stroke

el golpe

noun

stroke
[strəʊk]
sustantivo
1golpe (m) (blow, tennis shot); palada (f) (in rowing); brazada (f) (movement in swimming); estilo (m) (swimming style)
  • a brush stroke -> una pincelada; (Art) un brochazo (of decorator)
  • on the stroke of nine -> al dar las nueve
2caricia (f) (caress)
  • to give something/somebody a stroke -> acariciar algo/a alguien
3derrame (m) cerebral, apoplejía (f) (medicina)
4(idioms)
  • she hasn't done a stroke of work -> no ha dado ni golpe
  • a stroke of luck -> un golpe de suerte
  • a stroke of genius -> una genialidad
  • at a stroke -> de un golpe
verbo transitivo
5acariciar (caress)

stroke [strouk]
sustantivo
1Golpe, el choque de un cuerpo contra otro, acción de golpear; golpe o tiro que alcanza o hiere a alguno.
2Cada uno de los movimientos repetidos de una serie, como los de un émbolo o remo; remada, curso o carrera del émbolo o pistón; dirección o extensión de dicho movimiento.
3Toque en la pintura; pincelada, plumada.
4 (Medicina)
5Golpe en las obras de ingenio, la parte que tiene más gracia y oportunidad en ella
sustantivo
  • I know his stroke -> conozco su modo de obrar
6 (Medicina)
7Campanada de reloj.
  • It is on the stroke of eight -> están al dar las ocho
8Acción eficaz, hazaña; suceso, éxito.
9Ligero movimiento acariciador.
10Ataque. (Medicina)
  • Stroke of a pen o pencil -> plumada, pincelada
  • Stroke of wit -> chiste, gracia, humorada, dicho gracioso, especie salada
  • Good stroke! -> ¡muy bien
  • To arrive on the stroke -> llegar a tiempo, llegar a la hora justa
  • To give a stroke -> acariciar, hacer una caricia
1Pasar la mano por la espalda, halagar, acariciar (caress).
2Frotar suavemente.
3Ranurar la piedra con cincel.
4Alisar los pliegues con la aguja.
va.

stroke [strəʊk]
noun
1 (blow) golpe; (m)
ten strokes of the lash diez azotes; with one stroke of his knife de un solo navajazo
at a one strokeator de un solo golpe
with one [fell] stroke
stroke of lightninglightning rayo; (m)
2
his greatest stroke was to ... su golpe maestro fue ...
a stroke of diplomacydiplomacy un éxito diplomático
he hasn't done a stroke (of work)done no ha dado golpe
a stroke of geniusgenius una ocurrencia genial
the idea was a stroke of genius la idea ha sido genial
a stroke of luckluck un golpe de suerte
by a stroke of luck por suerte; then we had a stroke of luck luego nos favoreció la suerte
3 (caress) caricia; (f)
she gave the cat a stroke acarició el gato; with a light stroke of the hand con un suave movimiento de la mano
4 [of pen] trazo; (m) plumada; (f) [of brush] pincelada; (f) (Tip) barra oblicua; (f)
with a thick stroke of the pen con un trazo grueso de la pluma
at a stroke of the pen with one stroke of the pen de un plumazo
5 (Cricket) (Golf) golpe; (m) jugada; (f) (Billiards) tacada; (f)
good stroke! ¡buen golpe!; ¡muy bien!; to put sb off his/her stroke (distract) hacer perder la concentración a algn; distraer a algn; he tried to put me off my stroke (Dep) trató de hacerme errar el golpe
the crowd's shouts were putting xxx (tennis player) off her stroke she didn't allow the criticism to put her off her stroke
different strokes for different folks especially (US) cada cual tiene sus gustos; hay gustos como colores
No matter how much you spend on these clothes, you'll still look like a bum. It's different strokes for different folks, but it certainly isn't my cup of tea The federal government has, by tradition, been respectful of local standards in local communities, and therefore you had different strokes for different folks
6 (Swimming) (single movement) brazada; (f) (type of stroke) estilo; (m)
he went ahead at every stroke se adelantaba con cada brazada
7 (Rowing) remada; (f) (person) primeraprimera remeroaremera;a primera a remera (m) (f)
they are rowing a fast stroke reman a ritmo rápido; to row stroke ser el primer remero; remar en el primer puesto
8 [of bell, clock] campanada; (f) toque; (m)
on the stroke of 12on al dar las 12
to arrive on the stroke of time
9 [of piston] carrera; (f)
10 (Med) derrame cerebral; (m) apoplejía; (f)
to have a strokehave tener un derrame cerebral; tener un ataque de apoplejía
verb:transitive
1 [+cat, sb's hair] acariciar; [+chin] pasar la mano sobre; pasar la mano por
2 (Rowing)
to stroke a boatboat ser el primero remero
to stroke a boat to victory ser el primero remero del bote vencedor

Verb Conjugation for "stroke"

Imperative
  • stroke
  • you stroke
  • he/she strokes
  • we stroke
  • you stroke
  • they stroke
Preterite
  • I stroked
  • you stroked
  • he/she stroked
  • we stroked
  • you stroked
  • they stroked
Present Continuous
  • I am stroking
  • you are stroking
  • he/she is stroking
  • we are stroking
  • you are stroking
  • they are stroking
Present Perfect
  • I have stroked
  • you have stroked
  • he/she has stroked
  • we have stroked
  • you have stroked
  • they have stroked
Past Continuous
  • I was stroking
  • you were stroking
  • he/she was stroking
  • we were stroking
  • you were stroking
  • they were stroking
Past Perfect
  • I had stroked
  • you had stroked
  • he/she had stroked
  • we had stroked
  • you had stroked
  • they had stroked
Future
  • I will stroke
  • you will stroke
  • he/she will stroke
  • we will stroke
  • you will stroke
  • they will stroke
Future Perfect
  • I will have stroked
  • you will have stroked
  • he/she will have stroked
  • we will have stroked
  • you will have stroked
  • they will have stroked
Future Continuous
  • I will be stroking
  • you will be stroking
  • he/she will be stroking
  • we will be stroking
  • you will be stroking
  • they will be stroking
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been stroking
  • you have been stroking
  • he/she has been stroking
  • we have been stroking
  • you have been stroking
  • they have been stroking
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been stroking
  • you will have been stroking
  • he/she will have been stroking
  • we will have been stroking
  • you will have been stroking
  • they will have been stroking
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been stroking
  • you had been stroking
  • he/she had been stroking
  • we had been stroking
  • you had been stroking
  • they had been stroking
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