Presentyoconjugation ofpitar. Preterite茅l/ella/ustedconjugation ofpitar. A masculine noun is used with masculine articles and adjectives (e.g. el hombre guapo, el sol amarillo).
1. (sports)
a. whistle Logr贸 anotar el gol decisivo momentos antes de que sonara el pito final.He scored the decisive goal moments before the final whistle blew.
2. (automobile)
a. horn El tr谩fico de la ciudad hoy parece una cacofon铆a de pitos.The city traffic today is a cacophony of horns.
b. hooter Usar el pito demasiado es de mala educaci贸n.Using the hooter too much is rude.
3. (railroad)
a. whistle Se oye el pito del tren a kil贸metros de distancia.The train whistle can be heard miles away.
4. (cigarette)
a. cigarette 驴Me puedes dar fuego para encender este pito?Can you give me a light for this cigarette?
b. fag (United Kingdom)No seas codicioso. Dame un pito tambi茅n, amigo.Don't be greedy. Give me a fag too, mate.
5. A word or phrase that is commonly used in conversational speech (e.g., skinny, grandma).
a. weenie A word or phrase that is commonly used in conversational speech (e.g., skinny, grandma).
Regionalism used in the United States
Carlitos se sac贸 el pito y comenz贸 a mear al lado de la carretera.Carlitos pulled his weenie out and started peeing on the side of the road.
b. willie A word or phrase that is commonly used in conversational speech (e.g., skinny, grandma).
Ang茅lica le peg贸 a Rodrigo cuando le pregunt贸 si quer铆a verle el pito.Angelica slapped Rodrigo when he asked her if she wanted to see his willie.
pitoA noun is a word referring to a person, animal, place, thing, feeling or idea (e.g. man, dog, house).
4. (colloquial)
a. willie (United Kingdom) b. peter Regionalism used in the United States
6. (expresiones)
a. entre pitos y flautaswhat with one thing and another
(no) me importa un pitoI couldn't give a damn
por pitos o por flautasfor one reason or another
tomar a alguien por el pito del serenonot to take somebody seriously
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pito
1 [de coche, camión] horn; hooter; [de tren] whistle; hooter el camionero tocó el pito the lorry driver blew the horn o hooted
2 (silbato) whistle el arbitro tocó el pito the referee blew his whistle; tener voz de pito to have a squeaky voice
cuando pitos, flautas it's always the same; one way or another it always happens
cuando no es por pitos es por flautas if it isn't one thing it's another
entre pitos y flautas what with one thing and another
(no) importar un pito no me importa un pito I don't care two hoots (familiar)
no tocar un pito en algo en este asunto no toca pito he's got nothing to do with this matter
tomar a algn por el pito de un sereno me tomaron por el pito de un sereno (España) they thought I was something the cat dragged in
no vale un pito it's not worth tuppence
3 (cigarrillo) fag (familiar); ciggy (familiar); (Latinoamérica) (pipa) pipe 4 (pene) willy (familiar); peter (vulgar); (EEUU)tocarse el pito to do damn-all (muy_familiar); be bone-idle
5 (Latinoamérica)pito de ternera steak sandwich
6 (Ornitología) pito real green woodpeckerpito pito colorito eeny meeny miny mo
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