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A n1 ( failure to score) ( in game) coup m manqué or raté ; the first shot was a miss le premier coup a manqué ; ⇒ near miss ;2 to give [sth] a miss ○ ne pas aller à [activity, entertainment, lecture, meeting, work] ; se passer de [dish, drink, meal] ; ‘you still haven't done your homework’-‘oh, give it a miss Dad’ ‘tu n'as toujours pas fait tes devoirs’-‘oh, lâche-moi les baskets ○, papa’ ;4 †( little girl) petite fille f ; ( young woman) jeune fille f ; a pert little miss péj une petite pimbêche.1 ( woman' s title) Mademoiselle f ; ( written abbr) Mlle ; the Misses Brown† les demoiselles Brown† ; Miss World/Oxford Miss Monde/Oxford ;2 gen, Sch ( mode of address) mademoiselle f ; yes, Miss oui, mademoiselle ; can I help you, Miss? est-ce que je peux vous aider, mademoiselle?C vtr1 gen, Games, Sport ( fail to hit) manquer [target] ; passer à côté de [record] ; the stone/bullet just missed my head la pierre/balle m'a frôlé la tête ; he just missed the other car/a pedestrian il a failli emboutir l'autre voiture/renverser un piéton ;2 ( fail to take or catch) rater [bus, train, connection, plane, meeting, event, cue, entertainment, bargain] ; laisser passer [chance, opportunity] ; I missed her/the train by five minutes je l'ai ratée/j'ai raté le train de cinq minutes ; the chance was too good to miss l'occasion était trop bonne pour la laisser passer ; to miss doing ne pas pouvoir faire ; I missed going to the museum je n'ai pas pu aller au musée ; it's wonderful, don't miss it! c'est génial, à ne pas rater! ; you don't know what you're missing! tu ne sais pas ce que tu rates! ; you didn't miss much, it was terrible! tu n'as pas raté or perdu grand-chose, c'était nul! ;3 ( fail to see) rater ; you can't miss it, it's the only one tu ne peux pas le rater, c'est le seul ; the shop's easy/hard to miss la boutique peut facilement/difficilement se rater ;4 ( fail to hear or understand) ne pas saisir [joke, remark] ; I missed that-what did she say? je n'ai pas saisi-qu'est-ce qu'elle a dit? ; she doesn't miss much peu de choses lui échappent ; he doesn't miss a thing does he? rien ne lui échappe n'est-ce pas? ; he missed the point of the remark le sens de la remarque lui a échappé ; you've missed the whole point! tu n'as rien compris! ;5 ( omit) sauter [line, page, section, meal, class, lecture] ;6 ( fail to attend) manquer [school] ;7 (escape, avoid) échapper à [death, injury] ; éviter [traffic, bad weather, rush hour] ; I/he just missed doing sth j'ai/il a failli faire qch ; I just ou narrowly missed being captured/injured j'ai failli être pris/blessé ; how she missed being run over I'll never know! comment elle n'a pas été renversée je ne le saurai jamais! ;8 ( notice absence of) remarquer la disparition de [object] ; she didn't miss her purse till she got back elle n'a remarqué la disparition de son porte-monnaie qu'à son retour ; oh, is it mine? I hadn't missed it c'est le mien? je n'avais pas remarqué qu'il avait disparu ; I didn't miss you je n'avais pas remarqué que tu étais sorti ; keep it, I won't miss it garde-le, je n'en aurai pas besoin ;9 ( regret absence of) I miss Richard Richard me manque ; the boys miss them ils manquent aux garçons ; he missed the office/Paris le bureau/Paris lui manquait ; what I miss most is… ce qui me manque le plus, c'est… ; to miss doing sth regretter de ne plus faire qch ; I won't miss having to get up at 5 am je ne regretterai pas de ne plus avoir à me lever à 5 heures du matin ; I shall miss having you as a neighbour je vous regretterai comme voisine ; she'll be greatly ou sadly missed son absence sera très regrettée ; he won't be missed ○ ! bon débarras!D vi1 Games, Mil, Sport rater son coup ; you can't miss! tu ne peux pas rater ton coup! ; missed! raté ;2 Aut [engine] avoir des ratés.to miss the boat ou bus ○ rater le coche ; ⇒ mile.