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'foulii‹(leaves: This plant has dark foliage.) follajetr['fəʊlɪɪʤ]1 formal use follaje nombre masculinofoliage ['fo:liɪʤ, -lɪʤ] n: follaje mn.• follaje s.m.• hojarasca s.f.• ramaje s.m.• verde s.m.'fəʊliɪdʒmass noun follaje m; (before n)a foliage plant — (AmE) una planta decorativa
['fǝʊlɪɪdʒ]N follaje m, hojas fpl* * *['fəʊliɪdʒ]mass noun follaje m; (before n)a foliage plant — (AmE) una planta decorativa
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9 exuberant
iɡ'zju:bərənt(happy and excited or in high spirits: an exuberant mood.) eufóricotr[ɪg'zjʊːbərənt]1 (of person) eufórico,-a2 (of plants) exuberante3 figurative use vivo,-aexuberant [ɪg'zu:bərənt, ɛg-] adj1) joyous: eufórico2) lush: exuberante♦ exuberantly advadj.• eufórico, -a adj.• exuberante adj.• lozano, -a adj.ɪg'zuːbərənt, ɪg'zjuːbərənta) ( lively) <person/character> desbordante de vida y entusiasmob) (vigorous, profuse) <style/foliage> exuberante[ɪɡ'zuːbǝrǝnt]ADJ1) [person] (=euphoric) eufórico; (=enthusiastic) entusiasta2) [style, colour, painting] exuberante; [film, music, show] lleno de vitalidad3) (Bot) (=vigorous) [growth, foliage] exuberante* * *[ɪg'zuːbərənt, ɪg'zjuːbərənt]a) ( lively) <person/character> desbordante de vida y entusiasmob) (vigorous, profuse) <style/foliage> exuberante -
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'holi(a type of evergreen tree or bush with prickly leaves and red berries.) aceboholly n acebotr['hɒlɪ]1 acebon.• acebo s.m.• agrifolio s.m.'hɑːli, 'hɒlia) c holly (bushee) acebo mb) u ( foliage) acebo m['hɒlɪ]1.N acebo m2.CPDholly berry N — baya f de acebo
holly tree N — acebo m
* * *['hɑːli, 'hɒli]a) c holly (bush/tree) acebo mb) u ( foliage) acebo m -
11 clip
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1. klip past tense, past participle - clipped; verb1) (to cut (foliage, an animal's hair etc) with scissors or shears: The shepherd clipped the sheep; The hedge was clipped.) cortar2) (to strike sharply: She clipped him over the ear.) dar un cachete
2. noun1) (an act of clipping.) tijeretada2) (a sharp blow: a clip on the ear.) cachete3) (a short piece of film: a video clip.) fragmento•- clipper- clipping
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1. klip past tense, past participle - clipped; verb(to fasten with a clip: Clip these papers together.) sujetar mediante un clip
2. noun(something for holding things together or in position: a paper-clip; a hair-clip; bicycle-clips (= round pieces of metal etc for holding the bottom of trouser legs close to the leg).) clip; pasadorclip1 n clipclip2 vb1. sujetar con un clip2. cortar
clip sustantivo masculino (pl◊ clips)1 aretes or pendientes de clip clip-on earrings 2 (Video) (pop) video
clip sustantivo masculino
1 (para sujetar papeles) paperclip
2 (cierre de pendiente) clip
pendientes de clip, clip-on earrings ' clip' also found in these entries: Spanish: cojinete - pendiente - pinza - sujetapapeles - tijeretada - tijeretazo - tonsurar - ala - cargador - cartuchera - esquilar - grapa - pasador - sujetar - tobillera - trasquilar English: clip - clip board - fasten - hair-clip - paperclip - tie clip - clip-on - hair - papertr[klɪp]1 (for papers etc) clip nombre masculino, sujetapapeles nombre masculino; (for hair) pasador nombre masculino, clip nombre masculino1 sujetar1 sujetarse mediante un clip■ do your earrings clip on? ¿tus pendientes son de clip?————————tr[klɪp]1 (with scissors) tijeretada2 (of film) fragmento2 (cut out) recortar\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLat a fair clip / at a good clip a buen pasoto clip somebody's wings cortarle las alas a alguiento give somebody a clip round the ear darle un tortazo a alguien1) cut: cortar, recortar2) hit: golpear, dar un puñetazo a3) fasten: sujetar (con un clip)clip n1) clippers2) blow: golpe m, puñetazo m3) pace: paso m rápido4) fastener: clip ma paper clip: un sujetapapelesn.• abrazadera s.f.• brida s.f.• broche s.m.• clip s.m.• grapa s.f.• presilla s.f.• sujetador s.m.• sujetapapeles s.m.v.• cercenar v.• circuncidar v.• esquilar v.• maquilar v.• picar v.• recortar v.• tijeretear v.• tonsurar v.klɪp
