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DACCO : the Open Source English-Catalan Dictionary DACCO : The Open Source English-Catalan Dictionary - DACCO Català - Anglès per als Catalanoparlants 2012-01 Aquesta versió del diccionari català-anglès conté: 16540, entrades, 24504, traduccions, 1026 exemples i 239 notes d'ús Reconeixement-CompartirIgual 2.5 Sou lliure de: • copiar, distribuir i comunicar públicament l'obra • fer-ne obres derivades • fer un ús comercial de l'obra Amb les condicions següents: Reconeixement. Heu de reconèixer els crèdits de l'obra de la manera especificada per l'autor o el llicenciador. Compartir amb la mateixa llicència. Si altereu o transformeu aquesta obra, o en genereu obres derivades, només podeu distribuir l'obra generada amb una llicència idèntica a aquesta. • Quan reutilitzeu o distribuïu l'obra, heu de deixar ben clar els termes de la llicència de l'obra. • Alguna d'aquestes condicions pot no aplicar-se si obteniu el permís del titular dels drets d'autor. 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The DACCO team would like to thank Prince for the kind donation of a license to use their extremely powerful software which made this PDF possible. 1 DACCO - http://www.catalandictionary.org a - abadejo DACCO : The Open Source English-Catalan Dictionary 5 [després dels verbs comprar i robar] from | Vam comprar el cotxe al concessionari del pare d'en Tomàs - We bought our car from Tomas's father's car dealership A | Van robar els diners a la meva dona - They stole the money from my wife 6 [expressa el terme de l'acció a preposicio 1 [amb un verb de moviment] to / into verbal i va davant un substantiu] to | No puc | Anem a la platja? - Shall we go to the beach? | Aquesta acostumar-me a la calor - I can't get used to the heat | Els nit anirem amb cotxe a Tortosa - We're driving to Tortosa cursos es limiten als estudiants de més de divuit anys - The tonight | Pugem al pis? - Shall we go up to my apartment? courses are limited to students over eighteen years of age | Es | Els hem llençat al carrer - We threw them into the street 2 limita a fer allò que li manen - He confines himself to doing [situació, presència - o sentits afins] in / on / at | No whatever they order him to ha plogut a Platja d'Aro - It hasn't rained in Platja d'Aro En el cas que el complement prepositiu sigui un | El meu anorac no és a l'armari - My parka isn't in the infinitiu, el gir 'a + infinitiu' es tradueix en anglès closet | Són al ball? - Are they at the dance? | Ens trobarem pel gir 'to + gerundi'. a l'estació de tren - We're meeting at the train station | Ho 7 [altres verbs + a] for | S'assembla al teu sogre - He he llegit al diari - I read it in the (news)paper looks like your father-in-law | Penses assistir al sopar de 'In' s'usa davant de topònims i quan es vol comiat d'en Pere? - Are you planning to attend Pere's destacar la idea d'interioritat, 'on' s'utilitza quan es farewell dinner? | Han acordat renunciar a l'ús d'armes parla d'un espai més aviat obert o quan és - They have agreed to renounce the use of arms sinònim de sobre i 'at' s'empra quan la referència La preposició pot ser traduïda en anglès per és merament a un punt local. Esmentem també les preposicions diverses. A més, si el verb català es locucions següents: a casa > at home; a classe > tradueix en anglès per un verb transitiu, la 'a', in class; a taula > at the table; a mercat > in / at òbviament, no es tradueix. the market; a missa > at Mass. 8 [després dels verbs atrevir-se, decidir-se i negar- 3 [temps en què s'esdevé una cosa] at / on / in | Hem se] to | No s'atreveixen a presentar-se - They don't dare to quedat a les sis - We're meeting at six | Havíem de ser-hi el show up / they dare not show up | S'han decidit a comprar dia deu - We were supposed to be there on the tenth | A el terreny - They've decided to buy the lot | Es nega a l'estiu sempre anem a la muntanya - We always go to the ajudar-nos - He refuses to help us mountains in summer | No tenim prou diners per a arribar Els complements d'aquests verbs solen ser a finals de mes - We don't have enough money to get to the infinitius. Aquests verbs es tradueixen en anglès end of the month per verbs transitius que regeixen com a 'A' es tradueix per 'at' davant expressions d'hores, complement verbal l'infinitiu 'to'. per 'on' davant expressions de dies i per 'in' 9 [a + infinitiu] to | No hi ha res a fer - There's nothing to davant expressions de períodes. Excepció: El gir 'arribar a + punt en el temps' es tradueix en anglès do | Això no té res a veure amb el que deia - This doesn't per 'get to + punt en el temps'. have anything to do with what he was saying | Vols aprendre a fer pàgines web? - Do you want to learn to make web 4 [davant el complement indirecte, indicant el pages? | Fa una hora ha començat a ploure - It started to | Q aui vas beneficiari o destinatari d'una acció] to rain an hour ago enviar el paquet? - Who did you send the package to? Excepcions: el gir 'tornar + a + verb' es tradueix | Encara no ha explicat als alumnes el procés - He hasn't en anglès per 'verb + again' (p.e., Aquestes explained the process to the students yet | Ella ha ensenyat a nevades poden tornar a tancar les carreteres > tothom la carta que va rebre - She has shown everybody the These snowstorms might close the highways letter she received | T'estimo a tu, no a ella - I love you, not again). her | Es visiten l'un a l'altre - THey visit each other ababol nom m (red) poppy Cal tenir en compte que, excepcionalment, la àbac nom m abacus preposició catalana 'a' va o pot anar davant el abacà nom m complement directe; recordem que en anglès això Manila hemp no s'esdevé mai i, per tant, en aquests casos, abacial adjectiu abbatial / abbey | Església abacial aquesta preposició no s'ha de traduir. - Abbey church abadejo nom m pollock DACCO - http://www.catalandictionary.org 2 DACCO : The Open Source English-Catalan Dictionary abadessa - absoldre abadessa nom f abbess aberrant adjectiu aberrant abadia nom f abbey abeurada nom f grout abaixament nom m lowering abeurador nom m trough abaixar verb to lower expressio abaixar la guàrdia to let abisme nom m abyss / chasm your guard down ablació nom f ablation abalançar-se verb 1 to rush towards (someone) / to ablució nom f ablutions hurl yourself at (someone) / to hurtle towards abocador nom m (rubbish) tip / dump (someone) / to charge (a group of people) / to rush abocar verb to tip / to dump (a group of people) / to jump on (someone) 2 to abolició nom f abolition | L'abolició de l'esclavitud - The lean on abolition of slavery abandó nom 1 m abandonment / neglect 2 m abolicionista nom m / f abolitionist withdrawal / retirement abolir verb to abolish abandonament nom abandonment abominable adjectiu abominable abandonar verb 1 to leave 2 to abandon 3 to give up abominació nom f abomination 4 to pull out abominar verb to detest / to loathe abandonat adjectiu abandoned / neglected / deserted abonament nom 1 m subscription 2 m membership abans adverbi before expressio abans d'ahir the day before | Abonament familiar - Family membership | Abonament yesterday expressio abans que rather than expressio abans anual - Annual membership 3 m season ticket que res 1 first off / firstly 2 above all abonar verb to subscribe abaratiment nom m lowering / reduction (of prices / aborrallonament nom m pilling costs / expenses) aborrallonar-se verb to pill / to bobble (Br.) abaratir verb to reduce / to lower (prices / costs / (colloq) expenses) abordar verb to tackle abarrotar verb to pack / to fill / to cram aborigen nom m / f aborigine adjectiu aboriginal abàsia nom f abasia abraçada nom f hug expressio una abraçada [Josep] love abast nom m reach / extent expressio a l'abast within [Josep] reach expressio donar l'abast to manage | No dono l'abast abraçar verb 1 to embrace / to hug 2 to include / to (tinc massa coses per fer i no puc fer-les totes) - I can't cover manage (I have too many things to do and can't do them all) abrasiu adjectiu abrasive | Com t'ho fas per donar l'abast?(Com aconsegueixes fer abreujar verb to shorten / to abbreviate tanta feina?) - How do you manage? (How do you get so abreviació nom f abbreviation much work done?) abreviatura nom f abbreviation abastar verb 1 to reach 2 to supply abric nom m coat abat nom m abbot abrigar verb 1 to wrap up warm / to bundle up 2 abatedor nom m / f logger / wood(s)man / lumberjack abrigar-se to wrap up warm abatible adjectiu folding abril nom m April abatre verb to knock down / to shoot down abrillantament nom 1 m glazing 2 m polishing abecedari nom 1 m alphabet 2 m alphabet book / abrillantar verb 1 to polish 2 to glaze alphabet chart abrogació nom f abrogation abdicació nom f abdication abrogar verb to abrogate abdicar verb to abdicate abrucès nom m / f (person / people) from Abruzzo abdomen nom m abdomen adjectiu relating to Abruzzo or its people abdominal adjectiu abdominal expressio músculs abrupte adjectiu 1 rugged / bumpy 2 abrupt / sudden abdominals abdominals / abs abscés nom m abscess abductor nom [anat.] m abductor expressio múscul abductor absència
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