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1. noun(a colouring substance in the form of liquid or paste: The artist's clothes were covered in paint; (also adjective) a paint pot.) pintura
2. verb1) (to spread paint carefully on (wood, walls etc): He is painting the kitchen.) pintar2) (to make a picture (of something or someone) using paint: She painted her mother and father.) pintar•- painter- painting
- paint-box
- paint-brush
paint1 n pinturapaint2 vb pintartr[peɪnt]1 pintura1 (gen) pintar1 (gen) pintar\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto paint one's face pintarse, maquillarseto paint the town red irse de juerga'Wet paint' "Recién pintado"paint remover quitapinturas nombre masculinopaint stripper quitapinturas nombre masculinopaint ['peɪnt] v: pintarpaint n: pintura fn.• colorete s.m.• pintura s.f.• tinta s.f.v.• jalbegar v.• pintar v.peɪnt
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mass & count noun pintura f
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a) ( Art) \<\<portrait/landscape\>\> pintarb) ( apply paint to) \<\<wall/door/house\>\> pintarto paint something out to paint over something — pintar encima de algo, tapar algo con pintura
c) ( describe) pintarto paint a glowing/gloomy picture of something — pintar algo favorablemente/muy negro
as black as it's been painted: the situation isn't as black as it's been painted — la situación no es tan negra como la pintan
d) ( make up)to paint one's face — pintarse, maquillarse
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vi pintar[peɪnt]1. N1) (=substance) pintura f•
a coat of paint — una mano de pintura•
the paint was flaking off the walls — la pintura de las paredes se estaba descascarillandoface, finger 3., gloss II, 1., 1), oil 3., poster 2., spray I, 1., 2)wet paint — (ojo,) recién pintado
2. VT1) (Art) [+ picture, subject] pintar; [+ slogan, message] escribir con pintura2) (=apply paint to) [+ wall, fence etc] pintar- paint the town red3) (=make up) [+ nails, lips] pintarseshe painted her fingernails red — se pintó las uñas rojas or de rojo
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to paint one's face — pintarse, maquillarse4) (fig) (=portray) describir, pintar•
to paint a grim/gloomy/bleak picture of sth — describir algo en términos sombríos/deprimentes/desalentadores, pintar algo muy negropro-democracy activists paint quite a different picture of the situation — los activistas en pro de la democracia describen la situación en términos muy diferentes
5)• to paint sth on — [+ varnish, dye] aplicar algo
6) (Med)•
treatment involves painting the sores with iodine solution — el tratamiento requiere aplicar una solución de yodo en las heridas3.VI pintar•
to paint in oils — pintar al óleo4.CPDpaint bomb N — bomba f de pintura
paint remover N — quitapintura f
paint roller N — rodillo m (pintor)
paint scraper N — raspador m de paredes
paint spray N — pistola f (rociadora) de pintura
paint stripper N — (=substance) quitapintura f ; (=tool) raspador m de paredes
paint thinner N — disolvente m
- paint in* * *[peɪnt]
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mass & count noun pintura f
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a) ( Art) \<\<portrait/landscape\>\> pintarb) ( apply paint to) \<\<wall/door/house\>\> pintarto paint something out to paint over something — pintar encima de algo, tapar algo con pintura
c) ( describe) pintarto paint a glowing/gloomy picture of something — pintar algo favorablemente/muy negro
as black as it's been painted: the situation isn't as black as it's been painted — la situación no es tan negra como la pintan
d) ( make up)to paint one's face — pintarse, maquillarse
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vi pintar
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