bay

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la bahía

∗ noun

bay
[beɪ]
sustantivo
1laurel (m) (shrub)
  • bay leaf -> (hoja (f) de) laurel (m)
sustantivo
1bahía (f) (on coastline)
  • the Bay of Bengal -> el Golfo de Bengala
  • the Bay of Biscay -> el Golfo de Vizcaya
2entrante (m) hueco (m) (arquitectura)
  • loading bay -> zona (f) de carga y descarga
  • parking bay -> plaza (f) de aparcamiento (británico)
  • bay window (señalizada) -> ventana (f) salediza
también:
  • to keep or hold something/somebody at bay -> tener a raya algo/a alguien
verbo intransitivo
3aullar (dog, wolf)

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bay [bei]
adjetivo
1Bayo, de color rojizo parecido al castaño (horses).
sustantivo
1Bahía, rada, puerto abierto, donde se abrigan las embarcaciones.
2Bahía, brazo de mar.
3Laurel, planta. (Botánica)
4La situación del que se halla rodeado de enemigos.
  • To be at estar rodeado de enemigos; hallarse en el último aprieto; estar en el mayor peligro -> To keep at tener a raya; contener; tener a distancia
5División de un edificio.
6Compuerta.
7Espacio (area, recess).
  • Parking plaza de estacionamiento o de aparcamiento ->
Muelle o plataforma de carga (loading). Parte saliente de una ventana o un balcón en forma de mirador (Bay window). 6. Laurel, lauro, el premio de la victoria.
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1Aullar, dar ladridos ahogado. (n)
2Balar. (n)
3Encerrar.
-va.

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bay [beɪ]
noun
(Geog) bahía; (f) (small) abra; (f) (very large) golfo; (m)
the Bay of Biscay el golfo de Vizcaya
bay [beɪ]
noun
1 (Archit) (between two walls) crujía; (f)(also bay window) ventana salediza; (f)
2 (for parking) parking; (m) área de aparcamiento estacionamiento; (f)or (LAm) (for loading) área de carga; (f)
3 (Ferro) nave; (f)
modifier
bay window (n) ventana salediza; (f)
bay [beɪ]
verb:intransitive
[+dog] aullar;at a
A dog suddenly howled, baying at the moon
to bay for blood (Britain) clamar venganza
to bay for sb's blood (Britain) pedir la cabeza de algn
The travel company has debts running into the millions and thousands of disappointed holidaymakers are baying for blood Many shareholders are now baying for his blood The tabloids have bayed for the blood of the killer, insisting on a custodial sentence
noun
1 (bark) aullido; (m)
2
at bay (Hunting) acorralado; also to keep hold sth/sb at bayor mantener algo/a algn a raya; to bring to bay (Hunting) acorralar; also
bay [beɪ]
noun
(Bot) laurel; (m)
modifier
bay leaf (n) (hoja de) laurel; (f) (m)
bay rum (n) ron de laurel de malagueta; (m)or
bay [beɪ]
adjective
[+horse] bayo
noun
caballo bayo; (m)

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Verb Conjugation for "bay"

Imperative
  • bay
  • you bay
  • he/she bays
  • we bay
  • you bay
  • they bay
Preterite
  • I bayed
  • you bayed
  • he/she bayed
  • we bayed
  • you bayed
  • they bayed
Present Continuous
  • I am baying
  • you are baying
  • he/she is baying
  • we are baying
  • you are baying
  • they are baying
Present Perfect
  • I have bayed
  • you have bayed
  • he/she has bayed
  • we have bayed
  • you have bayed
  • they have bayed
Past Continuous
  • I was baying
  • you were baying
  • he/she was baying
  • we were baying
  • you were baying
  • they were baying
Past Perfect
  • I had bayed
  • you had bayed
  • he/she had bayed
  • we had bayed
  • you had bayed
  • they had bayed
Future
  • I will bay
  • you will bay
  • he/she will bay
  • we will bay
  • you will bay
  • they will bay
Future Perfect
  • I will have bayed
  • you will have bayed
  • he/she will have bayed
  • we will have bayed
  • you will have bayed
  • they will have bayed
Future Continuous
  • I will be baying
  • you will be baying
  • he/she will be baying
  • we will be baying
  • you will be baying
  • they will be baying
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been baying
  • you have been baying
  • he/she has been baying
  • we have been baying
  • you have been baying
  • they have been baying
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been baying
  • you will have been baying
  • he/she will have been baying
  • we will have been baying
  • you will have been baying
  • they will have been baying
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been baying
  • you had been baying
  • he/she had been baying
  • we had been baying
  • you had been baying
  • they had been baying
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