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1. plein noun1) (an aeroplane.) avión2) (a level or standard: Man is on a higher plane (of development) than the apes.) nivel, plano3) (in geometry, a flat surface.) plano
2. verb(to move smoothly over the surface (of water etc).) deslizarse
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1. plein noun(a carpenter's tool for making a level or smooth surface.)
2. verb(to make (a surface) level, smooth or lower by using a plane.) cepillar
III plein noun(a type of tree with broad leaves.)plane n avióntr[pleɪn]1 SMALLMATHEMATICS/SMALL (surface) plano1 plano,-a1 (glide) planear\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLplane geometry geometría planaplane ticket billete nombre masculino de avión————————tr[pleɪn]1 (tool) cepillo1 cepillar————————tr[pleɪn]1 (tree) plátanoplane adj: planoplane n1) : plano m (en matemáticas, etc.)2) level: nivel m3) : cepillo m (de carpintero)4) airplaneadj.• plano, -a adj.n.• avión (Aeronáutica) s.m.• cepillo (de carpintero) s.m.• plano (Matemática) s.m.• plátano s.m.v.• acepillar v.• cepillar v.• desbastar v.• garlopar v.• planear v.pleɪn
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1) ( aircraft) avión m2) plane (tree) plátano m4)a) ( surface) plano mb) ( level) nivel mshe is on a different plane — está a otro nivel, es de otra categoría
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transitive verb \<\<wood/surface\>\> cepillar
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vi ( glide) planear[pleɪn]1. N1) (=aeroplane, airplane) avión m2) (Art, Math, Constr) plano mvertical/horizontal plane — plano m vertical/horizontal
3) (fig) nivel mhe seems to exist on another plane — parece vivir en otro nivel or en una esfera distinta
she tried to lift the conversation onto a higher plane — trató de llevar la conversación a un nivel más elevado
4) (=tool) (=small) cepillo m (de carpintero); (=large) garlopa f5) (Bot) (also: plane tree) plátano m2.ADJ (Geom) plano3.VT cepillarto plane sth down — cepillar or desbastar algo
4.VI [bird, glider] planear; [boat, car] deslizarse5.CPDplane crash N — accidente m de avión
plane geometry N — geometría f plana
plane journey N — viaje m en avión
plane ticket N — billete m or pasaje m de avión
* * *[pleɪn]
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1) ( aircraft) avión m2) plane (tree) plátano m4)a) ( surface) plano mb) ( level) nivel mshe is on a different plane — está a otro nivel, es de otra categoría
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transitive verb \<\<wood/surface\>\> cepillar
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vi ( glide) planear
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