llamó

her second husband

su segundo marido

he had a second cup of tea

se tomó otra taza de té

he's already had a second helping

ya ha repetido

he's already had a second helping

ya se ha repetido Chile

he won't do that a second time

no lo volverá a hacer

to give sb a second chance

darle a alguien otra oportunidad

every second Tuesday/week

cada dos martes/semanas

every second Tuesday/week

martes/semana por medio Co. Sur Perú

second generation

segunda generación f

second home

segunda vivienda f

1.2. second (in seniority, standing):

second

segundo

the country's second city

la segunda ciudad del país

our service is second to none

nuestro servicio es insuperable

2. second (elliptical use):

I leave on the second (of the month)

me voy el (día) dos

II.second¹ [ingl. am. ˈsɛkənd, ingl. brit. ˈsɛk(ə)nd] ADV.

1. second (in position, time, order):

second

en segundo lugar

United finished second to Rovers in the championship

el United quedó en segundo lugar en la clasificación después del Rovers

work comes second, family first

la familia está antes que el trabajo

2. second (secondly):

second

en segundo lugar

3. second (second class) FERRO.:

second travel

en segunda (clase)

4. second (with superlative):

the second tallest boy in the class

el chico que le sigue al más alto de la clase

the second highest building

el segundo edificio en altura

it's the second largest city in the world

ocupa el segundo lugar entre las ciudades más grandes del mundo

III.second¹ [ingl. am. ˈsɛkənd, ingl. brit. ˈsɛk(ə)nd] SUST.

1.1. second MOTOR:

second, a. second gear sin art.

segunda f

1.2. second (in competition):

he finished a good/poor second

quedó en un honroso/deslucido segundo lugar

1.3. second ingl. brit. UNIV.:

upper/lower second

segunda y tercera nota de la escala de calificaciones de un título universitario

2. second (attendant):

second (in boxing, wrestling)

segundo m

second (in dueling)

padrino m

3. second (substandard product):

second

artículo m con defectos de fábrica

4. second <seconds, pl > (second helping) coloq.:

can I have seconds?

¿puedo repetir?

can I have seconds?

¿puedo repetirme? Chile

5. second MÚS.:

second

segunda f

IV.second¹ [ingl. am. ˈsɛkənd, ingl. brit. ˈsɛk(ə)nd] V. trans. (support)

second motion/candidate

secundar

second motion/candidate

apoyar

second² [ingl. am. ˈsɛkənd, ingl. brit. ˈsɛk(ə)nd] SUST.

1. second (of time):

second

segundo m

2. second (moment):

second

segundo m

it doesn't take a second

no lleva ni un segundo

it doesn't take a second

es cosa de un segundo

3. second (of angle):

second

segundo m

second³ [ingl. am. səˈkɑnd, ingl. brit. sɪˈkɒnd] V. trans.

second (attach) ingl. brit.:

to second sb (to sth)

trasladar a alguien temporalmente (a algo)

degree [ingl. am. dəˈɡri, ingl. brit. dɪˈɡriː] SUST.

1. degree (level, amount):

degree

grado m

degree

nivel m

it's a matter or question of degree

es cuestión de grados

it's a matter or question of degree

depende de hasta qué punto

our students are motivated in or to varying degrees

nuestros alumnos tienen distintos grados or niveles de motivación

a degree of realism

cierto grado de realismo

there's a degree of truth in what she says

hay cierta verdad en lo que dice

to a certain or limited degree

hasta cierto punto

to a high degree

en alto grado

to the highest degree

en grado sumo

to such a degree that …

hasta tal punto que …

to such a degree that …

en or a tal grado que …

he's not in the slightest or least degree mean

no es tacaño en absoluto

in no small degree

en gran medida

to a degree (extremely)

en grado sumo

to a degree (to some extent)

hasta cierto punto

2. degree (grade, step):

degree

grado m

first/third degree burns

quemaduras fpl de primer/tercer grado

first/second degree murder (in US)

homicidio m en primer/segundo grado

degree of kinship

grado de parentesco

degree of comparison LING.

grado de comparación

by degrees

gradualmente

by degrees

paulatinamente

3. degree:

degree GEOGR., MAT., METEO., FÍS.

grado m

it was 40 degrees in the shade

hacía 40 grados a la sombra

12 degrees of frost or below zero

12 grados bajo cero

this wine is 12 degrees proof

este vino es de or tiene 12 grados

4. degree UNIV.:

degree

título m

first degree

licenciatura f

a master's degree

una maestría or un master

a PhD degree

un doctorado

an honorary degree

un título honoris causa

he has or form. holds a degree in chemistry

es licenciado en química

I'm going to take a philosophy degree

voy a hacer la carrera de filosofía

I'm going to take a philosophy degree

voy a licenciarme en filosofía

I took my degree last year

acabé la carrera el año pasado

I took my degree last year

me recibí el año pasado amer.

