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tr['friːmeɪsən]1 masón,-ona, francmasón,-onan.• francmasón s.m.• masón s.m.'friː'meɪsən, 'friːmeɪsənnoun masón, -sona m,f, francmasón, -sona m,f['friːˌmeɪsn]N (franc)masón m* * *['friː'meɪsən, 'friːmeɪsən]noun masón, -sona m,f, francmasón, -sona m,f -
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'meisn((usually stonemason) a skilled worker or builder in stone.) cantero, albañil- masonry
masón adjetivo Masonic ■ sustantivo masculino Freemason, Mason
masón sustantivo masculino mason, freemason ' masón' also found in these entries: Spanish: cantero - francmasón - francmasona English: apron - mason - free - speak - stonetr['meɪsən]mason ['meɪsən] n1) bricklayer: albañil mfn.• albañil s.m.• cantero, -era s.m.,f.'meɪsṇa) ( Const) albañil mf; ( stone mason) mampostero m['meɪsn]N1) (=builder) albañil mf ; (=stonework specialist) mampostero(-a) m / f2) (=monumental mason) marmolista mf (de monumentos funerarios)3) (in quarry) cantero(-a) m / f4) (=freemason) masón m, francmasón mMASON-DIXON LINE La línea Mason-Dixon o Mason and Dixon es la que divide simbólicamente el norte y el sur de Estados Unidos y que, hasta el final de la Guerra Civil, marcaba la separación entre aquellos estados en donde existía la esclavitud y aquellos en los que no. Esta línea de demarcación, que se extiende a lo largo de 377 kilómetros, fue establecida por Charles Mason y Jeremiah Dixon en el siglo XVIII con el fin de solucionar un conflicto que ya duraba 80 años sobre la frontera entre Maryland y Pensilvania. En 1779 la línea se extendió para demarcar la frontera entre Pensilvania y Virginia (hoy Virginia del Oeste); en la actualidad aún sirve como referencia del sur en general y en las canciones de country & western los cantantes hablan con nostalgia de "cruzar la línea" para volver a sus tierras sureñas.* * *['meɪsṇ]a) ( Const) albañil mf; ( stone mason) mampostero m -
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francmasón,-ona sustantivo masculino y femenino Freemason, Mason ' francmasón' also found in these entries: Spanish: francmasona English: Freemason - free - mason -
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Fr. (abr de Fray) Brother
Fray Arturo, Brother Arturo 'Fr.' also found in these entries: Spanish: así - pésame - soñar English: affront - antifreeze - carefree - defraud - defreeze - defrost - duty-free - forefront - France - fraternal - fraternity - fraud - fraudulent - fraught - freak - free - free-range - free-style - freebie - freedom - freelance - freeload - freely - Freemason - freestanding - freeware - freeway - freewheel - freeze - freeze-dried - freezer - freezing - frenetic - frequency - frequent - frequently - friction - fridge - frigate - frigid - frill - fringe - frisk - frisky - fritter - frivolity - frivolous - frizzy - frock - frogABBR= franc(s) fr(s). -
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francmasón,-ona sustantivo masculino y femenino Freemason, Mason -
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s.1 cantero(a), picapedrero(a) (builder)2 masón (freemason)3 albañil, masón, alarife, mampostero.4 Mason, nombre propio.5 marmolista, marmolista de monumentos funerarios.
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Freemason — [frē′mā΄sən] n. [< obs. freemason, a skilled itinerant mason, free to move from town to town without restraint by local guilds] a member of an international secret society having as its principles brotherliness, charity, and mutual aid: also… … English World dictionary
Freemason — Free ma son, n. One of an ancient and secret association or fraternity, said to have been at first composed of masons or builders in stone, but now consisting of persons who are united for social enjoyment and mutual assistance. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Freemason — late 14c., originally a traveling guild of masons with a secret code; in the early 17c. they began accepting honorary members and teaching them the secrets and lore, which by 1717 had developed into the fraternity of Free and Accepted Masons. The … Etymology dictionary
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Freemason — Free|ma|son [ fri,meısn ] noun count a member of an international secret society of men who agree to help each other. A Freemason is often simply called a Mason … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
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