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1 sleeper
1) (a person who sleeps: Nothing occurred to disturb the sleepers.) durmiente2) (a berth or compartment for sleeping, on a railway train: I'd like to book a sleeper on the London train.) coche-camatr['sliːpəSMALLr/SMALL]1 (person) durmiente nombre masulino o femenino2 (train) tren nombre masculino con coches cama; (sleeping car) coche-cama nombre masculino; (berth) litera3 (beam of wood on track) traviesa5 SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL (late/unexpected success) éxito inesperado\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto be a light sleeper / be a heavy sleeper tener el sueño ligero / tener el sueño pesadosleeper ['sli:pər] n1) : durmiente mfto be a light sleeper: tener el sueño ligeron.• litera (Tren) s.f.n.• cochecama s.f.• durmiente s.m.'sliːpər, 'sliːpə(r)1) ( person)to be a heavy/light sleeper — tener* el sueño pesado/ligero
2) ( Rail)a) ( berth) litera f, cama fb) ( sleeping car) coche m cama, coche m dormitorio (CS)c) ( train) tren m con coches camas or (CS) coches dormitorio['sliːpǝ(r)]N1) (=person) durmiente mf2) (fig) (=spy) espía emplazado en un objetivo, pero sin misión concreta o que aún no es operativoto be a heavy/light sleeper — tener el sueño pesado/ligero
to be a good/poor sleeper — dormir bien/mal
3) (Brit) (Rail) (on track) traviesa f, durmiente m ; (=berth) litera f ; (=compartment) camarín m, alcoba f ; (=coach) coche-cama m4) (esp Brit) (=earring) arete m* * *['sliːpər, 'sliːpə(r)]1) ( person)to be a heavy/light sleeper — tener* el sueño pesado/ligero
2) ( Rail)a) ( berth) litera f, cama fb) ( sleeping car) coche m cama, coche m dormitorio (CS)c) ( train) tren m con coches camas or (CS) coches dormitorio -
2 sleeper
nRAIL fixed equipment traviesa fTRANSP coche-litera m, coche cama mWATER TRANSP durmiente m (AmL) -
3 sleeper
rastrel mEnglish-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > sleeper
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4 sleeper
s.1 persona dormida, dormilón, persona que duerme.2 durmiente, durmiente del ferrocarril, traviesa.3 litera de un tren, litera de tren.4 osito, pelele.5 pijama de niño.6 éxito inesperado. -
5 sleeper
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6 sleeper bed
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7 sleeper drilling machine
nRAIL taladradora de traviesas fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > sleeper drilling machine
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8 sleeper screw
n (BrE) (cf tie screw AmE )RAIL tirafondo de traviesa m -
9 sleeper screwdriver
n (BrE) (cf tie screwdriver AmE )RAIL destornillador de tirafondos m, destornillador de traviesas m -
10 sleeper-screw extractor
n (BrE) (cf spike puller AmE )RAIL fixed equipment extractor de tirafondos mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > sleeper-screw extractor
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11 sleeper coach
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12 to be a light sleeper / be a heavy sleeper
to be a light sleeper / be a heavy sleepertener el sueño ligero / tener el sueño pesadoEnglish-spanish dictionary > to be a light sleeper / be a heavy sleeper
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13 longitudinal sleeper
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14 car sleeper train
n (AmE) (cf wagon sleeper train BrE )RAIL tren de coches-cama m -
15 wagon sleeper train
n (BrE) (cf car sleeper train AmE )RAIL tren de coches-cama m -
16 concrete sleeper
n (BrE) (cf concrete tie AmE )CONST, RAIL durmiente de concreto m (AmL), durmiente de hormigón m (Esp), traviesa de concreto f (AmL), traviesa de hormigón f (Esp) -
17 dancing sleeper
n (BrE) (cf dancing tie AmE )RAIL traviesa oscilante f -
18 monobloc concrete sleeper
RAIL traviesa de hormigón fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > monobloc concrete sleeper
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19 pumping sleeper
n (BrE) (cf dancing tie AmE )RAIL traviesa oscilante f -
20 railway sleeper screw
RAIL tirafondo de traviesas mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > railway sleeper screw
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