spat

UK:*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈspæt/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/spæt/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(spat)

Inflections of 'spat' (v): (⇒ conjugate)
spats
v 3rd person singular
spatting
v pres p
spatted
v past
spatted
v past p
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From the verb spit: (⇒ conjugate)
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v past (US & UK—see note)
v past p (US & UK—see note)
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Principal Translations
InglésEspañol
spat n (quarrel)discusión nf
 Alan and Marjorie had a spat about money right in front of us.
 Alan y Margarita tuvieron una discusión por dinero delante de nosotros.
spat n often plural (clothing: ankle covering)polainas nfpl
 Spats haven't been popular since the 1920s.
 Las polainas no son populares desde los años 20.
spat n (shellfish spawn)poslarva nf
 The larvae of oysters metamorphose into spat.
 Las larvas de ostra se metamorfosean en poslarvas.
spat vi (quarrel)discutir vi
  pelear vi
 As children, my brother and I were forced to spend a lot of time together and we often spatted.
 De niños, a mi hermano y a mí nos forzaban a pasar tiempo juntos y discutíamos muy a menudo.
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Principal Translations
InglésEspañol
spit vi (expel saliva)escupir vi
 The young man spat as he walked down the street.
 El joven escupió mientras caminaba por la calle.
spit vi (expel saliva while talking)escaparse a alguien un escupitajo loc verb
  escupir vi
 As she warmed to her subject, Tina began to speak faster and spit on anyone unfortunate enough to be near her.
 Mientras hablaba del tema, Tina empezó a hablar más rápido y se le escapó un escupitajo que le cayó a la gente que se encontraba cerca.
spit n uncountable (saliva)escupitajo nm
  saliva nf
  (Andalucía)gapo nm
 The young man's spit flew through the air and hit the pavement.
 El joven echó un escupitajo que atravesó el aire y cayó en la acera.
spit n (rod for roasting meat)espetón nm
  asador nm
  espeto nm
 At our local village fete, they roast a whole cow on a spit.
 En la feria de nuestro pueblo, asan a una vaca entera en un espetón.
spit vi (food: sizzle)chisporrotear vi
 The sausages were spitting in the pan.
 Las salchichas estaban chisporroteando en la sartén.
spit vi (rain lightly)lloviznar vi
  garuar vi
 It's not really raining yet, but it's spitting; you'd better take an umbrella just in case.
 Todavía no ha empezado a llover, pero está lloviznando. Mejor llévate el paraguas por si acaso.
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Additional Translations
InglésEspañol
spit,
sandspit
n
(geography: thin landform)cordón litoral loc nom m
  restinga nf
 The nature reserve is set on a spit of shingle and sand.
 La reserva natural está en un cordón litoral de grava y arena.
the spit of [sb] n mainly UK, informal (spitting image)copia nf
  viva imagen loc nom f
  calco nm
 That girl is the spit of her mother!
 ¡Esa muchacha es una copia de la madre!
spit [sth] vtr figurative (say angrily) (coloquial)espetar vtr
  soltar vtr
  (insultos, figurado)escupir vtr
 "I hate you!" she spat.
 ¡Te odio! —espetó.
spit [sth] vtr (expel from mouth)escupir vtr
 The food was awful and Pippa spat it discreetly into her napkin.
 La comida era terrible, por lo que Pippa la escupió con cuidado en la servilleta.
spit [sth/sb] vtr (pierce, impale)espetar vtr
  ensartar vtr
 The jouster spitted his rival on his lance.
 El participante de la justa espetó a su rival con su lanza.
spit [sth] vtr (thrust roasting rod into)atravesar vtr
 Spit the meat, then suspend it over the flames.
 Atraviesa la carne y luego déjala sobre el fuego.
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Locuciones verbales
spit | spat
InglésEspañol
spit [sth] out,
spit out [sth]
vtr phrasal sep
(eject by spitting)escupir vtr
 His mother made him spit out the gum so he wouldn't swallow it.
 Su madre le hizo escupir el chicle para que no se lo tragara.
spit [sth] out,
spit out [sth]
vtr phrasal sep
figurative, informal (bring yourself to say) (figurado)escupir vtr
  (figurado)soltar vtr
  (figurado)largar vtr
 He knew she would spit out the truth sooner or later.
 Sabía que tarde o temprano escupiría la verdad.
spit [sth] up vtr phrasal sep informal (produce by spitting)escupir algo loc verb
 He was spitting up blood so I called the doctor.
 Llamé al médico porque estaba escupiendo sangre.
spit up vi phrasal informal (vomit)regurgitar vi
 Put this cloth on your shoulder in case the baby spits up.
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Compound Forms:
spat | spit
InglésEspañol
spat out,
spat-out
adj
(ejected from the mouth) (literal)escupido participio
  vomitado participio
 The sidewalk was dotted with spat-out pieces of chewing gum.
spat out,
spat-out
adj
informal, figurative (decisively rejected)repudiado participio
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