period

period
'piəriəd
1. noun
1) (any length of time: a period of three days; a period of waiting.) período
2) (a stage in the Earth's development, an artist's development, in history etc: the Pleistocene period; the modern period.) era, fase, etapa
3) (the punctuation mark (.), put at the end of a sentence; a full stop.) punto

2. adjective
(of furniture, costumes etc) of or from the same or appropriate time in history; antique or very old: period costumes; His house is full of period furniture (=antique furniture). de época
- periodically
- periodical

3. adjective
(see periodic.)
period n período
period
tr['pɪərɪəd]
noun
1 (length of time) período, periodo
he spends long periods abroad pasa largos períodos en el extranjero
tests carried out during a six-month period pruebas realizadas durante un período de seis meses
2 (epoch) época
3 SMALLGEOLOGY/SMALL período
4 SMALLEDUCATION/SMALL (lesson) clase nombre femenino
5 (menstruation) regla, período
6 SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL (full stop) punto
adjective
1 (dress, furniture) de época
\
SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
free period SMALLEDUCATION/SMALL hora libre
period costume traje nombre masculino de época
period pains dolores nombre masculino plural menstruales
sunny periods intervalos nombre masculino plural de sol
the post-war period la posguerra
period ['pɪriəd] n
1) : punto m (en puntuación)
2) : período m
a two-hour period: un período de dos horas
3) stage: época f (histórica), fase f, etapa f
period
n.
edad s.f.
era s.f.
espacio s.m.
etapa s.f.
hora s.f.
período (Física) s.m.
punto s.m.
siglo s.m.
temporada s.f.
tirada s.f.
término s.m.
época s.f.

I 'pɪriəd, 'pɪəriəd
noun [the forms período and periodo are equally acceptable in Spanish where this translation applies]
1)
a) (interval, length of time) período m; (when specifying a time limit) plazo m

she is away for long periods — pasa mucho tiempo fuera, pasa largas temporadas fuera

a short period of time — un breve período de tiempo

for a period of five hours/12 months — por un espacio de cinco horas/período de 12 meses

during her period in office — durante el tiempo or período en que desempeñó el cargo

b) (epoch) época f

the Tudor period — la época de los Tudor

the postwar period — la posguerra

2) (menstruation) periodo m, regla f; (before n)

period pain — (BrE) dolor m menstrual

3)
a) (in school) hora f (de clase)
b) (Sport) tiempo m
4) (in punctuation) (AmE) punto m; (as interj) y punto, y sanseacabó (fam)

II
adjective <costume/furniture> de época

the house retains many period features — la casa conserva muchos detalles arquitectónicos de la época; see also period piece

['pɪǝrɪǝd]
1. N
1) (=length of time) período m ; (=time limit) plazo m ; (=era) época f ; (=stage) (in career, development etc) etapa f ; (Sport) tiempo m

for a period of three weeks — durante (un período de) tres semanas

within a three month period — en tres meses, dentro de un plazo de tres meses

for a limited period — por un periodo limitado

at that period (of my life) — en aquella época (de mi vida)

the holiday period — el período de vacaciones

the postwar period — la posguerra

the Victorian period — la época victoriana

a painting from his early period — un cuadro de su primera época

2) (Scol) clase f , hora f

we have two French periods — tenemos dos clases or horas de francés

3) (Gram) período m ; (=full stop) (esp US) punto m

I said no, period — he dicho que no, y punto

4) (=menstruation) período m , regla f

I've got my period — estoy con la regla

2.
CPD

period cost N — costo m fijo

period costume N — traje m de época

period drama N(=play) drama m histórico

period dress N — traje(s) mpl de época

period furniture N — muebles mpl de época

period instrument N — instrumento m de época

period pain N — dolores fpl menstruales

period piece N(=film) película f de época; (=novel) novela f de época

* * *

I ['pɪriəd, 'pɪəriəd]
noun [the forms período and periodo are equally acceptable in Spanish where this translation applies]
1)
a) (interval, length of time) período m; (when specifying a time limit) plazo m

she is away for long periods — pasa mucho tiempo fuera, pasa largas temporadas fuera

a short period of time — un breve período de tiempo

for a period of five hours/12 months — por un espacio de cinco horas/período de 12 meses

during her period in office — durante el tiempo or período en que desempeñó el cargo

b) (epoch) época f

the Tudor period — la época de los Tudor

the postwar period — la posguerra

2) (menstruation) periodo m, regla f; (before n)

period pain — (BrE) dolor m menstrual

3)
a) (in school) hora f (de clase)
b) (Sport) tiempo m
4) (in punctuation) (AmE) punto m; (as interj) y punto, y sanseacabó (fam)

II
adjective <costume/furniture> de época

the house retains many period features — la casa conserva muchos detalles arquitectónicos de la época; see also period piece


English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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