I took my degree last year

obtuve la licenciatura el año pasado

atrbv. degree ceremony

ceremonia f de licenciatura

degree certificate

título m de licenciado

degree course

licenciatura f

5. degree (in society):

degree arc. or liter.

rango m

degree arc. or liter.

condición f social

of high degree

de alto rango

of low/humble degree

de baja/humilde condición

Véase también: third degree

third degree SUST.

to give sb the third degree coloq.

hacerle un interrogatorio a alguien

they put me through the third degree

me hicieron un interrogatorio

they put me through the third degree

fue como enfrentarse a la Inquisición

I.burn¹ <pret. & part. pas. burned or burnt> [ingl. am. bərn, ingl. brit. bəːn] V. intr.

1.1. burn:

burn fire/flame:

arder

burn wood/coal:

arder

burn wood/coal:

quemarse

burn building/town:

arder

something's burning!

se está quemando algo

I can smell burning

huele or hay olor a quemado

a burning smell

un olor a quemado

the smell of burning rubber

el olor a goma quemada

the smell of burning rubber

el olor a hule quemado Méx.

1.2. burn gas/light:

burn

estar encendido

burn

estar prendido amer. also

I left the light burning

dejé la luz encendida

I left the light burning

dejé la luz prendida amer.

1.3. burn food:

burn

quemarse

1.4. burn (in sun):

burn skin:

quemarse

2.1. burn (be hot):

burn

arder

my cheeks/ears were burning

me ardían las mejillas/las orejas

the midday sun burned down on them

el sol de mediodía caía a plomo sobre ellos

2.2. burn (smart, sting):

burn eyes/wound:

escocer

burn eyes/wound:

arder esp amer.

a burning sensation

un escozor

a burning sensation

un ardor esp amer.

2.3. burn acid/ice:

burn

quemar

3.1. burn (be consumed):

burn

arder

to burn with sth

arder de algo

she was burning with impatience/curiosity

ardía de impaciencia/curiosidad

3.2. burn (long) liter.:

she burned for revenge/his embrace

deseaba ardientemente vengarse/que la abrazara

to burn to + infin

morirse por  +  infin

to burn to + infin

arder en deseos de  +  infin liter.

he was burning to tell her

se moría por decírselo

he was burning to tell her

ardía en deseos de decírselo liter.

II.burn¹ <pret. & part. pas. burned or burnt> [ingl. am. bərn, ingl. brit. bəːn] V. trans.

1.1. burn:

burn letter/book/rubbish

quemar

burn building/town

incendiar

burn building/town

quemar

I burned the paint off the door

le saqué la pintura a la puerta con un soplete

the mark is burned into the wood/on the animal's hide

la marca está grabada a fuego en la madera/en la piel del animal

I burned a hole in my sleeve

me quemé la manga (con un cigarrillo etc)

to burn one's boats or bridges

quemar las naves

1.2. burn (overcook):

I've burned the cake/meat

se me ha quemado el pastel/la carne

1.3. burn (consume):

the stove burns gas

la cocina funciona a or con gas

we burn a lot of electricity/gas

usamos or gastamos mucha electricidad/mucho gas

coal-burning stove

cocina f de or a carbón

1.4. burn witch/heretic:

burn

quemar

2.1. burn (injure):

burn

quemar

to burn oneself

quemarse

I've burned my tongue

me he quemado la lengua

careful you don't burn yourself on the iron

ten cuidado, no vayas a quemarte con la plancha

to be burned to death

morir abrasado

2.2. burn (swindle) ingl. am.:

burn argot

estafar

burn argot

timar coloq.

3. burn (create):

burn

quemar

III.burn¹ [ingl. am. bərn, ingl. brit. bəːn] SUST.

1. burn (injury):

burn

quemadura f

she suffered severe/minor burns to her face

sufrió quemaduras graves/leves en la cara

he has third-degree burns

tiene quemaduras de tercer grado

2. burn (on surface):

burn

quemadura f

a cigarette burn

una quemadura or marca de cigarrillo

3. burn (feeling):

burn

escozor m

burn

ardor m esp amer.

slow burn ingl. am. coloq. Mary did a slow burn when she heard it

a Mary le empezó a hervir la sangre cuando lo oyó

Véase también: oil, candle

I.oil [ingl. am. ɔɪl, ingl. brit. ɔɪl] SUST.

