spit

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spit
[spɪt]
sustantivo
1espetón (m) asador (m) (for cooking)
  • spit roast -> espetón (m) de carne asada
2lengua (f) (of land)
sustantivo
1saliva (f) (saliva)
  • spit and polish (familiar) -> limpieza (f) , pulcritud (f)
(pt & pp spat [spæt], spit)
verbo transitivo
2escupir (Estados Unidos)
verbo intransitivo
3escupir (person, cat); saltar (hot fat)
  • it's spitting (with rain) -> está chispeando

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spit [spit]
sustantivo
1Asador, varilla puntiaguda de hierro que se introduce en la carne para asarla.
2Lengua de tierra o banco de arena largo y estrecho que se extiende mar adentro desde la orilla.
3Azadonada. (Provincia)
  • Turn-spit -> asador, máquina para asar
sustantivo
1Escupidura, escupitajo, esputo, escupido, saliva.
2Escupidura, el acto de escupir.
3Espuma o huevos de varios insectos.
  • Spitbox -> escupidera
  • To be the very spit of someone -> ser la viva imagen de alguien
participio pasivo
1SPIT, SPAT).
2Escupir.
3Arrojar, impulsar o echar en ráfagas o gota
sustantivo & verbo neutro (intransitivo)
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
4Escupir, salivar, echar saliva o esputos, gargajear. (n)
5Producir sonido semejante al que se hace escupiendo. (n)
6Caer en gotas o copos dispersos. (n)
  • Spit it out! -> ¡desembucha
, ¡dilo!
participio pasivo
1SPITTED).
2Espetar, clavar en el asador; atravesar de parte a parte.
3Ensartar en una varilla.

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spit [spɪt] spat (past)
noun
saliva; (f) esputo; (m)
a few spits of rain unas gotas de lluvia
spit and polish (informal) limpieza; (f)
that table needs a bit of spit and polish (informal) esa mesa hay que limpiarla
to be the dead spit of sb (informal) ser la viva imagen el vivo retrato de algn;or
verb:transitive
1 [+blood, crumb] escupir
2 (exclaim) espetar; soltar
"traitor!" he spat —¡traidor! —espetó soltó él;or he spat the words escupió las palabras
he practically spat the words
verb:intransitive
1 [+person] escupir;at a;on en; [+cat] bufar
to spit in sb's face escupir a la cara a algn; it's spitting with rain (Britain) están cayendo algunas gotas
2 [+fat, fire] chisporrotear
the fish is spitting in the pan chisporrotea el pescado en la sartén
spit [spɪt]
noun
1 (Cookery) asador; (m) espetón; (m)
2 (Geog) [of land] lengua; (f) (sandbank) banco de arena; (m)
verb:transitive
espetar
modifier
spit roast (n) asado; (m)
spitroast
spit [spɪt]
noun
(Agr) azadada; (f)
to dig three spits deep excavar a una profundidad de tres azadadas

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Verb Conjugation for "spit"

Imperative
  • spit
  • you spit
  • he/she spits
  • we spit
  • you spit
  • they spit
Preterite
  • I spat
  • you spat
  • he/she spat
  • we spat
  • you spat
  • they spat
Present Continuous
  • I am spitting
  • you are spitting
  • he/she is spitting
  • we are spitting
  • you are spitting
  • they are spitting
Present Perfect
  • I have spit
  • you have spit
  • he/she has spit
  • we have spit
  • you have spit
  • they have spit
Past Continuous
  • I was spitting
  • you were spitting
  • he/she was spitting
  • we were spitting
  • you were spitting
  • they were spitting
Past Perfect
  • I had spit
  • you had spit
  • he/she had spit
  • we had spit
  • you had spit
  • they had spit
Future
  • I will spit
  • you will spit
  • he/she will spit
  • we will spit
  • you will spit
  • they will spit
Future Perfect
  • I will have spit
  • you will have spit
  • he/she will have spit
  • we will have spit
  • you will have spit
  • they will have spit
Future Continuous
  • I will be spitting
  • you will be spitting
  • he/she will be spitting
  • we will be spitting
  • you will be spitting
  • they will be spitting
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been spitting
  • you have been spitting
  • he/she has been spitting
  • we have been spitting
  • you have been spitting
  • they have been spitting
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been spitting
  • you will have been spitting
  • he/she will have been spitting
  • we will have been spitting
  • you will have been spitting
  • they will have been spitting
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been spitting
  • you had been spitting
  • he/she had been spitting
  • we had been spitting
  • you had been spitting
  • they had been spitting
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