Diccionario inglés–español
Traducción española de la palabra inglesa centre‐punch
| inglés | español (traducido indirectamente) | esperanto |
|---|---|---|
centro | ||
| (average; mean; middle; midst) | medio | |
🔗 Inside, baggage was piled in the centre of the floor. | ||
| (central) | central | |
🔗 It would, of course, be difficult to accomplish this without attracting the attention of the guards, and there was a possibility that the centre pole might be set sufficiently far in the ground to render it impossible for him to raise it. | ||
🔗 However, the most distinctive feature of Peking, which has decisively affected the formation of Peking’s new middle class, is its peculiar position as China’s political and administrative centre. | ||
punch | ponche | |
punch (puncture) | agujerear | trui |
| inglés | español |
|---|---|
| centre‐punch | ⇆ granete; ⇆ punzón de marcar |
| centre | ⇆ centrar; ⇆ centrista; ⇆ centro |
| punch | ⇆ apuñear; ⇆ dar un puñetazo a; ⇆ perforar; ⇆ ponche; ⇆ punzón; ⇆ puñetazo; ⇆ sacabocado; ⇆ taladrar |