bark [bɑːk]
bark
∗bark [bɑːk]
sustantivo
1corteza (f) (of tree)
verbo transitivo
también:
- to bark one's shins -> arañarse or rasguñarse las espinillas
sustantivo
1ladrido (m) (of dog)
- his bark is worse than his bite (sentido figurado) -> perro ladrador, poco mordedor, perro que ladra no muerde (RP)
verbo transitivo
2gritar (order)
verbo intransitivo
3ladrar ; gritar (person)
- you're barking up the wrong tree (familiar) -> estás aviado or muy equivocado
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bark [bark]
sustantivo
1(on tree) Corteza, la parte exterior del árbol.
- Peruvian bark -> quina
- Angustura bark -> corteza de Angustura
2Barco, barca, embarcación pequeña.
- Barklouse -> insecto de escama que infesta los árboles
- Oystershell, bark-louse -> Mytilaspis; se llama así por la forma de su escama, semejante a la concha de la ostra
- Tanner’s oakbark -> casca, corteza del roble para el curtido de las pieles
sustantivo
1Ladrido del perro; latido de la zorra; aullido del lobo.
- Her/his bark is worse than her/his bite -> perro ladrador, poco mordedor
1Descortezar, quitar la corteza al árbol.
2Raer, raspar, quitar raspando la piel u otra cubierta exterir.
3Cubrir, dar una capa de cortez
adjetivo
4Curtir o teñir en una infusión de cortez
adjetivo & verbo neutro (intransitivo)
5Aturdir o matar la caza menuda tirando a la corteza a la cual se agarra.
- To bark (out) an order -> gritar una orden, dar una orden a gritos
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
6Ladrar, el perro. (n)
7Ladrar; cocear; latir, gañir como perro o zorra. (n)
- To bark at somebody/ something -> ladrarle a alguien/algo
va. Espetar (shout instructions, questions).
bark [bɑːk]
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Verb Conjugation for "bark"
Imperative
- bark
- you bark
- he/she barks
- we bark
- you bark
- they bark
Preterite
- I barked
- you barked
- he/she barked
- we barked
- you barked
- they barked
Present Continuous
- I am barking
- you are barking
- he/she is barking
- we are barking
- you are barking
- they are barking
Present Perfect
- I have barked
- you have barked
- he/she has barked
- we have barked
- you have barked
- they have barked
Past Continuous
- I was barking
- you were barking
- he/she was barking
- we were barking
- you were barking
- they were barking
Past Perfect
- I had barked
- you had barked
- he/she had barked
- we had barked
- you had barked
- they had barked
Future
- I will bark
- you will bark
- he/she will bark
- we will bark
- you will bark
- they will bark
Future Perfect
- I will have barked
- you will have barked
- he/she will have barked
- we will have barked
- you will have barked
- they will have barked
Future Continuous
- I will be barking
- you will be barking
- he/she will be barking
- we will be barking
- you will be barking
- they will be barking
Present Perfect Continuous
- I have been barking
- you have been barking
- he/she has been barking
- we have been barking
- you have been barking
- they have been barking
Future Perfect Continuous
- I will have been barking
- you will have been barking
- he/she will have been barking
- we will have been barking
- you will have been barking
- they will have been barking
Past Perfect Continuous
- I had been barking
- you had been barking
- he/she had been barking
- we had been barking
- you had been barking
- they had been barking
