hill

hill
hil
1) (noun a piece of high land, smaller than a mountain: We went for a walk in the hills yesterday.) colina
2) (a slope on a road: This car has difficulty going up steep hills.)
•
- hilly
- hillside
hill n colina
hill
tr[hɪl]
noun
1 colina, cerro
2 (slope) cuesta
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to be as old as the hills ser más viejo,-a que Matusalén
to be over the hill familiar ser viejo,-a ya
to take to the hills echarse al monte
hill climb subida en cuesta
hill ['hɪl] n
1) : colina f, cerro m
2) slope: cuesta f, pendiente f
hill
n.
• alcor s.m.
• altozano s.m.
• cerro s.m.
• colina s.f.
• collado s.m.
• cuesta s.f.
• eminencia s.f.
• morro s.m.
• otero s.m.
• subido s.m.
v.
• acohombrar v.
hɪl
noun (low) colina f, cerro m, collado m; (higher) montaña f; (slope, incline) cuesta f

on a hill — (on the top) en (lo alto de) una colina; (on a slope) en una ladera

to walk up/down a hill — subir/bajir una colina (andando)

as old as the hills — más viejo que Matusalén (fam), más viejo que andar a pie (CS fam)

not to amount to a hill of beans — (AmE) no valer* nada

to be over the hill — (colloq) estar* para el arrastre or (RPl) para el deje (fam); (before n)

hill country — territorio m montañoso, región f montañosa

[hɪl]
1.
N (gen) colina f , cerro m , loma f (esp LAm); (high) montaña f ; (=slope) cuesta f

a house at the top of a hill — una casa en lo alto de una colina

I climbed the hill up to the office — subí la cuesta hasta la oficina

the hills la montaña fsing , la sierra fsing
- be over the hill
- chase sb up hill and down dale
- take to the hills
2.
CPD

hill climb N — (Sport) ascensión f de montaña

hill farm N — granja f de montaña

hill farmer N — agricultor(a) m / f de montaña

hill farming N — agricultura f de montaña

hill start N — (in vehicle) arranque m en cuesta

• to do a hill start — arrancar (un coche) en cuesta

hill walker N — montañero(-a) m / f , senderista mf

hill walking N — montañismo m , senderismo m

to go hill-walking — hacer montañismo, hacer senderismo

* * *
[hɪl]
noun (low) colina f, cerro m, collado m; (higher) montaña f; (slope, incline) cuesta f

on a hill — (on the top) en (lo alto de) una colina; (on a slope) en una ladera

to walk up/down a hill — subir/bajir una colina (andando)

as old as the hills — más viejo que Matusalén (fam), más viejo que andar a pie (CS fam)

not to amount to a hill of beans — (AmE) no valer* nada

to be over the hill — (colloq) estar* para el arrastre or (RPl) para el deje (fam); (before n)

hill country — territorio m montañoso, región f montañosa


English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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