tin

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tin
[tɪn]
sustantivo
1estaño (m) (metal)
  • tin mine -> mina (f) de estaño
  • tin plate -> hojalata (f)
  • tin soldier -> soldadito (m) de plomo
  • tin whistle -> flautín (m)
2molde (m) (mold)
  • cake tin -> molde (m) (para bizcocho, plum-cake, etc)
3lata (f) (can) (especialmente británico)tarro (m) (Am)
  • tin opener -> abrelatas m inv

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tin [tin-kan]
1Estañar, cubrir o bañar con estaño.
2Cubrir,
verbo
3g.
4Meter en una caja o bote de hojalata.
  • To tin over -> estañar completamente una cosa o cubrirla toda con estaño
va. un tejado, con hoja de lata.

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tin [tɪn]
noun
1 (ore) estaño; (m) (metal) hojalata; (f)
2 (Britain) (container) lata; (f) bote; (m)
meat in tins carne en lata enlatada; (f)or
verb:transitive
1 (Britain) [+food] enlatar
2 (coat with tin) estañar
modifier
[+roof, tray, trunk] de hojalata
tin can (n) lata; (f) bote; (m)
tin ear (n) (Mús)
he has a tin ear tiene mal oído
tin god (n) héroe de cartón; (m)
tin hat (n) casco de acero; (m)
tin lizzie (informal) (n) (Aut) genoveva; (f) viejo trasto; (m)
tin mine (n) mina de estaño; (f)
tin miner (n) mineroaminera de estaño;a minera (m) (f)
tin opener (n) (Britain) abrelatas; (m)
Tin Pan Alley (n) (Mús) industria de la música pop; (f)
tin plate (n) hojalata; (f)
tin soldier (n) soldadito de plomo; (m)
tin tack (n) (Britain) tachuela; (f)
tin whistle (n) (Mús) pito; (m)

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Verb Conjugation for "tin"

Imperative
  • tin
  • you tin
  • he/she tins
  • we tin
  • you tin
  • they tin
Preterite
  • I tinned
  • you tinned
  • he/she tinned
  • we tinned
  • you tinned
  • they tinned
Present Continuous
  • I am tinning
  • you are tinning
  • he/she is tinning
  • we are tinning
  • you are tinning
  • they are tinning
Present Perfect
  • I have tinned
  • you have tinned
  • he/she has tinned
  • we have tinned
  • you have tinned
  • they have tinned
Past Continuous
  • I was tinning
  • you were tinning
  • he/she was tinning
  • we were tinning
  • you were tinning
  • they were tinning
Past Perfect
  • I had tinned
  • you had tinned
  • he/she had tinned
  • we had tinned
  • you had tinned
  • they had tinned
Future
  • I will tin
  • you will tin
  • he/she will tin
  • we will tin
  • you will tin
  • they will tin
Future Perfect
  • I will have tinned
  • you will have tinned
  • he/she will have tinned
  • we will have tinned
  • you will have tinned
  • they will have tinned
Future Continuous
  • I will be tinning
  • you will be tinning
  • he/she will be tinning
  • we will be tinning
  • you will be tinning
  • they will be tinning
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been tinning
  • you have been tinning
  • he/she has been tinning
  • we have been tinning
  • you have been tinning
  • they have been tinning
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been tinning
  • you will have been tinning
  • he/she will have been tinning
  • we will have been tinning
  • you will have been tinning
  • they will have been tinning
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been tinning
  • you had been tinning
  • he/she had been tinning
  • we had been tinning
  • you had been tinning
  • they had been tinning
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