skid

skid
skid
1. past tense, past participle - skidded; verb
(to slide accidentally sideways: His back wheel skidded and he fell off his bike.) derrapar, patinar

2. noun
1) (an accidental slide sideways.) patinazo, derrapaje
2) (a wedge etc put under a wheel to check it on a steep place.) calce; patín
skid vb derrapar / patinar
the car skidded on the icy road el coche derrapó en la carretera helada
skid
tr[skɪd]
noun
1 SMALLAUTOMOBILES/SMALL patinazo, resbalón nombre masculino, derrapaje nombre masculino
intransitive verb (pt & pp skidded, ger skidding)
1 patinar, derrapar
\
SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to be on the skids ir cuesta abajo
to go into a skid patinar, derrapar
to put the skids under somebody/something (cause to fail) poner zancadillas a alguien/algo
to skid to a halt frenar patinando
skid row SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL barrios nombre masculino plural bajos, barriadas nombre femenino plural
skid marks SMALLAUTOMOBILES/SMALL señales nombre femenino plural de los neumáticos en el asfalto
skid ['skɪd] vi, skidded ; skidding : derrapar, patinar
skid n
: derrape m, patinazo m
skid
n.
• calzo s.m.
• derrape s.m.
• desliz s.f.
• deslizamiento s.m.
• patinazo s.m.
• patín s.m.
• resbalón s.m.
• rodillo s.m.
v.
• derrapar v.
• deslizar v.
• patinar (Automóvil) v.
• patinar una rueda v.
• resbalar v.
• resbalar un coche v.

I skɪd
noun
1) (slide) (Auto) patinazo m, derrape m, derrapaje m, patinada f (AmL)

to go into a skid — patinar, derrapar; (before n)

skid marks — marcas fpl de un patinazo

2) (for moving goods) rastra f

to be on the skids — (colloq) ir* cuesta abajo

to put the skids under somebody — hacerle* or (Esp) ponerle* la zancadilla a alguien, (a)serrucharle el piso a alguien (CS)

3) (support) (AmE) larguero m

II
intransitive verb -dd- \<\<car/plane/wheels\>\> patinar, derrapar; \<\<person\>\> resbalarse; \<\<object\>\> deslizarse*

we skidded off the road — patinamos or derrapamos y nos salimos de la carretera

the vehicle skidded to a halt — el vehículo se detuvo tras dar un patinazo

[skɪd]
1. N
1) (Aut etc) patinazo m , resbalón m
2) (Aer) patín m
- grease the skids
- put the skids under sb
2.
VI (Aut) patinar; [person, object] deslizarse, resbalarse

it went skidding across the floor — se deslizó velozmente sobre el suelo

to skid into — dar con or contra

I skidded into a tree — patiné y di contra un árbol, de un patinazo di contra un árbol

the car skidded to a halt — el coche patinó y paró

3.
CPD

skid mark N — (on road) marca f de frenazo; (in underpants) palomino * m

skid row * N — (US) calles donde se refugian los borrachos, drogadictos etc

* * *

I [skɪd]
noun
1) (slide) (Auto) patinazo m, derrape m, derrapaje m, patinada f (AmL)

to go into a skid — patinar, derrapar; (before n)

skid marks — marcas fpl de un patinazo

2) (for moving goods) rastra f

to be on the skids — (colloq) ir* cuesta abajo

to put the skids under somebody — hacerle* or (Esp) ponerle* la zancadilla a alguien, (a)serrucharle el piso a alguien (CS)

3) (support) (AmE) larguero m

II
intransitive verb -dd- \<\<car/plane/wheels\>\> patinar, derrapar; \<\<person\>\> resbalarse; \<\<object\>\> deslizarse*

we skidded off the road — patinamos or derrapamos y nos salimos de la carretera

the vehicle skidded to a halt — el vehículo se detuvo tras dar un patinazo


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