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1 lotion
'ləuʃən(a liquid for soothing or cleaning the skin: hand-lotion.) lociónlotion n locióntr['ləʊʃən]1 loción nombre femeninolotion ['lo:ʃən] n: loción fn.• crema s.f.• lavación s.f.• lavatorio s.m.• loción s.f.'ləʊʃəncount & mass noun loción f['lǝʊʃǝn]N loción f* * *['ləʊʃən]count & mass noun loción f -
2 cleanser
noun (something which cleans, especially a cosmetic used to clean the face.) crema limpiadoratr['klenzəSMALLr/SMALL]1 (detergent) producto de limpieza; (lotion for skin) leche nombre femenino limpiadora, crema limpiadoracleanser ['klɛnzər] n: limpiador m, purificador mn.• limpiador s.m.'klenzər, 'klenzə(r)count & mass noun ( for household use) producto m de limpieza; ( for skin) leche f (or crema f etc) limpiadora or de limpieza['klenzǝ(r)]N (=detergent) detergente m ; (=disinfectant) desinfectante m ; (=cosmetic) leche f or crema f limpiadora* * *['klenzər, 'klenzə(r)]count & mass noun ( for household use) producto m de limpieza; ( for skin) leche f (or crema f etc) limpiadora or de limpieza -
3 leche
leche sustantivo femenino 1 (de madre, de vaca) milk; leche descremada or (Esp) desnatada skim milk (AmE), skimmed milk (BrE); leche entera whole milk, full-cream milk 2 ( en cosmética) milk, lotion 3 (Esp vulg) ( mal humor):◊ tiene una leche … he's got a foul temper;hacer algo con mala leche to do sth deliberately o to be nasty; tener mala leche to be bad-tempered 4 (Andes fam) ( suerte) luck; estar con or de leche to be lucky
leche sustantivo femenino
1 milk
leche descremada o desnatada, skim o skimmed milk
leche entera, full-fat milk, US whole milk
2 Cosm milk, cream
leche corporal, body milk
leche hidratante, moisturizer
3 Anat dientes de leche, milk teeth, US baby teeth
4 familiar mala leche, nastiness
5 vulgar (golpe) bump
darse una leche, to bump o to come a cropper ' leche' also found in these entries: Spanish: bautizar - bronceador - bronceadora - café - cagarse - calentar - chocolate - colar - colador - cortada - cortado - cortarse - cuajar - de - derramar - desmaquillador - desmaquilladora - desnatada - desnatado - diente - grumo - hervir - infinitamente - manteca - mojar - nata - polvo - producir - suero - uperisada - uperisado - uperizada - uperizado - agriarse - aguado - aguar - alimento - ama - arroz - azucarar - batido - bueno - cantina - cartón - cortar - crema - dulce - estropear - hervidor - lactancia English: attested milk - bad - boil over - buttermilk - carton - chocolate - cleansing lotion - clot - coffee - container - cream - curdle - dried - evaporated milk - for - fridge - intolerance - milk - milk chocolate - milk tooth - milk-white - milky - mix - much - nonfat - off - powdered - pudding - put - remember - rice pudding - semi-skimmed - skim - skin - sour - turn - white - black - bottle - cleanser - condensed - creamer - dark - dash - drink - float - fudge - half - none - plain -
4 milky
1) (containing milk: milky coffee.) con leche2) (like milk in appearance: A milky substance.) lechosotr['mɪlkɪ]1 (liquid, jewel) turbio,-a2 (coffee, tea) con mucha leche; (substance) lechoso,-a3 (colour) pálido,-a\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLMilky Way Vía Lácteaadj.• lechal adj.• lechero, -a adj.• lechoso, -a adj.• lácteo, -a adj.v.• lácteo v.'mɪlkiadjective -kier, -kiest lechoso; <coffee/tea> con mucha leche['mɪlkɪ] (compar milkier) (superl milkiest)1. ADJ1) (=pale white) [lotion, liquid, eyes, skin] lechoso; [green, blue] blanquecino2) (containing a lot of milk) [tea, coffee] con mucha leche2.CPDthe Milky Way N — (Astron) la Vía Láctea
* * *['mɪlki]adjective -kier, -kiest lechoso; <coffee/tea> con mucha leche
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