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    Resources Translator Tap UK/faucet US

tap UK/faucet US

Translation result
grifo Reino Unido/grifo de EE. UU. tap UK/faucet US


tap verb

1. cut a female screw thread with a tap.

After inspecting the damaged pipe, the plumber decided to tap the threads to create a secure connection. Después de inspeccionar el tubo dañado, el plomero decidió tapizar los hilo para crear una conexión segura.

2. draw from or dip into to get something.

She tapped the faucet gently to fill her water bottle in the desert. Ella dio un golpecito al grifo suavemente para llenar su botella de agua en el desierto.

3. strike lightly.

The drummer tapped his fingers on the snare drum to get everyone's attention before the concert began. El baterista golpeó sus dedos sobre el tambor de snares para llamar la atención a todos antes de que comenzara el concierto.

4. draw from.

She tapped the resources of her company to fund her new project. Ella explotó los recursos de su empresa para financiar su nuevo proyecto.

5. tap a telephone or telegraph wire to get information.

The intelligence agency tasked their team with tapping into the enemy's communication lines to gather crucial intel. La agencia de inteligencia asignó a su equipo la tarea de acceder a las líneas de comunicación del enemigo para recopilar información crítica.

6. furnish with a tap or spout, so as to be able to draw liquid from it.

The plumber was hired to tap the new water tank at the school, allowing students to have access to fresh drinking water. El fontanero fue contratado para conectar el nuevo depósito de agua en la escuela, lo que permitirá a los estudiantes tener acceso al agua fresca potable.

7. make light, repeated taps on a surface.

She began to tap her fingers impatiently on the desk, waiting for the meeting to start. Ella comenzó a golpear con impaciencia sus dedos en la mesa, esperando que el encuentro empezara.

8. walk with a tapping sound.

As she walked down the hallway, her high heels tapped out a rhythmic beat on the polished floor. Mientras caminaba por el pasillo, sus tacones altos repicaban un ritmo rítmico en el suelo pulido.

9. dance and make rhythmic clicking sounds by means of metal plates nailed to the sole of the dance shoes.

The tap dancer's intricate footwork and precise tapping created a mesmerizing display on stage. El ballet de tacones del bailarín tenía un trabajo de pies intrincado y un taponamiento preciso que creó una exhibición hipnótica en el escenario.

10. draw (liquor) from a tap.

The bartender expertly tapped a pint of stout for the customer, who eagerly waited to take a sip. El camarero expertamente sacó una pinta de stout para el cliente, quien ansiosamente esperaba tomar un sorbo.

11. pierce in order to draw a liquid from.

The hiker used a small hammer to tap the rock, revealing a hidden spring that they could drink from. El senderista utilizó un pequeño martillo para golpear la roca, revelando una fuente escondida que podían beber de ella.

12. make a solicitation or entreaty for something.

The charity worker tapped on the door, asking for donations to support the local community. El trabajador de la caridad golpeó en la puerta, pidiendo donaciones para apoyar a la comunidad local.

uk noun

1. a monarchy in northwestern Europe occupying most of the British Isles.

The UK is a constitutional monarchy, comprising England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. Reino Unido es una monarquía constitucional, compuesta por Inglaterra, Escocia, Gales y Irlanda del Norte.
The royal family will be attending the ceremony in London, representing the United Kingdom (UK) at the international event. La familia real asistirá a la ceremonia en Londres, representando el Reino Unido (Reino Unido) en el evento internacional.
As a tourist, I had the opportunity to visit several cities across the UK, including Manchester, Birmingham, and Edinburgh. Como turista, tuve la oportunidad de visitar varias ciudades en el Reino Unido, incluyendo Mánchester, Birmingham y Edimburgo.

faucet verb