weather

el tiempo

noun

weather
[?weð?(r)]
sustantivo
1 tiempo (m)
  • what's the weather like? -> ¿qué (tal) tiempo hace?
  • the weather is good/bad -> hace buen/mal tiempo
  • in this weather -> con este tiempo
  • weather permitting -> si el tiempo lo permite
  • weather chart -> mapa (m) del tiempo
  • weather forecast -> pronóstico (m) meteorológico or del tiempo
  • weather forecaster -> meteorólogo(a) (sustantivo masculino o femenino)
  • weather map -> mapa (m) del tiempo
  • weather station -> estación (f) meteorológica, observatorio (m) meteorológico
2 (idioms)
  • to make heavy weather of something -> hacer una montaña de algo
  • to be under the weather -> estar pocho(a)
verbo transitivo
3 erosionar (rock)
  • to weather the storm (sentido figurado) -> capear el temporal
verbo intransitivo
4 erosionarse (rock)

weather [ue-dar]
sustantivo
1 Tiempo, estado atmosférico en una época dada, o en general.
2 Vicisitudes de la suerte. (Figurado)
3 Temporal, tempestad; el conjunto o uno cualquiera de los fenómenos meteorológicos ordinarios, frío, calor.
  • How is the weather today -> ¿qué tiempo, hace hoy
  • It is bad weather -> fine weather, hace mal tiempo, buen tiempo
  • Weather Bureau -> oficina de Señales Meteorológicas (en el Ministerio de Agricultura de Washington)
  • Weather-board -> (a) tabla superpuesta; (b) lado del viento (de un buque)
  • Weather-boarding -> solapadura de tablas; (Mar.) falcas, cubichete
  • Weather-gange -> barlovento o lof; cualquier ventaja lograda
  • Weather-proof -> a prueba del tiempo
  • Weather-prophet -> pronosticador de las mudanzas del tiempo
  • Weather-signal -> señal meteorológica (bandera, etc.), que se emplea para indicar las variaciones del tiempo
  • Weather-tight -> a prueba de aire, impenetrable al aire
  • Weather-side -> (Mar.) costado de barlovento
  • Weather-sheets -> (Mar.) escotas de barlovento
  • Hard a weather -> meter todo a barlovento
  • Stress of weather -> mal tiempo
adjetivo
4 Al viento del lado del viento.
1 Aguantar (el temporal), resistir a, sufrir, superar; sobrevivir a (la adversidad).
2 Orear, airear, poner alguna cosa a que le dé el aire; secar.
3 Montar o ganar barlovento; doblar, pasar más allá. (Marina)
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
4 Sufrir cambios resultantes de la exposición al aire. (n)
5 Resistir los efectos de los cambios atmosféricos. (n)
  • To weather out -> sufrir, superar
  • The poor fellow weathers it out -> el pobre va tirando
  • To weather a point -> salirse con algo o conseguir una cosa venciendo algún obstáculo
va.

weather [ˈweðəʳ]
noun
tiempo; (m)
weather permitting si el tiempo lo permite; si el tiempo no lo impide; in this weather con el tiempo que hace; con este tiempo; it's very comfortable to wear in hot weather es muy cómodo de llevar (puesto) cuando hace calor; what's the weather like? ¿qué tiempo hace?; he has to go out in all weathers tiene que salir haga el tiempo que haga; it gets left outside in all weathers se deja siempre a la intemperie
to keep a weather eye on sth observar algo con atención
she kept a weather eye on the dog, expecting it to leap up at her I cannot walk through a field of cows without keeping a weather eye on the fence, ready to vault over at the first sign of a movement in my direction It is necessary always to keep a weather-eye on your symptoms and stay alert to the changes which occur
to make heavy weather of sth complicar algo; hacer algo más difícil de lo que es
he only needed to change the bulb but he made such heavy weather of it ¡solo tenía que cambiar la bombilla pero lo complicó de una manera!
to be under the weather (ill) estar indispuesto; estar pachucho; (informal)
verb:transitive
1 [+storm] aguantar
we've weathered worse criticism than this hemos superado peores críticas que estas; hemos hecho frente a peores críticas que estas
to weather the storm capear el temporal
their relationship has weathered many storms the economy may not weather this storm the government has weathered many storms You've undoubtedly weathered a lot of storms together; you've brought up a family; made a home; established links with family, friends and your neighbourhood
2 (Geol) [+rock] erosionar; [+wood] curar; [+skin, face] curtir
the rocks had been weathered into fantastic shapes las rocas tenían formas fantásticas debido a la erosión
3 (Náut) [+cape] doblar
verb:intransitive
[+rocks] erosionarse; [+wood] curarse; [+skin, face] curtirse;
modifier
[+station, balloon] meteorológico
weather conditions (n) estado del tiempo; (m)
weather forecast (n) pronóstico del tiempo; (m) boletín meteorológico; (m)
weather forecaster (n) meteorólogoameteoróloga;a meteoróloga (m) (f)
weather girl (n) mujer del tiempo; (f) meteoróloga; (f)
weather report (n) boletín meteorológico; (m)
weather ship (n) barco del servicio meteorológico; (m)
weather side (n) (Náut) costado de barlovento; (m)
weather strip (n) burlete; (m)
weather vane (n) veleta; (f)

Verb Conjugation for "weather"

Imperative
  • weather
  • you weather
  • he/she weathers
  • we weather
  • you weather
  • they weather
Preterite
  • I weathered
  • you weathered
  • he/she weathered
  • we weathered
  • you weathered
  • they weathered
Present Continuous
  • I am weathering
  • you are weathering
  • he/she is weathering
  • we are weathering
  • you are weathering
  • they are weathering
Present Perfect
  • I have weathered
  • you have weathered
  • he/she has weathered
  • we have weathered
  • you have weathered
  • they have weathered
Past Continuous
  • I was weathering
  • you were weathering
  • he/she was weathering
  • we were weathering
  • you were weathering
  • they were weathering
Past Perfect
  • I had weathered
  • you had weathered
  • he/she had weathered
  • we had weathered
  • you had weathered
  • they had weathered
Future
  • I will weather
  • you will weather
  • he/she will weather
  • we will weather
  • you will weather
  • they will weather
Future Perfect
  • I will have weathered
  • you will have weathered
  • he/she will have weathered
  • we will have weathered
  • you will have weathered
  • they will have weathered
Future Continuous
  • I will be weathering
  • you will be weathering
  • he/she will be weathering
  • we will be weathering
  • you will be weathering
  • they will be weathering
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been weathering
  • you have been weathering
  • he/she has been weathering
  • we have been weathering
  • you have been weathering
  • they have been weathering
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been weathering
  • you will have been weathering
  • he/she will have been weathering
  • we will have been weathering
  • you will have been weathering
  • they will have been weathering
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been weathering
  • you had been weathering
  • he/she had been weathering
  • we had been weathering
  • you had been weathering
  • they had been weathering

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