Diccionario inglés–español
Traducción española de la palabra inglesa day shift
| inglés | español (traducido indirectamente) | esperanto |
|---|---|---|
🔗 Unlike the common year, a leap‐year has 366 days. | ||
| (a day and a night; 24 hours; nychthemeron) | ||
diurno | taga | |
🔗 Every day I hear a new rumour. | ||
| (move; stir; adjourn) | mover | |
🔗 In the last few years, and especially over the past 18 months, Georgia’s ruling coalition has made a series of moves that seem designed to distance the country from the West and shift it gradually into Russia’s sphere of influence | ||
| (move; stir; adjourn) | moverse | |
| (movement; move; motion; stroke) | movimiento | |
| (change; alter; convert) | ||
| (detachment; force; squad; unit; team) | destacamento ; equipo | |
| (sheath petticoat; chemise) | almilla ; faja de señora | |
🔗 Sweat drenched Talene, matting her golden hair, soaking her linen shift till it clung to her. | ||
| inglés | español |
|---|---|
| day shift | ⇆ turno diurno |
| day | ⇆ diurno; ⇆ día; ⇆ jornada; ⇆ singladura |
| shift | ⇆ cambio; ⇆ turno; ⇆ tanda; ⇆ maña; ⇆ subterfugio; ⇆ cambiar; ⇆ deshacerse de; ⇆ echar; ⇆ cambiar de; ⇆ cambiar de puesto; ⇆ mañear; ⇆ correrse; ⇆ maniobrar |