needle

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needle
[ˈniːdəl]
sustantivo
1aguja (f) (for sewing, of compass, of pine-tree)
  • it's like looking for a needle in a haystack -> es como buscar una aguja en un pajar
  • to give somebody the needle (familiar sentido figurado) -> fastidiar a alguien (annoy)
  • needle match (familiar) -> partido (m) a muerte or con tintes revanchistas (in soccer) (británico)
verbo transitivo
2pinchar, picar (familiar)

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needle [ni-del]
sustantivo
1Aguja.
2Palillo (bone, wood) para hacer media
sustantivo
  • Pack-needle -> aguja de ensalmar
  • Needle of a dial -> estilo de un reloj de sol: mano, índice
  • Needle -> (Mar.) Aguja de marear, brújula
  • Sail-needle -> (Mar.) Aguja capotera
  • Bolt-rope-needle -> (Mar.) Aguja de relinga
  • Knitting-needle -> aguja de hacer medias, o de malla
  • Shepherd’s needle -> (Bot.) Aguja de pastor
  • Needle of a balance -> lengüita, fiel de la balanza
  • Crochet, darning needle -> aguja de corchet, de zurcir
  • Sewing-machine needle -> aguja de máquina de coser
  • Needle-gun -> fusil de aguja
  • Needle-holder -> porta-agujas
  • Needle-shaped -> a
acicular, de la forma de una aguja.

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needle [ˈniːdl]
noun
1 (for sewing) aguja; (f)
to get the needle (informal) ponerse negro; (informal)
to give sb the needle (informal) pinchar a algn; meterse con algn
it's like looking for a needle in a haystack es como buscar una aguja en un pajar
knitting pin
2 (Bot) aguja; (f) acícula; (f)
pine needle aguja de pino; (f)
3 (informal) rivalidad; (f) pique; (m)
4 (very_informal) (drugs) droga; (f)
verb:transitive
1 (informal) pinchar; (informal) fastidiar
2 (US) (very_informal) [+drink] añadir alcohol a
modifier
needle case (n) alfiletero; (m)
needle exchange (n) (centro ) de intercambio de jeringuillas; (m) (m)
Measures such as needle exchanges and health education schemes had worked extremely successfully ...needle exchange schemes
needle match (n) partido de máxima rivalidad; (m)

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Verb Conjugation for "needle"

Imperative
  • needle
  • you needle
  • he/she needles
  • we needle
  • you needle
  • they needle
Preterite
  • I needled
  • you needled
  • he/she needled
  • we needled
  • you needled
  • they needled
Present Continuous
  • I am needling
  • you are needling
  • he/she is needling
  • we are needling
  • you are needling
  • they are needling
Present Perfect
  • I have needled
  • you have needled
  • he/she has needled
  • we have needled
  • you have needled
  • they have needled
Past Continuous
  • I was needling
  • you were needling
  • he/she was needling
  • we were needling
  • you were needling
  • they were needling
Past Perfect
  • I had needled
  • you had needled
  • he/she had needled
  • we had needled
  • you had needled
  • they had needled
Future
  • I will needle
  • you will needle
  • he/she will needle
  • we will needle
  • you will needle
  • they will needle
Future Perfect
  • I will have needled
  • you will have needled
  • he/she will have needled
  • we will have needled
  • you will have needled
  • they will have needled
Future Continuous
  • I will be needling
  • you will be needling
  • he/she will be needling
  • we will be needling
  • you will be needling
  • they will be needling
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been needling
  • you have been needling
  • he/she has been needling
  • we have been needling
  • you have been needling
  • they have been needling
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been needling
  • you will have been needling
  • he/she will have been needling
  • we will have been needling
  • you will have been needling
  • they will have been needling
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been needling
  • you had been needling
  • he/she had been needling
  • we had been needling
  • you had been needling
  • they had been needling
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