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pegado

  
a       adj  
1    (=adherido)     (gen)    stuck  ,   (con pegamento)    glued
me desperté con los ojos pegados      I woke up with my eyes stuck together  
¿está bien pegada la foto?      is the photo stuck on properly?  
el póster estaba pegado a la pared con chinchetas      the poster was stuck o fixed to the wall with drawing pins  
    falda       1  
2    (=junto)  
pegado a algo: el estadio está pegado al río      the stadium is right beside the river  
íbamos muy pegados al coche de delante      we were right behind the car in front  
pon el piano pegado a la pared      put the piano right up o flush against the wall  
la lámpara estaba muy pegada al techo      the lamp was almost touching the ceiling  
los corredores iban muy pegados unos a otros      the runners were bunched together  
se tira las horas pegada al ordenador      she spends hours glued to the computer  
se pasan el día pegados a los libros      they spend all day with their noses stuck in books *     
está todo el día pegado a su madre      he's a real mother's boy  
3    (=quemado)  
[arroz, leche]  
burnt, burned   (EEUU)     
oler a pegado      to smell burnt  
MODISMOS quedarse pegado      *   to get an electric shock, get fried   (EEUU)   *     
4      (Esp)   (=asombrado)   stunned  
me has dejado pegado con esa noticia      what you've just said has really stunned me o taken me aback, I'm really stunned by what you've just said  
5      (Esp)  
**   estar pegado      to not have a clue *     
no me sé nada del examen, estoy pegado      I haven't got a clue about the exam *     
b       sm     (Med)   (=parche)   sticking plaster, Band-Aid ®      (EEUU)  
Translation Spanish - English Collins Dictionary  
See also:

plegado, pegadizo, pega, pegada

estar pegado

exp.
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to not have a clue

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Collaborative Dictionary     Spanish-English
exp.
get fried
(MODISMOS)
exp.
to get an electric shock
(MODISMOS)
exp.
you've given me the flu
exp.
they gave him a kick
exp.
they kicked him
exp.
what a fright you gave me!
exp.
put the piano right up {o} flush against the wall
exp.
you've picked up an Andalusian accent
exp.
I'm really stunned by what you've just said
exp.
to smell burnt
exp.
Andrés hit me
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'pegado' also found in translations in English-Spanish dictionary
adv.
pegado
n.
el pegado
[INFO]
o.
pegado especial
[Comp.]
n.
el pegado gráfico
[INFO]
adj.
pegado a la pared
exp.
quedó pegado a la pared
exp.
hoy no ha pegado ni golpe
exp.
tener pegado / molestando a alguien
exp.
está bien pegado
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Context"pegado": examples and translations in context
El rebozado envolvería las bobinas de la cesta y se quedaría pegado. The batter will wrap around the basket coils and get stuck.
Ella es, obviamente, pegado en lo que ese tipo le hizo. She's obviously stuck on whatever that guy did to her.
Finalmente estas piezas frezadas se han pegado y reforzado con tubos de hierro. Thereafter the foam parts are glued together and reinforced with iron tubes.
Cram se bajó primero, con un móvil pegado a la oreja. Cram got out first, a cell phone glued to his ear.
Ha pegado a un niño, y eso va contra la ley. He hit a kid, and it's against the law.
Pero no te va a dejar de querer porque le hayas pegado. But he won't stop loving you because you did hit him.
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