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Traducción de late en Español:

late

Pronunciación /leɪt/

Ver definición en Español de tardío

adjetivo later, latest

1
(after correct, scheduled time)
to be late
to make sth/sb late
to be late for/with sth
she apologized for the late start of the show — pidió disculpas por el retraso con el que comenzó el espectáculo
- the late arrival/departure of the train — el retraso en la llegada/salida del tren
- late applications will not be accepted — no se aceptarán las solicitudes que lleguen fuera de plazo / con retraso
2
- 2.1(after usual time)
  I had a late breakfast — desayuné tarde
  spring is late this year — la primavera se ha atrasado este año
  Easter is late this year — (la) Pascua cae tarde este año
  late opening Thursdays till 8 pm — jueves abierto hasta las 8 de la noche
- 2.2
  (chrysanthemums/potatoes) tardío
  late developer or (US also) bloomer — planta de flor tardía
  he was a late developer — se desarrolló tarde
  While in pruning mode, cut late flowering clematis hard back to a low pair of fat buds.
  Remove late flowers on peppers and eggplant to send more energy into the ripening fruit.
  The white currant is White transparent, again a late flowering variety.
  Acidantheras have a wonderful scent and are excellent for late flowering.
3
- 3.1(far on in time)
  hurry up, it's late — date prisa, que es tarde
  it's late: we'd better go to bed — ya es tarde: mejor nos acostamos
  is it that late already? — ¿ya es tan tarde?
  it's getting late — se está haciendo tarde
  would Thursday be too late for you? — ¿te parecería muy tarde el jueves?
  it's too late to say you're sorry now — ya es demasiado tarde para pedir perdón
  it's a little late in the day or (US also) in the game to change your mind — es un poco tarde para cambiar de idea
  45 is late for a woman to have a baby — a los 45 años ya se es bastante mayor para tener un niño
- 3.2
  (shift/bus) último
  the late film — la película de la noche
  Fridays, late show — los viernes, sesión de medianoche
  at this late hour — a estas horas
  at this late stage — a estas alturas
  it was a late marriage — fue un matrimonio tardío
  VBM was a late entrant into the computer field — VBM entró tarde en el campo de la informática
  they scored a late equalizer — marcaron el tanto del empate en los últimos minutos del partido
  we got there late morning/afternoon — llegamos tarde por la mañana/al final de la tarde
  in late April/summer — a finales / fines de abril/del verano
  the late 1950s — el final de la década del cincuenta
  the late Middle Ages — la baja Edad Media
  she must be in her late forties — tendrá cerca de cincuenta años
  late Picasso — el Picasso de la última época
  Late Gothic — gótico tardío
  Sometimes it makes me late for class, and sometimes I make excuses to stay in.
  She had been asking for more breaks in the past week, and often coming in late for her shift.
  Even Chelsey claiming to be late for something and dashing off would be better.
  There was a closed-door session for about an hour, and then one of the jurors was late for court.
  Anyways, I showed up a few minutes late for the competition and missed the first two teams' routines.
  It results in missing hospital appointments or being late for appointments because there are no useable parking spaces.
  She looked at her watch several times as she was getting worried that she would be late for an important meeting with a client.
  Make-up and jewellery are worn openly and pupils are late for school ‘with impunity’.
  But she says buses regularly fail to show up leaving her late for work.
  Well - as always, Ann was late, I swear that girl will be late for her own funeral.
  But there were others who were late for meetings and getting quite angry.
  The Dublin band were late for the soundcheck, but their crew said to go ahead and set up and everything would be okay.
  Management loved him, except for the fact that he was always a few minutes late for work.
  I left my phone number and drove back to school, by now late for my rehearsal.