■ miss out ○:▶ miss out être lésé ; I feel I've missed out somewhere along the line j'ai l'impression d'avoir été lésé quelque part ;▶ miss out on [sth] laisser passer [pleasure, benefit, chance, opportunity, bargain] ; he missed out on all the fun il a laissé passer l'occasion de s'amuser ;▶ miss out [sb/sth], miss [sb/ sth] out sauter [line, section, topic, verse] ; omettre [fact, point, person]. -
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abbr. junior junior (jr)* * *( written abbreviation) (Junior.) junior* * *abbrSee:* * *Jnrabbr.( junior) junior.* * *abbr. junior junior (jr) -
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abbr. junior junior (jr)* * *( written abbreviation) (Junior.) junior* * *abbrSee:* * *Jr, jrabbr.( junior) junior.* * *abbr. junior junior (jr) -
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abbr. road via (v.), strada (str.)* * *( written abbreviation) (road.) strada, via* * *abbrSee:* * *Rdabbr.( Road) via.* * *abbr. road via (v.), strada (str.) -
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( written abbreviation) (gram(me); grams.) gr, gMultiple Entries: G g G,◊ g sustantivo femenino ( read as /xe/) the letter G, g
G, g f (letra) G, g 'G' also found in these entries: Spanish: ej. - grupo - pestiño - sol - sostenido - v.gr. - el - ge - golfo - grande - guardia - público - un English: aggregate - aghast - ago - analog - analogue - anger - angle - antigovernment - archipelago - arrogance - arrogant - asparagus - August - avant-garde - backlog - bangle - bargain - beagle - bedbug - beefburger - begin - beginner - beginning - begonia - begun - big - bigamist - bigamous - bigamy - bigot - bigoted - bigotry - bigshot - bigwig - billy goat - bingo - bodyguard - bog - bogeyman - boggle - bogus - bongo - boogie - Bosnia-Herzegovina - brogue - budgerigar - bug - bugger - buggy - bulldoggtr[græm]1 (gram, gramme) gramo; (abbreviation) gG (note)n.• sol (Música) s.m.
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g dʒiː nouna) ( letter) G, g f
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a) (= gravity/gravities) G
I [dʒiː]1. N1) (=letter) G, g f2) (Mus)G — sol m
G major/minor — sol mayor/menor
G sharp/flat — sol sostenido/bemol
2. ABBR1) (Scol) (=mark)= Good N2) (US)(Cine) = general audience todos los públicos3) **= grand (Brit) mil libras fpl ; (US) mil dólares mpl
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1.ABBR= gram(s), gramme(s) g, gr2.N ABBR= gravity g* * *
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g [dʒiː] nouna) ( letter) G, g f
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( written abbreviation) (gram(me); grams.) gr, gMultiple Entries: G g G,◊ g sustantivo femenino ( read as /xe/) the letter G, g
G, g f (letra) G, g 'G' also found in these entries: Spanish: ej. - grupo - pestiño - sol - sostenido - v.gr. - el - ge - golfo - grande - guardia - público - un English: aggregate - aghast - ago - analog - analogue - anger - angle - antigovernment - archipelago - arrogance - arrogant - asparagus - August - avant-garde - backlog - bangle - bargain - beagle - bedbug - beefburger - begin - beginner - beginning - begonia - begun - big - bigamist - bigamous - bigamy - bigot - bigoted - bigotry - bigshot - bigwig - billy goat - bingo - bodyguard - bog - bogeyman - boggle - bogus - bongo - boogie - Bosnia-Herzegovina - brogue - budgerigar - bug - bugger - buggy - bulldoggtr[græm]1 (gram, gramme) gramo; (abbreviation) gG (note)n.• sol (Música) s.m.
