pelado



Inflexiones de 'pelado' (nm, nf): f: pelada, mpl: pelados, fpl: peladas
Inflexiones de 'pelado' (adj): f: pelada, mpl: pelados, fpl: peladas
Del verbo pelar: (⇒ conjugar)
pelado es:
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
SpanishEnglish
pelado nm (acción de pelar) (fruits, vegetables)peeling n
  (seafood, nuts, coffee)shelling n
  (birds, animals)skinning n
 El pelado del café se realiza en esta planta.
 Esta oración no es una traducción de la original. Hand peeling of fruits and vegetables insures high quality of the resulting dish.
pelado adj (desnudo) (tree: of leaves)bare, denuded adj
  (land)treeless, cleared adj
  skinned, shorn adj
  (shoes)scuffed adj
 Los árboles se quedaron sin hojas; están pelados.
 The trees were stripped of leaves; they were bare (or: denuded).
pelado adj coloquial (calvo) (figurative: hairless)bald adj
  shorn, shaven adj
 Mi marido es muy acomplejado porque es pelado.
 My husband is very self-conscious because he's bald.
pelado nm coloquial (hombre calvo)baldy n
 ¿Ves a ese pelado de allá? Es mi papá.
 See that baldy over there? That's my dad.
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Additional Translations
SpanishEnglish
pelado adj coloquial (pobre, sin dinero) (informal)broke adj
  (UK, informal)skint adj
  penniless adj
 Me tendrás que pagar tú la cerveza; me pillas pelado.
 You'll have to pay for my beer: I'm broke.
pelado adj CR: coloquial (vacío)empty, deserted adj
 El estadio estaba pelado; apenas había unos cuantos aficionados.
 The stadium was empty (or: deserted); there were barely any fans there.
pelado,
pelada
nm, nf
MX: coloquial (persona sin educación)oaf, boor n
  coarse, rude adj
  (UK)pleb n
  (US)dork n
 No le hables a Martín que es un pelado.
 Don't talk to Martín, because he's an oaf (or: a boor).
pelado,
pelada
nm, nf
coloquial (persona pobre) (US, informal)poor slob n
  (UK, informal)poor sod n
  lowlife n
  pauper n
 Manuel era un pelado que no tenía ni donde caer muerto.
 Manuel was a poor slob who didn't even have a place to lie down and die.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
SpanishEnglish
pelar vtr (fruta, tubérculo: quitar la piel)peel vtr
  (corn)shuck vtr
 Pela las papas y después córtalas en rodajas.
 Peel the potatoes then slice them.
pelar vtr (cortar el cabello) (head)shave v expr
  give [sb] a buzz cut vtr
  cut [sb]'s hair very short v expr
 El peluquero peló a rape a mi hijo.
 The barber shaved my son's head.
 Esta oración no es una traducción de la original. I fancied a change so I asked the barber to give me a buzz cut.
pelar vtr (ave: desplumar)pluck vtr
 Odio pelar pollos porque es muy difícil quitarles todas las plumas.
 I hate plucking chickens, because it's very difficult to get all the feathers off.
pelar vtr (cable: quitar el aislamiento)strip vtr
 El técnico peló los cables antes de soldarlos.
 The technician stripped the wires before soldering them.
pelarse v prnl (perder la piel)peel vi
 Se le está pelando la cara por haberse asoleado en la playa todo el día.
 His face is peeling from sunbathing on the beach all day.
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Additional Translations
SpanishEnglish
pelarse v prnl AmC, MX, PE: coloquial (huir, escabullirse)run away, take off vi phrasal
  (UK, slang)do a runner v expr
  (formal)abscond, decamp vi
 El actor está en bancarrota porque su contador se peló con todo su dinero.
 The actor is in bankruptcy because his accountant ran away (or: took off) with all his money.
pelárselas loc verb CL, HN, SV: coloquial (huir, escabullirse)run away, run off, bolt off, take off vi phrasal
 El asesino se las peló de la escena del crimen.
 The killer ran away from the scene of the crime.
pelársela loc verb CR: coloquial (fracasar, fallar) (vulgar, offensive)fuck up vi phrasal
  (slang)screw up vi phrasal
 El equipo se la peló e hizo el ridículo en la final.
 The team fucked up and made a fool of themselves in the final.
pelársela loc verb CR: coloquial (llevarse un chasco)be let down, feel let down v expr
 Esperaban ver un gran espectáculo y se la pelaron.
 They had been hoping to see a great show and were let down.
pelárselas por loc verb + prep coloquial (desear, ansiar)be dying to, be itching to v expr
 Juan se las pela por conocer Europa.
 Juan is itching to get to know Europe
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Compound Forms:
pelado | pelar
SpanishEnglish
a grito limpio,
a grito pelado
loc adv
coloquial (gritando fuerte)at the top of [sb]'s lungs expr
 Anoche escuché una pelea entre los vecinos; se estaban insultando a grito limpio.
 I heard the neighbours arguing last night; they were hurling insults at each other at the top of their lungs.
a grito pelado loc adv coloquial (a gritos)at the top of your lungs adv
  very loudly adv
 Rafael se emborrachó y empezó a pedirme perdón a grito pelado.
pelado de frío loc adj ES: coloquial (helado, congelado)bitterly cold, freezing cold adj
 Estaba pelado de frío por no haber cogido su abrigo.
 He was freezing cold because he went out without a coat on.
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