paddle

paddle
[ˈpædəl]
sustantivo
1canalete (m) remo (m) (for canoe); pala (f) (of paddle boat)
  • paddle boat -> barco (m) (de vapor) de ruedas
2pala (f) (for table tennis) (Estados Unidos)
3(walk in water)
  • to go for a paddle -> dar un paseo por el agua or la orilla
verbo transitivo
4(canoe) (sentido figurado)
    remar en
  • to paddle one's own canoe -> arreglárselas solo(a)
verbo intransitivo
5remar (in canoe)
6nadar (duck)
7(walk in water)
    dar un paseo por el agua or la orilla

paddle [pa-del]
verbo
1Remar.
2Chapotear, golpear el agua con los pies o las manos de modo que salpique.
3Impeler con un canalete.
4Manosear, tentar y tocar con las manos alguna cosa, dar repetidas palmadita
sustantivo
5Golpear con un canalete. (Familiar) (m)
va.
sustantivo
1Canalete, especie de remo; paleta.
  • Paddle-board, paddle-float -> paleta de rueda hidráulica
  • Paddle-wheel -> rueda de paleta
  • Paddle-wheel steamer -> vapor de ruedas
  • To have a chapotear en el agua ->
sustantivo
1Cualquier palo con un extremo de hierro puntiagudo; béstola o arrejada, instrumento que se usa para desbrozar el arado.

paddle [ˈpædl]
noun
1 (oar) zagual; (m) pala; (f) remo; (m) (LAm) (blade of wheel) paleta; (f) (wheel) rueda de paletas; (f)
2 (US) (bat) raqueta; (f)
3
to go for have a paddleor ir a chapotear; ir a mojarse los pies
verb:transitive
1 [+boat] remar con pala
2 (US) (informal) (spank) azotar; zurrar; (informal)
3
to paddle one's feet in the sea mojarse los pies en el mar
verb:intransitive
1 (in boat) remar con pala
they paddled to the bank dirigieron el bote a la orilla
2 (walk in water) mojarse los pies
modifier
paddle boat paddle steamer (n) vapor de ruedas paletas; (m)or
paddle wheel (n) rueda de paletas; (f)

Verb Conjugation for "paddle"

Imperative
  • paddle
  • you paddle
  • he/she paddles
  • we paddle
  • you paddle
  • they paddle
Preterite
  • I paddled
  • you paddled
  • he/she paddled
  • we paddled
  • you paddled
  • they paddled
Present Continuous
  • I am paddling
  • you are paddling
  • he/she is paddling
  • we are paddling
  • you are paddling
  • they are paddling
Present Perfect
  • I have paddled
  • you have paddled
  • he/she has paddled
  • we have paddled
  • you have paddled
  • they have paddled
Past Continuous
  • I was paddling
  • you were paddling
  • he/she was paddling
  • we were paddling
  • you were paddling
  • they were paddling
Past Perfect
  • I had paddled
  • you had paddled
  • he/she had paddled
  • we had paddled
  • you had paddled
  • they had paddled
Future
  • I will paddle
  • you will paddle
  • he/she will paddle
  • we will paddle
  • you will paddle
  • they will paddle
Future Perfect
  • I will have paddled
  • you will have paddled
  • he/she will have paddled
  • we will have paddled
  • you will have paddled
  • they will have paddled
Future Continuous
  • I will be paddling
  • you will be paddling
  • he/she will be paddling
  • we will be paddling
  • you will be paddling
  • they will be paddling
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been paddling
  • you have been paddling
  • he/she has been paddling
  • we have been paddling
  • you have been paddling
  • they have been paddling
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been paddling
  • you will have been paddling
  • he/she will have been paddling
  • we will have been paddling
  • you will have been paddling
  • they will have been paddling
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been paddling
  • you had been paddling
  • he/she had been paddling
  • we had been paddling
  • you had been paddling
  • they had been paddling
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