  I'd better hurry up, have my shower and get dressed or I'll be late for lunch.
  I then looked at the clock to realize that I was an hour late for work!
  Although, I'm sure Shawna was often fashionably late to her classes just like all of her popular friends.
  Her plight is merely a bureaucratic blunder but she has left it too late to save the day.
  Arriving nearly an hour late for a scheduled meeting, she smiles and goes directly for the photo session.
  I rushed home, practically a half-hour late for work already.
  As the baby-boomers enter their mid to late fifties the issue of how we care for the aged is never far from the news headlines.
  It looked all over at that stage for the home team but they fought back admirably and got two late goals, one from the penalty spot.
  But the other Sheffield side showed a bit of steel as they grabbed two late goals to guarantee the celebration had to be put on hold.
  Two late goals gave Crewe their first win since the opening day of the season as they beat Luton 3-1.
  It seemed fitting fare for a late breakfast on a day you're giving to yourself.
  On the 25th December after a late, and simple breakfast, we walked along the beach and back into the palm groves.
  Allie was in her early twenties, young very pretty and I was in my late forties.
  Second of all, it comes so late in the game.
  I had arrived quite late in the day when dusk was falling.
  Depending on the weather, Phil provides 25-40 gallons per tree per week late in the season.
  They taste the best because the Cabernet grapes ripen late in the season - in September or even October.
  And the six-year-old company spent the late 1990s developing software to connect Internet applications.
  The narrative halts for a paragraph to depict the dreary marsh landscape on a late winter afternoon.
  The advancement of a counterclaim at this late stage did give me some concern.
4
- 4.1(deceased)
  difunto formal
  my late father — mi difunto padre formal
  If the late princess were still alive, however, she might have changed her mind about him.
  She said her husband's late sister had complained to the council on their behalf and they had understood something was going to be done.
  He was husband of the late Kathleen and was a popular and prominent member of the local rural community.
  He was husband of the late Evelyn and was a popular and well liked member of the local rural community.
  My naked face has been likened to a canvas by my late artist husband, and like a boiled egg by my own observation.
  The late King's grave is marked by an inscription in the floor and by a plaque, in the wall above, showing his head.
  Most of all, she said she draws to keep her late mother's and grandmother's spirit alive.
  The late Mary is survived by her devoted husband, Paddy and her son, daughter and grandchildren.
  She may be going to the Supreme Court to get some money from her late husband.
  I am sure, though, she will be comforted by the fact that her late husband touched the lives of so many in such a positive way.
  After the inquest his widow Joan described her late husband as a ‘gentleman in every sense of the word’.
  Bridget was a hard worker as was her late husband James and together they reared a family of four in very difficult times.
  It's a tape of her and her late husband talking about his financial plans for her.
  I married my late husband when he was a widower after he retired and I accept that as a result I am not entitled to any pension from him.
  She and her late husband Jack, who died 20 years ago, took up bowls together.
  This included her engagement ring given to her by her late husband.
  For her late husband, David, who died this summer, was one of the villagers who had previously rung the bell.
  It was at a dance that she met her late husband, Bill, who she married in 1937.
  She was a devoted wife to her late husband Tom, and mother to her five children.
  This is the first time that Sheila, aged 46, has spoken publicly about her late husband.
- 4.2(former)
  antiguo

