Results for esquirol translation from Catalan to English

esquirol
red squirrel

esquirol llistat
chipmunk

aquest és el seu esquirol.
this is her squirrel. heh.

respon un esquirol des d'un forat,
answers a squirrel from a hole

aquest esquirol va morir de causes naturals!
this squirrel died of natural causes.

no puc creure que l'esquirol holmes ens defraudés així.
i can't believe squirrel-lock holmes turned on us like that. eight weeks of training down the drain.

tard o d'hora, un esquirol travessarà el teu camí tot corrent.
sooner or later, a squirrel is bound to scurry across your path.

# tu pots ser el meu esquirol # # i guardar-me les nous #
# you can be a squirrel # # and store my nuts for me #

l'ortodòncia era a les escombraries. els mosby boys éreu tu, la teva germana i un esquirol del veïnat que creies haver domesticat.
the mosby boys were you, your sister, and a neighborhood squirrel you thought you had tamed.

bé, bé, primer de tot, desfés-te dels mosby nerds i concentra't en aquest esquirol que resol crims.
okay, well, first of all, lose the mosby nerds and focus on that crime-solving squirrel.

respon un esquirol des d'un forat, com dient "sóc golafre i tinc el morro fi, quan menjo una ametlla... "
answers a squirrel from his hole saying "i'm greedy and i have a fine nose, just like an almond..."

un estornell, el mofeta septentrional, se atura en un arbre damunt el cap de tom, i refila les imitacions de sos veins en un rapte de gaubança; després una cucala de veu aguda, d'un blau ardent i brillador, davalla precipitadament i s'atura damunt un branquinyol, gairebé a l'abast del noi, enravena son cap a una banda, i ulla la gent estranya amb una consumidora curiositat; un esquirol cendrós i un gros companyó de la família guineuenca passaren escapolint-se, girant-se a intervals per inspeccionar i garlar amb els minyons, perque aquells animals boscans no havien vist fins aleshores, ben segur, una cara humana, i amb prou feines sabien si havien d'espantar-se o no.
a catbird, the northern mocker, lit in a tree over tom's head, and trilled out her imitations of her neighbors in a rapture of enjoyment; then a shrill jay swept down, a flash of blue flame, and stopped on a twig almost within the boy's reach, cocked his head to one side and eyed the strangers with a consuming curiosity; a gray squirrel and a big fellow of the "fox" kind came skurrying along, sitting up at intervals to inspect and chatter at the boys, for the wild things had probably never seen a human being before and scarcely knew whether to be afraid or not.