tilt

tilt
[tɪlt]
sustantivo
1inclinación (f) (angle)
2(speed)
  • at full tilt -> a toda marcha
verbo transitivo
3inclinar (also sentido figurado)
  • to tilt one's head -> inclinar la cabeza
verbo intransitivo
4inclinarse (incline)
  • to tilt forward/backward -> inclinarse hacia delante/hacia atrás
también:
  • to tilt at windmills -> arremeter contra molinos de viento

tilt [tilt]
sustantivo
1Inclinación desde la vertical o la horizontal; declive (slope).
2Justa o torneo, un ejercicio y fiesta militar de los antiguos caballeros.
3Lanzada.
4Tienda, cubierta, todo, tendal.
  • Tilt-boat -> (Mar.) Carroza
  • Tilt-hammer -> martinete de báscula
1Empinar, inclinar (slope), levantar en alto alguna cosa de modo que se salga lo que hay en ella.
2Martilla, forjar con el martinete.
3Apuntar la lanz
adjetivo & verbo neutro (intransitivo)
4Entoldar, cubrir con toldos.
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
5Inclinarse hacia un lado, ladearse. (n)
6Justar, combatir en una justa. (n)
va.

tilt [tɪlt]
noun
1 (slant) inclinación; (f)
the tilt of the earth's axis la inclinación del eje de la Tierra; the tilt of his head when he listened la inclinación el ladeo de su cabeza cuando escuchaba;or a tilt in the balance of power un cambio en el equilibrio del poder
a national tilt away from the Republicans
to give sth a tilt inclinar algo; ladear algo; on/at a tilt inclinado; ladeado
2 (Hist) torneo; (m) justa; (f)
(at) full tilt a toda velocidad carrera;or to run full tilt into a wall dar de lleno contra una pared; to have a tilt at arremeter contra
verb:transitive
inclinar; ladear
tilt it this way/the other way inclínalo hacia este/el otro lado; he tilted his chair back inclinó la silla hacia atrás
verb:intransitive
1 (lean) inclinarse; ladearse
to tilt to one side inclinarse hacia un lado; he tilted back in his chair se recostó en la silla; to tilt over (lean) inclinarse; (fall) volcarse; caer; a lorry that tilts up un camión basculante que bascula;or
2 (Hist) justar
to tilt against arremeter contra

Verb Conjugation for "tilt"

Imperative
  • tilt
  • you tilt
  • he/she tilts
  • we tilt
  • you tilt
  • they tilt
Preterite
  • I tilted
  • you tilted
  • he/she tilted
  • we tilted
  • you tilted
  • they tilted
Present Continuous
  • I am tilting
  • you are tilting
  • he/she is tilting
  • we are tilting
  • you are tilting
  • they are tilting
Present Perfect
  • I have tilted
  • you have tilted
  • he/she has tilted
  • we have tilted
  • you have tilted
  • they have tilted
Past Continuous
  • I was tilting
  • you were tilting
  • he/she was tilting
  • we were tilting
  • you were tilting
  • they were tilting
Past Perfect
  • I had tilted
  • you had tilted
  • he/she had tilted
  • we had tilted
  • you had tilted
  • they had tilted
Future
  • I will tilt
  • you will tilt
  • he/she will tilt
  • we will tilt
  • you will tilt
  • they will tilt
Future Perfect
  • I will have tilted
  • you will have tilted
  • he/she will have tilted
  • we will have tilted
  • you will have tilted
  • they will have tilted
Future Continuous
  • I will be tilting
  • you will be tilting
  • he/she will be tilting
  • we will be tilting
  • you will be tilting
  • they will be tilting
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been tilting
  • you have been tilting
  • he/she has been tilting
  • we have been tilting
  • you have been tilting
  • they have been tilting
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been tilting
  • you will have been tilting
  • he/she will have been tilting
  • we will have been tilting
  • you will have been tilting
  • they will have been tilting
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been tilting
  • you had been tilting
  • he/she had been tilting
  • we had been tilting
  • you had been tilting
  • they had been tilting
Paid English to Spanish translation

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