adverbio later, latest

1
(after correct, scheduled time)
(arrive/leave/answer) tarde
the trains are running 20 minutes late — los trenes llevan 20 minutos de retraso
- The unofficial action was expected to end late last evening, with services returning to normal by today.
- Cathy was never late and expected the same when you met her for dinner.
- The second phase is expected to start late this year or early next year.
- To be sure, one can arrive late and leave early, confounding the schedule's disciplining force.
- I arrived half an hour late because Dad lost his palm pilot and couldn't remember what time school started.
- He arrives late this morning, and is behaving out of character.
- He said hundreds of commuters already arrive late each day after sitting in buses crawling through rush-hour jams.
- When the post arrives late it means my staff are waiting around.
- He came to interview me as defence secretary and arrived 45 minutes late.
- I arrived in Wolverhampton late this evening, as I'm doing a small part in a short film here tomorrow.
- If our mail arrived late we were advised this was due to staff shortages or holidays and the postman had to do another round first.
- The stewardess told them if they were to arrive another minute late, the plane would have already taken off.
- They arrived four minutes late and incurred a 40 second penalty which dropped them to fourth.
- I arrived Shanghai late and tired so I will add more pictures tomorrow night on this page.
- Four hours later we boarded another plane and finally arrived in Vancouver late, but alive.
- She is late and I am edgy, expecting a group of tough females in hoods and trainers.
- I sprang into action and started to run for the hole but remembered too late the girl behind me.
- Eventually, clothing was suitably sorted and we set off, arriving a fashionable 30 minutes late.
- While in Mexico, my host family and I would often arrive at events thirty or forty minutes late.
- Department management has promised to make the payments no later than June 17.
2
- 2.1(after usual time)
  (work/sleep) hasta tarde
  (mature/bloom) tarde
  (mature/bloom) más tarde de lo normal
  I'll be home late today — hoy llegaré tarde (a casa)
  the shops close late on Thursdays — las tiendas cierran tarde los jueves
  Children were also to be made safer - safer from their irresponsible parents who allowed them to stay out late at night.
  I stay up late at night reading stupid Philosophy readings and wake up early to read some more.
  It would probably help if I hadn't stayed up too late last night making a fiction index.
  I stayed up late every night and had my own bar vouchers, and was allowed to buy Cokes and ice creams.
  It was New Years Day, and everyone was a little sleepy from staying up so late the night before.
  Jo stays up late that night, but just as she is falling asleep she heard Beth sobbing in the next room.
  Do you advise staying up late the night before to revise?
  I stayed up late every night dreaming of being the lead singer of the greatest metal band.
  He'd stayed up late the night before with some of his younger generals and officers drinking to celebrate their return.
  She had stayed up late every night and gotten up early every day to get in some more work and homework.
  They had stayed up rather late the night before and Kelly was exhausted.
  If anyone showed up or someone stayed late at night, a feast would be easily prepared.
  She stayed at the store late every night to get extra practice and work more on her guitar.
  She had stayed up considerably too late the night before and was definitely feeling the effects of it.
  Try to get up at the same time every morning, even if you stayed up late the night before.
  One night, she stayed so late he suggested she stay, putting a bolster in the middle of the bed so she wouldn't feel threatened.
  So tired, as I got home really late last night (this morning) and then couldn't get off to sleep.
  A calm morning, as if the gods partied late last night and they are still sleeping fitfully.
- 2.2(far on in time)
  tarde
  he married late — se casó mayor / tarde
  don't leave it too late — no lo dejes para muy tarde
  the show doesn't start till late — el espectáculo empieza tarde
  we stayed up late — nos quedamos levantados hasta tarde
  late at night — tarde por la noche
  late into the night — hasta muy entrada la noche
  These headlines are all drawn from just a three day period late in September.
  That was in the context of a writ issued late in the limitation period.
  He commanded troops in Guangdong and advocated a fight to the finish late in the war.
  The parties concluded their submissions late in the afternoon of Friday 1 September.
  The third and final partition that extinguished the Polish state came late in 1795.
  Since I first moved to London late in 1989, Hungerford Bridge has been an important landmark for me.
  He won some points though late in August and I never made scalping jokes after that.
  It had as much effect on the outcome as Brazil joining the Allies late in the Second World War.
  Rose selected only those flies that reproduced late in life and bred them with one another.
  A beautiful blue lake on its summit is frozen till late in the year and offers excellent skating ground.
  When he wrote his memoirs late in life, he recalled that this father had been a children's book writer.
  When we visited it late in 1998 the foundations were laid for an extension to the building.
  An absolute high point of achievement was to sing so late in his life, in the Reconciliation choir.
  Our family visited one of your immigration detention centres late in September.
  Then late in the summer comes the fateful day when you discover your results.
  Council chiefs say the new prices, due to come in late in January, are in line with neighbouring towns and cities.
  In other words, it turned up on the Times website late in the morning of that day, Canberra time.
  It is believed that hormones are involved and women who have their first child late in life or who have no children are more at risk.
  Smokers only eat to enjoy the fag afterwards, so food is a pleasure that I've discovered late in life.
  Most are performed late in the second trimester, which ends at 27 weeks into pregnancy.
- 2.3(toward end of period)
  late in the morning/afternoon — a última hora de la mañana/tarde
  late in the week — a finales de la semana
  it was not until late in the century/in her career that … — no fue sino hacia finales de siglo/los últimos años de su carrera que …
3
- 3.1(recently)
  as late as the thirteenth century/the 1950s — aún en el siglo trece/los años 50
- 3.2formal, humorístico (formerly)
  Hubert Harvey, late of Wilton Street, Chelsea — Hubert Harvey, domiciliado antiguamente en Wilton Street, Chelsea