prick

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prick
[prɪk]
sustantivo
1pinchazo (m) (of needle)
  • pricks of conscience -> remordimientos mpl de conciencia
2polla (f) (vulgar) (penis) (español de España)verga (f) (Am)pico (m) (español de Chile)penca (f) (español de Chile)pito (m) (español de México)pija (f) (RP)
3gilipollas (mf inv) (vulgar) (person) (español de España)pendejo(a) (m,f) (Am)forro (m) (RP)
verbo transitivo
4pinchar (make holes in)
  • to prick one's finger -> pincharse el dedo
  • to prick a hole in something -> hacer un agujero en algo

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prick [prik]
1Punzar, picar, herir de punta (pierce).
2Fijar por la punta algún instrumento 3.
sustantivo & verbo neutro (intransitivo)
3Aguzar, avivar, picar, excitar, estimular, pinchar (incite). (Marina) (n)
4Compasear la carta de marcar. (Marina) (n)
5Enderezar o aguzar las orejas; prestar atención. (n)
6Perseguir una liebre por medio de pista (n)
sustantivo & verbo neutro (intransitivo)
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
7Tener o causar la sensación de una punzada o picadura; picarse. (n)
8Galopar, arrimar las espuelas o dar de espuela (n)
sustantivo
9Apuntar hacia arriba. (Marina & Provincia)
10Avinagrarse, ponerse ácido. (Provincia)
  • To prick on o forward -> aguijonear, pisar, aguzar, avivar, estimular
  • To prick up -> enderezar, poner derecha una cosa
  • To prick up one’s ears -> aguzar las orejas, aguzar los oídos, oír o escuchar atentamente; amusgar
  • To prick off o out -> en jardinería, transplantar las plantas tiernas, por vía de preparación para ponerlas en macetas o cuadros
  • To prick the sails -> (Mar.) Recoser las velas
va. Apuntar, señalar o marcar alguna cosa con la punta de un instrumento (mark); de aquí, escoger; poner en música una canció
sustantivo
1Punzón, aguijón, acicate, cualquier instrumento puntiagudo.
2Puntura, herida con instrumento punzante; picadura, punzada.
3Punzada, el sentimiento interior que causa alguna cosa que aflige el ánimo; espina, escrúpulo o remordimiento de conciencia.
  • Picks of conscience -> remordimientos
4Pista, rastro, huella de venado o liebre.
5Punto, momento; el tiempo fijo en que se hace alguna cosa.
6El blanco a que tiran los balleteros.
  • To kick against the pricks -> dar o tirar coces contra el aguijón; obstinarse en resistir a una fuerza superior
adjetivo
7Pick ear, oreja agudizada.
  • Pick punch -> punzón de acero

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prick [prɪk]
noun
1 (act, sensation) (with pin, needle) pinchazo; (m) [of insect] picadura; (f) [of spur] espolada; (f) (with goad) aguijonazo; (m)
pricks of conscience remordimientos; (m)
to kick against the pricks dar coces contra el aguijón
2 (vulgar) (penis) polla; (f) (Esp) (vulgar) picha; (f) (Esp) (vulgar) pija; (f) especially (LAm) (vulgar) pinga; (f) especially (LAm) (vulgar)
3 (vulgar) (person) gilipollas; (m) (Esp) (very_informal) cojudoacojuda;a cojuda (m) (f) (Bol) (Peru) boludoaboluda;a boluda (m) (f) (Arg) (Bol)
verb:transitive
1 (puncture) [+person, needle] pinchar; [+insect] picar; (with spur) dar con las espuelas a
to prick one's finger (with on sth)or pincharse el dedo (con algo)
2 (goad) aguijar
3 (make hole in) agujerear; (mark with holes) marcar con agujerillos
4
it pricked his conscience le remordía la conciencia
verb:intransitive
prickle

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Verb Conjugation for "prick"

Imperative
  • prick
  • you prick
  • he/she pricks
  • we prick
  • you prick
  • they prick
Preterite
  • I pricked
  • you pricked
  • he/she pricked
  • we pricked
  • you pricked
  • they pricked
Present Continuous
  • I am pricking
  • you are pricking
  • he/she is pricking
  • we are pricking
  • you are pricking
  • they are pricking
Present Perfect
  • I have pricked
  • you have pricked
  • he/she has pricked
  • we have pricked
  • you have pricked
  • they have pricked
Past Continuous
  • I was pricking
  • you were pricking
  • he/she was pricking
  • we were pricking
  • you were pricking
  • they were pricking
Past Perfect
  • I had pricked
  • you had pricked
  • he/she had pricked
  • we had pricked
  • you had pricked
  • they had pricked
Future
  • I will prick
  • you will prick
  • he/she will prick
  • we will prick
  • you will prick
  • they will prick
Future Perfect
  • I will have pricked
  • you will have pricked
  • he/she will have pricked
  • we will have pricked
  • you will have pricked
  • they will have pricked
Future Continuous
  • I will be pricking
  • you will be pricking
  • he/she will be pricking
  • we will be pricking
  • you will be pricking
  • they will be pricking
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been pricking
  • you have been pricking
  • he/she has been pricking
  • we have been pricking
  • you have been pricking
  • they have been pricking
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been pricking
  • you will have been pricking
  • he/she will have been pricking
  • we will have been pricking
  • you will have been pricking
  • they will have been pricking
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been pricking
  • you had been pricking
  • he/she had been pricking
  • we had been pricking
  • you had been pricking
  • they had been pricking
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