1.1. oil U (petroleum):

oil

petróleo m

to strike oil coloq.

dar con una mina de oro or con la gallina de los huevos de oro coloq.

to strike oil literal (reach oil)

encontrar petróleo

the oil industry

la industria petrolera

oil pollution

contaminación f petrolífera or de petróleo

1.2. oil U (lubricant):

oil

aceite m

to change/check the oil

cambiar/revisar el (nivel del) aceite

to pour oil on troubled waters

tratar de apaciguar los ánimos

atrbv. oil change

cambio m de aceite

oil filter

filtro m del aceite

oil level

nivel m del aceite

oil pressure

presión m del aceite

1.3. oil U:

fuel oil

fuel-oil m

fuel oil

gasoil m

1.4. oil U (for domestic heating):

oil

gasóleo m de calefacción

oil

gasoil m de calefacción

oil

fuel(-oil) m doméstico

1.5. oil U (for domestic lamps, stoves):

oil

queroseno m

oil

kerosene m

oil

parafina f amer.

to burn the midnight oil

quemarse las cejas

2.1. oil U or C GASTR.:

oil

aceite m

oil and vinegar dressing

vinagreta f

2.2. oil U or C (essence):

oil

esencia f

3.1. oil C (painting):

oil

óleo m

a collection of oils

una colección de óleos

3.2. oil <oils, pl > (paints):

he paints in oils

pinta al óleo

a portrait in oils

un retrato al óleo

II.oil [ingl. am. ɔɪl, ingl. brit. ɔɪl] V. trans.

1. oil:

oil machine/hinge

lubricar

oil machine/hinge

aceitar

oil machine/hinge

engrasar

oil wood/bat

darle aceite a

2. oil <oiled, part. pas. >:

oiled argot (drunk)

borracho

oiled argot (drunk)

cocido coloq.

candle [ingl. am. ˈkændl, ingl. brit. ˈkand(ə)l] SUST.

candle (for domestic use)

vela f

candle (for domestic use)

candela f

candle (for altar)

cirio m

not to be worth the candle

no merecer or valer la pena

to burn the candle at both ends

tratar de abarcar demasiado

to burn the candle at both ends

hacer de la noche día

to hold a candle to sb she can't or doesn't hold a candle to her sister

no le llega ni a la suela del zapato a la hermana

candle snuffer

apagavelas m

burn² [ingl. am. bərn, ingl. brit. bəːn] SUST. regio. (stream)

burn

arroyo m

second-degree burn en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de second-degree burn en el diccionario inglés»español

second-degree burn SUST.

second-degree burn

quemadura f de segundo grado

Traducciones de second-degree burn en el diccionario español»inglés

quemadura de primer grado

first degree burn

Traducciones de second-degree burn en el diccionario inglés»español

I.second¹ [ˈsekənd] ADJ.

1. second (after first):

second

segundo, -a

every second boy/cat

uno de cada dos chicos/gatos

every second year

cada dos años

every second week

una semana sí y otra no

to be second

ser el segundo

the second biggest town

la segunda ciudad más grande

to be second only to sb/sth

ser superado únicamente por alguien/algo

to be second to none

no ser inferior a nadie

2. second (another):

second

otro, -a

to be a second Mozart

ser otro Mozart

to give sb a second chance

dar a alguien una segunda oportunidad

to have second thoughts about sb/sth

dudar de alguien/algo

on second thoughts ingl. brit., ingl. austr., on second thought ingl. am., ingl. austr.

pensándolo bien

to do sth a second time

volver a hacer algo

to get one's second wind

recobrar el aliento

to have a second helping

repetir de algo

3. second ingl. brit., ingl. austr.:

the second floor ingl. brit.

el segundo piso

the second floor ingl. brit.

el tercer piso amer.

the second floor ingl. am.

el primer piso

the second floor ingl. am.

el segundo piso amer.

II.second¹ [ˈsekənd] SUST.

1. second ingl. brit. (second-class degree):

second

título calificado con la segunda o tercera nota que es posible obtener en el Reino Unido

2. second sin pl. (second gear):

second

segunda f

3. second pl (extra helping):

can I have seconds?