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2) ( from film) fragmento m, clip m3) ( foul) (AmE) bloqueo m por la espalda ( fuera de la zona legal)4) ( blow)to give somebody a clip on o round the ear — (colloq) darle* una torta or un tortazo a alguien (fam)
5) ( item)a clip — (AmE colloq) cada uno
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- pp- transitive verb1)a) ( cut) \<\<hair/nails/grass/hedge\>\> cortar; \<\<sheep\>\> trasquilar, esquilar; \<\<dog\>\> recortarle el pelo ab) ( punch) \<\<ticket\>\> picar*, perforar2) ( cut out) (AmE) recortar3) ( hit) golpearto clip somebody round the ear — (BrE colloq) darle* una torta or un tortazo a alguien (fam)
4) ( attach) sujetar ( con un clip)
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I [klɪp]1. N1) (=cut) tijeretazo m, tijeretada f ; (=shearing) esquila f, esquileo m ; (=wool) cantidad f de lana esquilada2) (Cine) secuencia fsome clips from Kevin Costner's latest film — unas secuencias de la última película de Kevin Costner
3) (=blow) golpe m, cachete mat a (fast) clip — (US) a toda pastilla
2. VT1) (=cut) cortar; (=cut to shorten) acortar; [+ hedge] podar; [+ ticket] picar; (also: clip off) [+ wool] trasquilar, esquilar; [+ hair] recortar; (also: clip out) [+ article from newspaper] recortar; [+ words] comerse, abreviar- clip sb's wings2) (=hit) golpear, dar un cachete a3.CPDclip joint * N — (US) bar m (muy caro)
- clip off- clip out
II [klɪp]1.N (=clamp) grapa f ; (=paper clip) sujetapapeles m inv, clip m, grampa f (S. Cone); [of pen] sujetador m ; (=hair clip) horquilla f, clip m ; (=brooch) alfiler m, clip m, abrochador m (LAm); [of cyclist] pinza f2.VT sujetar3.N- clip on* * *[klɪp]
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2) ( from film) fragmento m, clip m3) ( foul) (AmE) bloqueo m por la espalda ( fuera de la zona legal)4) ( blow)to give somebody a clip on o round the ear — (colloq) darle* una torta or un tortazo a alguien (fam)
5) ( item)a clip — (AmE colloq) cada uno
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- pp- transitive verb1)a) ( cut) \<\<hair/nails/grass/hedge\>\> cortar; \<\<sheep\>\> trasquilar, esquilar; \<\<dog\>\> recortarle el pelo ab) ( punch) \<\<ticket\>\> picar*, perforar2) ( cut out) (AmE) recortar3) ( hit) golpearto clip somebody round the ear — (BrE colloq) darle* una torta or un tortazo a alguien (fam)
4) ( attach) sujetar ( con un clip)
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12 exuberance
noun euforiatr[ɪg'zjʊːbərəns]1 (vigour) exuberancia; (high spirits) euforiaexuberance [ɪg'zu:bərənts, ɛg-] n1) joyousness: euforia f, exaltación f2) vigor: exuberancia f, vigor mn.• euforia s.f.• exuberancia s.f.• lozanía s.f.[ɪɡ'zuːbǝrǝns]N1) [of person] (=euphoria) euforia f ; (=enthusiasm) entusiasmo m2) [of style, painting] exuberancia f ; [of film, music] vitalidad f3) (Bot) (=vigour) [of growth, foliage] exuberancia f -
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n.• desenfreno s.m.• exuberancia s.f.['ræmpǝnsɪ]N (=uncontrolled lust) desenfreno m ; (=aggression) agresividad f ; [of foliage] exuberancia f ; [of disease, inflation, crime] predominio m
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