chop

cortar

verb

chop
[tʃɒp]
sustantivo
1hachazo (m) (with ax)
  • she got the chop (familiar) -> la pusieron de patitas en la calle (was sacked) (británico)
2chuleta (f) (of lamb, pork)
verbo transitivo (pt & pp chopped)
3cortar (wood); trocear (meat); picar (vegetables)
verbo intransitivo
también:
  • to chop and change -> cambiar de idea continuamente (británico)

chop [chop]
1Tajar, cortar o separar; picar; desbastar un madero.
  • Chopped -> picado (onions, herbs); molido o picado (meat)
2Rajar, hender.
3Mudar, cambiar, trocar; comprar.
4Articular de un modo rápido y entrecortado.
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
5Hacer alguna cosa con movimiento veloz; tropezar. (n)
  • Chop-logic -> argumentación llena de argucias y sutilezas
  • To chop and change -> cambiar continuamente
  • To chop off -> tronchar
  • To chop at -> pillar, zampar, atrapar con la boca
  • To chop in -> entrar de repente con la intención de sorprender
  • To chop about -> girar, rodear, mudar
  • To chop meat -> picar la carne
  • Chopped hands -> manos agrietadas
va. Cortar (cut/wood); cortar en trozos pequeños (meat, apple); picar (parsley, onion). Golpear, cortar (strike). Cambiar, variar, mudarse; dícese del viento.(Coloq.)
sustantivo
1Porción, parte; tajada de carne; chuleta o costilla de ternera, carnero, etc.; raja.
2Hachazo (with ax, cleaver); manotazo (with hand); (Sport) golpe cortado; golpe (in karate).
3Coloq.) To give somebody the echar a alguien (dismissal, cancellation).
  • They all got the los echaron a todos -> 3. (Coloq.) Chops, boca, jeta, morro (of person)
  • To lick/smack one’s chops -> relamerse
  • To bust somebody’s chops -> arremeter contra alguien
(GB)

chop [tʃɒp]
noun
1 (blow) golpe cortante; (m) (cut) tajo; (m)
2 (Cookery) chuleta; (f)
3 (Britain) (informal)
to get the chop [+project] ser rechazado desechado;or [+person] (be sacked) ser despedido; to give sb the chop despedir a algn; he's for the chop le van a despedir; this programme is for the chop este programa se va a suprimir
verb:transitive
1 [+wood] cortar; talar; [+meat, vegetables] picar
to chop one's way through abrirse camino a con un machete
2 (Britain) (informal) [+person] despedir
3 (Dep) [+ball] cortar
chop [tʃɒp]
verb:intransitive
(Britain) (informal)
to chop and change cambiar constantemente de opinión

Verb Conjugation for "chop"

Imperative
  • chop
  • you chop
  • he/she chops
  • we chop
  • you chop
  • they chop
Preterite
  • I chopped
  • you chopped
  • he/she chopped
  • we chopped
  • you chopped
  • they chopped
Present Continuous
  • I am chopping
  • you are chopping
  • he/she is chopping
  • we are chopping
  • you are chopping
  • they are chopping
Present Perfect
  • I have chopped
  • you have chopped
  • he/she has chopped
  • we have chopped
  • you have chopped
  • they have chopped
Past Continuous
  • I was chopping
  • you were chopping
  • he/she was chopping
  • we were chopping
  • you were chopping
  • they were chopping
Past Perfect
  • I had chopped
  • you had chopped
  • he/she had chopped
  • we had chopped
  • you had chopped
  • they had chopped
Future
  • I will chop
  • you will chop
  • he/she will chop
  • we will chop
  • you will chop
  • they will chop
Future Perfect
  • I will have chopped
  • you will have chopped
  • he/she will have chopped
  • we will have chopped
  • you will have chopped
  • they will have chopped
Future Continuous
  • I will be chopping
  • you will be chopping
  • he/she will be chopping
  • we will be chopping
  • you will be chopping
  • they will be chopping
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been chopping
  • you have been chopping
  • he/she has been chopping
  • we have been chopping
  • you have been chopping
  • they have been chopping
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been chopping
  • you will have been chopping
  • he/she will have been chopping
  • we will have been chopping
  • you will have been chopping
  • they will have been chopping
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been chopping
  • you had been chopping
  • he/she had been chopping
  • we had been chopping
  • you had been chopping
  • they had been chopping

chop
(pl chops)
[ʃop]
masculine noun
1beer mug (jarra) (CSur); (mug of) beer (cerveza)

chop [chop]
noun
1Tankard, mug. (Latin American) (m)

chop
sustantivo:masculino
(Chile)
1 (vaso) large beer glass
2 (cerveza) draught beer; draft beer; (EEUU)

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