¿puedo repetir?

4. second COM. (imperfect item):

second

artículo m con defectos de fábrica

5. second (in duel):

second

padrino m

6. second MÚS.:

second

segunda f

7. second (seconder):

second

persona f que secunda una propuesta

III.second¹ [ˈsekənd] ADV.

1. second (second place):

second

en segundo lugar

2. second (second class):

to travel second

viajar en segunda

IV.second¹ [ˈsekənd] V. trans.

1. second (support in debate):

second

secundar

2. second form. (back up):

second

apoyar

second² [ˈsekənd] SUST. (unit of time)

second

segundo m

per second

por segundo

at that very second

en ese preciso instante

just a second!

¡un segundo!

it won't take a second!

¡sólo será un momento!

second³ [sɪˈkɒnd, ingl. am. -ˈkɑ:nd] V. trans. ingl. brit., ingl. austr.

second officer, staff:

second

destinar

degree [dɪˈgri:] SUST.

1. degree MAT., METEO.:

degree

grado m

5 degrees below zero

5 grados bajo cero

first/second degree murder DER.

homicidio en primer/segundo grado

first/second degree burns MED.

quemaduras de primer/segundo grado

2. degree (amount):

degree

nivel m

3. degree (extent):

I agree with you to some degree

estoy de acuerdo contigo hasta cierto punto

by degrees

gradualmente

to the last degree

en grado sumo

4. degree UNIV.:

degree

título m

to have a degree in sth

ser licenciado en algo

she's got a physics degree from Oxford

es licenciada en física por la universidad de Oxford

to have a master's degree in sth

tener un máster en algo

to do a degree in chemistry

estudiar la carrera de química

burn¹ [bɜ:n, ingl. am. bɜ:rn] SUST. esc. (stream)

burn

arroyo m

I.burn² <[or -ed]> [bɜ:n, ingl. am. bɜ:rn] burnt <[or -ed], burnt> burnt <[or -ed], burnt> V. intr.

1. burn:

burn (be in flames) house, wood

arder

burn (be in flames) house, wood

quemarse

burn (be black) food

quemarse

2. burn (be hot):

burn

arder

his forehead was burning

la frente le ardía

3. burn (be switched on):

burn

estar encendido, -a

he left all the lights burning

dejó todas las luces encendidas

4. burn (long):

to be burning to do sth

estar deseando hacer algo

5. burn (feel emotion strongly):

to burn with sth

arder de algo

to burn with desire

desear ardientemente

6. burn (be red):

his face burned with anger/shame

se puso rojo de furia/vergüenza

II.burn² <[or -ed]> [bɜ:n, ingl. am. bɜ:rn] burnt <[or -ed], burnt> burnt <[or -ed], burnt> V. trans.

burn paper, rubbish, food

quemar

burn building

incendiar

burn throat, tongue

quemar

burn throat, tongue

escaldar

to be burned (by the sun)

quemarse

to be burned (injured)

sufrir quemaduras

to burn calories/fat

quemar calorías/grasa

this machine burns electricity

esta máquina funciona con electricidad

we burn a lot of gas

consumimos mucho gas

III.burn² [bɜ:n, ingl. am. bɜ:rn] burnt <[or -ed], burnt> burnt <[or -ed], burnt> SUST.

burn

quemadura f

burn

quemada f Méx.

severe/minor burns

quemaduras graves/leves

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

The second blast left him covered in second-degree burns, with his legs full of pellets and nails.

www.cnn.com

He suffered first and second-degree burns.

en.wikipedia.org

A 27-year-old man suffered second-degree burns to his hands, arms and chest.

windsorstar.com

Patients who have incurred second-degree burns, patients with infected wounds or patients with delay in wound healing are suitable for cell grafting treatment.

en.wikipedia.org

Storm returns just three weeks after suffering first- and second-degree burns from a propane gas grill explosion at her home.

abcnews.go.com

While this type of burn is said to involve no pain due to the complete destruction of the skin layers, there's often an accompanying second-degree burn that causes significant pain.

www.jems.com

The interiors of automobiles often prove deadly to small children and pets during the summer and surfaces exposed to the sun can cause first- and second-degree burns to unprotected skin.

en.wikipedia.org

The boy suffered second-degree burns that required several surgeries.

www.ocregister.com

When damage penetrates into some of the underlying layers, it is a partial-thickness or second-degree burn.

en.wikipedia.org

Her hands had second-degree burns from trying to rescue her grandfather.

www.thestar.com