rocket

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rocket
[ˈrɒkɪt]
sustantivo
1cohete (m)
  • to give somebody a rocket (familiar) -> echar una regañina or (reprimand) (británico) bronca a alguien (español de España)
  • it isn't rocket science (familiar) -> no se trata de descubrir América
  • rocket launcher -> lanzacohetes m inv
verbo intransitivo
2dispararse (prices)

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rocket [ro-kit]
sustantivo
1Cohete, volador.
2Jaramago de los jardines.
  • Base rocket -> reseda
  • Sky-rocket -> cohete
  • To give a rocket -> reñir, echar un rapapolvo
  • To rocket to fame -> hacerse famoso
  • To rocket upwards -> subir como un cohete
vi.

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rocket [ˈrɒkɪt]
noun
1 (Mil) cohete; (m) (space rocket) cohete espacial; (m)
2 (firework) cohete; (m)
3 (Britain) (informal)
to get a rocket from sb recibir una peluca de algn; to give sb a rocket (for the mistake) echar un rapapolvo a algn (por el error)
verb:intransitive
to rocket upwards subir como un cohete; to rocket to the moon ir en cohete a la luna; to rocket to fame ascender vertiginosamente a la fama; prices have rocketed los precios han subido vertiginosamente
verb:transitive
(Mil) atacar con cohetes
modifier
rocket attack (n) ataque con cohetes; (m)
rocket launcher (n) lanzacohetes; (m)
rocket propulsion (n) propulsión a cohete; (f)
rocket range (n) base de lanzamiento de cohetes; (f)
rocket science (n) astronáutica (de cohetes); (f)
this isn't rocket science (informal) para esto no hay que saber latín
It didn't take long for our people at CBS to learn these techniques. As I'd told Sauter, this isn't rocket science
rocket scientist (n) ingenieroaingeniera astronáuticoaastronáutica;a ingeniera (m) (f)a astronáutica
...German rocket scientists who had perfected the V-l and V-2 bombs
it doesn't take a rocket scientist to ... (informal) no hace falta ser una lumbrera para ...
It doesn't take a rocket scientist to work that one out
rocket [ˈrɒkɪt]
noun
(Bot) oruga; (f)

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Verb Conjugation for "rocket"

Imperative
  • rocket
  • you rocket
  • he/she rockets
  • we rocket
  • you rocket
  • they rocket
Preterite
  • I rocketed
  • you rocketed
  • he/she rocketed
  • we rocketed
  • you rocketed
  • they rocketed
Present Continuous
  • I am rocketing
  • you are rocketing
  • he/she is rocketing
  • we are rocketing
  • you are rocketing
  • they are rocketing
Present Perfect
  • I have rocketed
  • you have rocketed
  • he/she has rocketed
  • we have rocketed
  • you have rocketed
  • they have rocketed
Past Continuous
  • I was rocketing
  • you were rocketing
  • he/she was rocketing
  • we were rocketing
  • you were rocketing
  • they were rocketing
Past Perfect
  • I had rocketed
  • you had rocketed
  • he/she had rocketed
  • we had rocketed
  • you had rocketed
  • they had rocketed
Future
  • I will rocket
  • you will rocket
  • he/she will rocket
  • we will rocket
  • you will rocket
  • they will rocket
Future Perfect
  • I will have rocketed
  • you will have rocketed
  • he/she will have rocketed
  • we will have rocketed
  • you will have rocketed
  • they will have rocketed
Future Continuous
  • I will be rocketing
  • you will be rocketing
  • he/she will be rocketing
  • we will be rocketing
  • you will be rocketing
  • they will be rocketing
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been rocketing
  • you have been rocketing
  • he/she has been rocketing
  • we have been rocketing
  • you have been rocketing
  • they have been rocketing
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been rocketing
  • you will have been rocketing
  • he/she will have been rocketing
  • we will have been rocketing
  • you will have been rocketing
  • they will have been rocketing
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been rocketing
  • you had been rocketing
  • he/she had been rocketing
  • we had been rocketing
  • you had been rocketing
  • they had been rocketing
Paid English to Spanish translation

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