prop

prop
I
1. prop noun
(a support: The ceiling was held up with wooden props.) puntal

2. verb
(to lean (something) against something else: He propped his bicycle against the wall.) apoyar (contra)

II see property
prop
tr[prɒp]
noun
1 SMALLTHEATRE/SMALL accesorio
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prop
tr[prɒp]
noun
1 (support) puntal nombre masculino
2 figurative use apoyo, sostén nombre masculino
3 SMALLSPORT/SMALL (in rugby) pilar nombre masulino o femenino
transitive verb (pt & pp propped, ger propping)
1 apoyar (against, en/contra)
2 figurative use apoyar, sostener
prop ['prɑp] vt, propped ; propping
1)
to prop against : apoyar contra
2)
to prop up support: apoyar, apuntalar, sostener
3)
to prop up sustain: alentar (a alguien), darle ánimo (a alguien)
prop n
1) support: puntal m, apoyo m, soporte m
2) : accesorio m (en teatro)
prop
n.
• accesorios s.m.pl.
• ademe s.m.
• afianzamiento s.m.
• apuntalamiento s.m.
• codal s.m.
• entibo s.m.
• muleta s.f.
• puntal s.m.
• sustentáculo s.m.
v.
• acodar v.
• apoyar v.
• apuntalar v.
• arrodrigonar v.
• sostener v.
(§pres: -tengo, -tienes...-tenemos) pret: -tuv-
fut/c: -tendr-•)

I prɑːp, prɒp
noun
1)
a) (holding up roof etc) puntal m
b) (giving moral support) apoyo m, sostén m
2) (Cin, Theat) accesorio m, objeto m de utilería or (Esp, Méx) del attrezzo; (before n)

prop o props department — utilería f, attrezzo m (Esp, Méx)

3) (in rugby) pilar mf

II
-pp- transitive verb

to prop something AGAINST something — apoyar algo en or contra algo

the door was propped open with a brick — un ladrillo mantenía la puerta abierta

Phrasal Verbs:

I [prɒp]
1. N
1) (lit) (Archit, Min) puntal m ; (for clothesline) palo m ; (Naut) escora f ; (Aer) * (also: propeller) hélice f ; (Rugby) (also: prop forward) pilier m ; (Theat) (also: property) accesorio m
props accesorios mpl , at(t)rezzo msing
2) (fig) sostén m , apoyo m
2.
VT (=support) apuntalar; (=rest, lean) apoyar; (fig) sostener, apoyar

to prop a ladder against a wall — apoyar una escalera contra una pared

the door was propped open with a bucket — habían puesto un cubo para que no se cerrara la puerta

3.
CPD

prop shaft * N — (Aer) (also: propeller shaft) árbol m de la hélice


II
ABBR
(Comm) = proprietor
* * *

I [prɑːp, prɒp]
noun
1)
a) (holding up roof etc) puntal m
b) (giving moral support) apoyo m, sostén m
2) (Cin, Theat) accesorio m, objeto m de utilería or (Esp, Méx) del attrezzo; (before n)

prop o props department — utilería f, attrezzo m (Esp, Méx)

3) (in rugby) pilar mf

II
-pp- transitive verb

to prop something AGAINST something — apoyar algo en or contra algo

the door was propped open with a brick — un ladrillo mantenía la puerta abierta

Phrasal Verbs:

English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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