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g dʒiː nouna) ( letter) G, g f
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a) (= gravity/gravities) G
I [dʒiː]1. N1) (=letter) G, g f2) (Mus)G — sol m
G major/minor — sol mayor/menor
G sharp/flat — sol sostenido/bemol
2. ABBR1) (Scol) (=mark)= Good N2) (US)(Cine) = general audience todos los públicos3) **= grand (Brit) mil libras fpl ; (US) mil dólares mpl
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1.ABBR= gram(s), gramme(s) g, gr2.N ABBR= gravity g* * *
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g [dʒiː] nouna) ( letter) G, g f
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abbr. hour ora (h)* * *( written abbreviation) plural hrs - hour.) h* * *abbr hrs pl(= hour) h (= ora)* * *HRsigla* * *abbr. hour ora (h) -
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abbr. junior junior (jr)* * *( written abbreviation) (Junior.) junior* * *abbrSee:* * *jr► Jr* * *abbr. junior junior (jr) -
11 RD
abbr. road via (v.), strada (str.)* * *( written abbreviation) (road.) strada, via* * *abbrSee:* * *RDsigla( banca, refer to drawer) rivolgersi all'emittente ( formula con cui una banca rifiuta il pagamento di un assegno scoperto).* * *abbr. road via (v.), strada (str.) -
12 lb
abbr. pound libbra* * *( written abbreviation) plural lb or lbs - pound(s): It weighs 7 lb.) libbra* * *abbr(= libra: pound) lb.* * *abbr. pound libbra -
13 C
( written abbreviation) (Celsius or centigrade: 20°C (= twenty degrees Celsius/centigrade).) centígrado
C sustantivo masculino (centígrado or Celsius) C, Centigrade, Celsius C,
C, c sustantivo femenino (letra) C, c 'C' also found in these entries: Spanish: a. C. - c.c. - chaquetón - concreta - concreto - d. C - do - hacer - nota - sesear - seseo - a. de C. - ándele - arrumbar - c/ - cámara - cañón - casa - caudillo - ce - cenicienta - cercano - ciencia - círculo - ciudad - colegio - comisión - comunidad - congreso - cono - conquista - consejo - correo - corte - creación - creador - cruz - cta. - curso - C.V. - d. de C. - s. English: ad - BC - C - Co - district - limited - macaroni - maccaroni - Rd - St - vacant - abdication - abomination - absence - abuse - a/c - A/C - acceptance - accession - accident - accommodation - accompaniment - accomplishment - accord - achievement - acid - acquaintance - acquisition - acrylic - action - activity - AD - adaptation - addiction - addition - address - adjournment - adjustment - administration - admission - adoption - advance - advantage - adversity - affinity - affliction - age - agent - aggression - agonyctr['kɒpɪraɪt]————————ctr['sɜːkə]1 ( circa) hacia; (abbreviation) h————————ctr[sent]1 ( cent) céntimoC (note)n.• do (Música) s.m.
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c siː nouna) ( letter) C, c f
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(= Celsius or centigrade) C20°C — 20°C
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[siː]N1) (=letter) C, c f2) (Mus)C — do m
C major/minor — do mayor/menor
C sharp/flat — do sostenido/bemol
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ABBR1) (Literat)= chapter cap., c., c/2) (Geog)= Cape3) = Celsius, Centigrade C4) (Pol)= Conservative
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ABBR1) (US)(Econ) = cent c2) = century S.3) = circa (=about) h.4) (Math)= cubic5) = carat qts., quil.* * *
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c [siː] nouna) ( letter) C, c f
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(= Celsius or centigrade) C20°C — 20°C
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( written abbreviation) (Celsius or centigrade: 20°C (= twenty degrees Celsius/centigrade).) centígrado
C sustantivo masculino (centígrado or Celsius) C, Centigrade, Celsius C,
C, c sustantivo femenino (letra) C, c 'C' also found in these entries: Spanish: a. C. - c.c. - chaquetón - concreta - concreto - d. C - do - hacer - nota - sesear - seseo - a. de C. - ándele - arrumbar - c/ - cámara - cañón - casa - caudillo - ce - cenicienta - cercano - ciencia - círculo - ciudad - colegio - comisión - comunidad - congreso - cono - conquista - consejo - correo - corte - creación - creador - cruz - cta. - curso - C.V. - d. de C. - s. English: ad - BC - C - Co - district - limited - macaroni - maccaroni - Rd - St - vacant - abdication - abomination - absence - abuse - a/c - A/C - acceptance - accession - accident - accommodation - accompaniment - accomplishment - accord - achievement - acid - acquaintance - acquisition - acrylic - action - activity - AD - adaptation - addiction - addition - address - adjournment - adjustment - administration - admission - adoption - advance - advantage - adversity - affinity - affliction - age - agent - aggression - agonyctr['kɒpɪraɪt]————————ctr['sɜːkə]1 ( circa) hacia; (abbreviation) h————————ctr[sent]1 ( cent) céntimoC (note)n.• do (Música) s.m.
