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1 midwinter
mid'wintə(the middle of winter: He arrived in midwinter; (also adjective) on a midwinter day.) pleno inviernotr[mɪd'wɪntəSMALLr/SMALL]1 pleno invierno1 de pleno inviernomidwinter ['mɪd'wɪntər, -.win-] n: pleno invierno madj.• en pleno invierno adj.n.• pleno invierno s.m.'mɪd'wɪntərmass noun pleno invierno m['mɪd'wɪntǝ(r)]1.N pleno invierno m2.* * *['mɪd'wɪntər]mass noun pleno invierno m -
2 midwinter
s.pleno invierno. -
3 invierno
invierno sustantivo masculino winter; ( en la zona tropical) rainy season; ropa de invierno winter clothes
invierno sustantivo masculino winter ' invierno' also found in these entries: Spanish: economizar - estación - insolación - oscura - oscuro - plena - pleno - rigor - salud - solsticio - venir - aguantar - arrastrar - benigno - crudo - deporte - durante - empezar - guardar - llegar - riguroso - severo English: ascend - feel - fly - frigid - hibernate - midwinter - migrate - set in - snowdrop - winter - approach - conservatory - middle - snow -
4 pleno
pleno 1
◊ -na adjetivob) ( uso enfático):le dio una bofetada en plena cara he slapped her right across the face; a plena luz del día in broad daylight; a pleno sol in the full sun
pleno 2 sustantivo masculino 1 ( reunión) plenary o full meeting/session 2 (Jueg) ( en bolos) strike; (en lotería, bingo) full house; ( en las quinielas) correct forecast o prediction
pleno,-a
I adjetivo
1 (completo, entero) full
miembro de pleno derecho, full member
2 (para intensificar) la rama le golpeó en plena cara, the branch hit him full in the face
nos fuimos en plena noche, we left in the middle of the night
a pleno sol, in the full sun, en pleno invierno, in the depths of winter
II sustantivo masculino
1 (reunión) plenary o full session
2 (en quinielas) maximum correct prediction Locuciones: en pleno: la familia en pleno, the entire family ' pleno' also found in these entries: Spanish: apogeo - auge - plena - goce - rendimiento - uso English: daylight - fall away - full - height - midsummer - midwinter - slap - employment - grown - high - middle - overhead - sound - swing -
5 solsticio
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