lace

lace
leis
1. noun
1) (a string or cord for fastening shoes etc: I need a new pair of laces for my tennis shoes.) cordón
2) (delicate net-like decorative fabric made with fine thread: Her dress was trimmed with lace; (also adjective) a lace shawl.) encaje

2. verb
(to fasten or be fastened with a lace which is threaded through holes: Lace (up) your boots firmly.) atar, amarrar
lace n
1. cordón
shoe laces cordones para zapatos
2. encaje
a lace tablecloth un mantel de encaje
lace
tr[leɪs]
noun
1 (material) encaje nombre masculino
2 (shoestring) cordón nombre masculino
transitive verb
1 (pull string through) poner los cordones a
2 (drink) añadir alcohol a
■ he laced the coffee with a bit of brandy añadió un poco de coñac al café
lace ['leɪs] vt, laced ; lacing
1) tie: acordonar, atar los cordones de
2) : adornar de encaje
I laced the dress in white: adorné el vestido de encaje blanco
3) spike: echar licor a
lace n
1) : encaje m
2) shoelace: cordón m (de zapatos), agujeta f Mex
lace
n.
• cordón s.m.
• encaje s.m.
• puntilla s.f.
v.
• adornar con encaje v.
• coser v.
• dar una paliza a v.
• echar licor a v.
• enlazar v.
• lacear v.

I leɪs
noun
1) u (fabric) encaje m; (as border) puntilla f; (before n) <handkerchief, curtains> de encaje
2) c (shoelace) cordón m (de zapato), agujeta f (Méx), pasador m (Per)

II
transitive verb
1) \<\<shoes/boots\>\> ponerles* los cordones or (Méx) las agujetas or (Per) los pasadores a
2) (fortify)

to lace something WITH something: he laced my drink with vodka — me echó un chorro de vodka en la bebida

[leɪs]
1. N
1) (=open fabric) encaje m ; (as trimming) puntilla f ; [of gold, silver] galón m
2) [of shoe, corset] cordón m , agujeta f (Mex)
2. VT
1) (also: lace up) [+ shoes] atar (los cordones de)
2) (=fortify with spirits) [+ drink] echar licor a

a drink laced with brandy — una bebida con un chorrito de coñac

a drink laced with cyanide — una bebida envenenada con or con dosis de cianuro

3) (fig)

the story is laced with irony — la historia tiene una vena irónica, la historia está teñida de ironía

3.
CPD de encaje
- lace into
* * *

I [leɪs]
noun
1) u (fabric) encaje m; (as border) puntilla f; (before n) <handkerchief, curtains> de encaje
2) c (shoelace) cordón m (de zapato), agujeta f (Méx), pasador m (Per)

II
transitive verb
1) \<\<shoes/boots\>\> ponerles* los cordones or (Méx) las agujetas or (Per) los pasadores a
2) (fortify)

to lace something WITH something: he laced my drink with vodka — me echó un chorro de vodka en la bebida


English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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