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c siː nouna) ( letter) C, c f
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(= Celsius or centigrade) C20°C — 20°C
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[siː]N1) (=letter) C, c f2) (Mus)C — do m
C major/minor — do mayor/menor
C sharp/flat — do sostenido/bemol
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ABBR1) (Literat)= chapter cap., c., c/2) (Geog)= Cape3) = Celsius, Centigrade C4) (Pol)= Conservative
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ABBR1) (US)(Econ) = cent c2) = century S.3) = circa (=about) h.4) (Math)= cubic5) = carat qts., quil.* * *
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c [siː] nouna) ( letter) C, c f
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(= Celsius or centigrade) C20°C — 20°C
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( written abbreviation) (Fahrenheit.) FahrenheitMultiple Entries: F f F,
F, f f (letra) F, f 'F' also found in these entries: Spanish: A - abadesa - abadía - abajeña - abajeño - abanderada - abanderado - abarrotería - abdicación - abeja - aberración - abertura - abjuración - ablución - abnegación - abogacía - abogada - abogado - abolición - abolladura - abonada - abonado - abrasión - abrazadera - abreviación - abreviatura - absolución - absorción - abstemia - abstemio - abstención - abstinencia - abstracción - abubilla - abuela - abulia - abundancia - abusón - abusona - acacia - academia - académica - académico - acampada - acaparador - acaparadora - accidentada - accidentado - acción - acedía English: affiliated - affinity - affirm - affirmative - affix - afford - afield - aforementioned - aforesaid - afterlife - airfield - aloof - amorphous - ansaphone - apostrophe - Armenian - artificial - astrophysics - atrophy - autobiography - autograph - awful - bailiff - barefoot - bashful - beautiful - beef - before - beforehand - behalf - belief - beneficial - beneficiary - benefit - bibliography - bifocals - biography - blast-off - bluff - Bosnian - bountiful - brief - briefing - brushoff - buff - buffalo - buffer - bulletproof - butterfingers - calfFtr['færənhaɪt]1 ( Fahrenheit) Fahrenheit; (abbreviation) FF (note)n.• fa (Música) s.m.
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f ef nouna) ( letter) F, f f
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(= Fahrenheit) F70°F — 70°F
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f́[ef] N1) (=letter) F, f f2) (Mus)F — fa m
F major/minor — fa mayor/menor
F sharp/flat — fa sostenido/bemol
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ABBR1) = Fahrenheit2) (Rel)= Father P., P. e
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ABBR1) (Math)= foot, feet2) = following sig., sgte.3) (Bio)= female hembra f* * *
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f [ef] nouna) ( letter) F, f f
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(= Fahrenheit) F70°F — 70°F
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( written abbreviation) (Mount (used with names): Mt Everest.) monte, montañaMttr[maʊnt]1 (Mount, Mountain) monte nombre masculino, montaña= Montana1.N ABBR= machine translation2.ABBR(US) = Montana* * *= Montana -
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( written abbreviation) (watt(s).) V.Multiple Entries: W w. W,◊ w sustantivo femenino ( read as /'doBle Be/, /'doBle u/ or (Esp) /'doBle 'uBe/, /'uBe 'ðoBle/) the letter W, w
W, w f (letra) W, w 'W' also found in these entries: Spanish: O - doble - O. - uve - w. English: afterwards - anyone - award - awash - awoke - awoken - baby-walker - bewildered - bewildering - bewitch - bewitching - bodywork - bourgeois - bourgeoisie - brushwood - busywork - byword - catchword - chairwoman - chihuahua - co-worker - countrywoman - daisywheel - dishwasher - dishwasherproof - dishwater - Dutchwoman - earthworm - earwig - Englishwoman - everyone - eyewash - eyewitness - firewood - fireworks - forewarn - foreword - forward - four-wheel drive - freewheel - Frenchwoman - freshwater - glow-worm - handiwork - hero-worship - iguana - Irishwoman - jaywalk - jaywalker - jaywalkingWtr[west]————————Wtr[wɒt]
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w 'dʌbəljuː noun W, w f
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a) ( Elec) (= watt(s)) Wb) ( Geog) (= west) O
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=w ['dʌbljʊ]N (=letter) W, w f
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ABBR= west O
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( written abbreviation) (gram(me); grams.)* * *1. n abbrGr2. adj abbrbtto.* * *GR abk HIST Georgius Rex, King George -
19 cm
( written abbreviation) (centimetre(s): The size of the page is 20 cm by 30 cm; a stick 30 cm long.) cm* * *abbr(= centimetre) cm* * *cmabbr. -
20 Hz
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