saddle

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saddle
[ˈsædəl]
sustantivo
1silla (f) (de montar) (on horse); sillín (m) (on bicycle)
  • in the saddle -> a caballo
  • to be in the saddle (sentido figurado) -> llevar las riendas (be in charge)
verbo transitivo
2ensillar (horse)
  • to saddle somebody with something (familiar sentido figurado) -> encajar or encasquetar algo a alguien (español de España, español de México)

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saddle [’sædl][sa-del]
sustantivo
1Silla de montar (horse, bicycle).
2Cojinete relleno de material blando (pelote, etc.) para el lomo de un caballo. (América)
3Entre carniceros, cuarto trasero de una res.
4Lo que tiene la forma o posición de una silla.
  • Saddleback -> cuesta o montaña con dos cumbres separadas por una ligera depresión
  • Saddle of mutton -> lomos de carnero
  • Saddle-bow -> arzón
  • Saddle-cloth -> mantilla de silla
  • Saddle-tree -> fuste de silla
  • Pack- -> basto, albarda
  • Saddle-backed -> ancho de espaldas; encorvado
  • Saddle-bag -> alforja
  • Saddle-horse -> caballo de silla
  • Saddle-maker -> V
  • Saddle-shaped -> en forma de silla de montar; (Geol.) en arco, encorvado y sin fractura en la cima
(S. Amer.) Galápago, silla de caballo.(Mex.) Cojinillo. SADDLER.
1Ensillar, poner o echar la silla al caballo u otro animal cuadrúpedo.
2Cargar, poner a cuesta
sustantivo
3To saddle with, cargar o hacer cargar con algo molesto.
va.

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saddle [ˈsædl]
noun
1 [of bicycle] silla; (f) [of horse] silla de montar; (f)
Red Rum won with Stack in the saddle ganó Red Rum montado por Stack; to be in the saddle estar en el poder
2 (Cookery)
saddle of lamb cuarto (trasero) de cordero; (m)
3 [of hill] collado; (m)
verb:transitive
1 (also saddle up) [+horse] ensillar
2 (informal) (lumber)
to saddle sb with sth cargar a algn con algo; now we're saddled with it ahora tenemos que cargar con ello; to get saddled with sth tener que cargar con algo; to saddle o.s. with sth cargar con algo

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Verb Conjugation for "saddle"

Imperative
  • saddle
  • you saddle
  • he/she saddles
  • we saddle
  • you saddle
  • they saddle
Preterite
  • I saddled
  • you saddled
  • he/she saddled
  • we saddled
  • you saddled
  • they saddled
Present Continuous
  • I am saddling
  • you are saddling
  • he/she is saddling
  • we are saddling
  • you are saddling
  • they are saddling
Present Perfect
  • I have saddled
  • you have saddled
  • he/she has saddled
  • we have saddled
  • you have saddled
  • they have saddled
Past Continuous
  • I was saddling
  • you were saddling
  • he/she was saddling
  • we were saddling
  • you were saddling
  • they were saddling
Past Perfect
  • I had saddled
  • you had saddled
  • he/she had saddled
  • we had saddled
  • you had saddled
  • they had saddled
Future
  • I will saddle
  • you will saddle
  • he/she will saddle
  • we will saddle
  • you will saddle
  • they will saddle
Future Perfect
  • I will have saddled
  • you will have saddled
  • he/she will have saddled
  • we will have saddled
  • you will have saddled
  • they will have saddled
Future Continuous
  • I will be saddling
  • you will be saddling
  • he/she will be saddling
  • we will be saddling
  • you will be saddling
  • they will be saddling
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been saddling
  • you have been saddling
  • he/she has been saddling
  • we have been saddling
  • you have been saddling
  • they have been saddling
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been saddling
  • you will have been saddling
  • he/she will have been saddling
  • we will have been saddling
  • you will have been saddling
  • they will have been saddling
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been saddling
  • you had been saddling
  • he/she had been saddling
  • we had been saddling
  • you had been saddling
  • they had been saddling
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