Jack

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jack
[dʒæk]
sustantivo
1(person)
  • every man jack of them -> todo quisque
  • he is a jack of all trades -> hace or sabe hacer un poco de todo
2gato (m) (for car)
3jota (f) (in cards); sota (f) (in Spanish cards)
4clavija (f) (Elec) (plug); clavijero (m) (socket)
también:
  • jack rabbit -> liebre (f) americana (North American hare)

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Jack [yak]
sustantivo
1Juanito, Juanillo, diminutivo de John, Juan; hombre; marinero.
2Martinete, el palillo del clavicordio que hiere las cuerda
sustantivo
3Torno de asador.
4Jarro o vaso de cuero negro encerado.
5Cota de malla.
6Boliche o bola pequeña que se echa en el juego de las bolas par que sirva de señal a los jugadores.
7Macho, el animal del sexo masculino.
8Burro, armazón con que los aserradores afianzan el madero que se ha de aserrar.
9Bandera de proa. (Marina)
10(Ic.) Lucio o luso pequeño, un pez.
11La sota entre los naipes.
12Gato (cars).
  • Jacko’-lantern -> fuego fatuo o de San Telmo, helena
  • Jack-boots -> botas grandes y fuertes
  • Jack of the clock-house -> estatua de reloj que da la hora con un mazo
  • Jack plug -> enchufe hembra (Elec.)
  • Jack sauce -> hombre descarado
  • To be jack of all trades -> (a) aprendiz de todo y oficial de nada
  • Jack-o’-lent -> Jackalent, maniquí, efigie de Judas Iscariote que solían llevar en las procesiones de cuaresma en Inglaterra y a la que se apedreaban después
  • Jack-in-the-pulpit -> V
  • Jack-plane -> garlopa, cepillo grande de carpintero
  • Jack-pudding -> arlequín, bufón, titiritero, payaso
  • Jack-rabbit, liebre americana de orejas y piernas muy largas. Jack i -> Dejar (fam.)
(b) sabelotodo. INDIAN TURNIP.

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jack [dʒæk]
noun
1 (Aut) (Téc) gato; (m) gata; (f) (LAm)
2 (Electricity and Electronics) toma de corriente; (f) enchufe hembra; (m)
3 (Bowling) boliche; (m)
4 (Cards) (in ordinary pack of cards) jota; (f) (in Spanish pack) sota; (f)
5 (also bootjack) sacabotas; (m)
6 (Náut) marinero; (m)
7 (fish) lucio joven; (m)
8 jacks (game) cantillos; (m)
modifier
jack plane (n) garlopa; (f)
jack plug (n) enchufe de clavija; (m)
jack rabbit (n) (US) liebre americana; (f)

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Verb Conjugation for "Jack"

Imperative
  • jack
  • you jack
  • he/she jacks
  • we jack
  • you jack
  • they jack
Preterite
  • I jacked
  • you jacked
  • he/she jacked
  • we jacked
  • you jacked
  • they jacked
Present Continuous
  • I am jacking
  • you are jacking
  • he/she is jacking
  • we are jacking
  • you are jacking
  • they are jacking
Present Perfect
  • I have jacked
  • you have jacked
  • he/she has jacked
  • we have jacked
  • you have jacked
  • they have jacked
Past Continuous
  • I was jacking
  • you were jacking
  • he/she was jacking
  • we were jacking
  • you were jacking
  • they were jacking
Past Perfect
  • I had jacked
  • you had jacked
  • he/she had jacked
  • we had jacked
  • you had jacked
  • they had jacked
Future
  • I will jack
  • you will jack
  • he/she will jack
  • we will jack
  • you will jack
  • they will jack
Future Perfect
  • I will have jacked
  • you will have jacked
  • he/she will have jacked
  • we will have jacked
  • you will have jacked
  • they will have jacked
Future Continuous
  • I will be jacking
  • you will be jacking
  • he/she will be jacking
  • we will be jacking
  • you will be jacking
  • they will be jacking
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been jacking
  • you have been jacking
  • he/she has been jacking
  • we have been jacking
  • you have been jacking
  • they have been jacking
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been jacking
  • you will have been jacking
  • he/she will have been jacking
  • we will have been jacking
  • you will have been jacking
  • they will have been jacking
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been jacking
  • you had been jacking
  • he/she had been jacking
  • we had been jacking
  • you had been jacking
  • they had been jacking
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