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1 cleaning cloth
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2 cloth
kloƟplural - cloths; noun((a piece of) woven material from which clothes and many other items are made: a tablecloth; a face-cloth; a floor-cloth; Woollen cloth is often more expensive than other cloths.) tela, pañocloth n1. tela2. paño / trapo3. mantela clean, white cloth un mantel blanco limpiotr[klɒɵ]1 el clero\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLcloth cap gorra1) fabric: tela f2) rag: trapo m3) tablecloth: mantel mn.• cáñamo s.m.• paño (Textil) s.m.• tela (Textil) s.f.• trapo s.m.• vestido clerical s.m.klɔːθ, klɒθ1)a) u ( fabric) tela f, género m; (thick, woolen) paño mto be made (up) out of whole cloth — (AmE) ser* pura invención or puro invento; coat I 1) a)
b) c ( for cleaning) trapo mc) c ( tablecloth) mantel m2) ( Relig)[klɒθ]1. N1) (=material) paño m, tela f2) (for cleaning) trapo m3) (=tablecloth) mantel m4) (Rel)2.CPDcloth cap N — (Brit) gorra f de paño
* * *[klɔːθ, klɒθ]1)a) u ( fabric) tela f, género m; (thick, woolen) paño mto be made (up) out of whole cloth — (AmE) ser* pura invención or puro invento; coat I 1) a)
b) c ( for cleaning) trapo mc) c ( tablecloth) mantel m2) ( Relig) -
3 swab
tr[swɒb]3 (cleaning cloth) paño, bayeta, trapo; (mop) fregona1 SMALLMEDICINE/SMALL (wound) limpiar2 SMALLMARITIME/SMALL (deck) limpiar, fregar1) clean: lavar, limpiar2) : aplicar a (con hisopo)n.• algodón s.m.• escobillón s.m.• escobón s.m.• estropajo s.m.• lampazo s.m.v.• lampacear v.• limpiar v.
I swɑːb, swɒba) (of cotton, gauze) hisopo m húmedob) ( specimen) muestra f, frotis m
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a) \<\<wound\>\> limpiar (con algodón, gasa etc)b)[swɒb]to swab (down) — \<\<deck\>\> lavar, limpiar
1. N1) (=cloth, mop) estropajo m, trapo m2) (Naut) lampazo m3) (Med) (for cleaning wound) algodón m, tampón m ; (for specimen) frotis m2. VT1) (Naut) (also: swab down) limpiar, fregar2) (Med) [+ wound] limpiar (con algodón)* * *
I [swɑːb, swɒb]a) (of cotton, gauze) hisopo m húmedob) ( specimen) muestra f, frotis m
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a) \<\<wound\>\> limpiar (con algodón, gasa etc)b)to swab (down) — \<\<deck\>\> lavar, limpiar
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4 wipe
1. verb1) (to clean or dry by rubbing with a cloth, paper etc: Would you wipe the table for me?) limpiar2) (to remove by rubbing with a cloth, paper etc: The child wiped her tears away with her handkerchief; Wipe that writing off (the blackboard); Please wipe up that spilt milk.) limpiar, enjugar
2. noun(an act of cleaning by rubbing: Give the table a wipe.) lavado, fregado- wiper- wipe out
wipe vb1. limpiar / enjugar2. enjugar / secartr[waɪp]1 (dishes) enjugar■ shall I wash or wipe? ¿lavo o enjugo?1 (clean) lavado, fregado2 (cloth) paño, trapo\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto wipe the floor with somebody darle una paliza a alguiento wipe something off the face of the earth borrar algo de la faz de la tierrato wipe the slate clean hacer borrón y cuenta nuevato wipe the smile off somebody's face quitarle a alguien la sonrisa1) : limpiar, pasarle un trapo ato wipe one's feet: limpiarse los pies2)to wipe away : enjugar (lágrimas), borrar (una memoria)3)to wipe out annihilate: aniquilar, destruirwipe n: pasada f (con un trapo, etc.)v.• enjugar v.• enjutar v.• frotar para limpiar v.• limpiar v.n.• frotadura s.f.• limpiadura s.f.waɪp
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a) ( action)b) ( cloth) toallita f
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a) ( clean) \<\<floor/table\>\> limpiar, pasarle un trapo a; \<\<dishes\>\> secar*b) ( remove) (+ adv compl)he wiped the tears from his eyes — se secó or (liter) se enjugó las lágrimas
c) ( rub) (+ adv compl) \<\<cloth/rag\>\> pasar
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vi ( dry dishes) secar*Phrasal Verbs:- wipe off- wipe out- wipe up[waɪp]1. N1) (=action)to give sth a wipe (down or over) — pasar un trapo a algo, dar una pasada con un trapo a algo
2) (=product) toallita fbaby wipes — toallitas fpl húmedas para el bebé
2. VT1) (=clean, dry) [+ table, floor, surface] pasar un trapo a, limpiar (con un trapo); [+ blackboard] borrar, limpiar; [+ dishes] secar; [+ one's nose, shoes] limpiarse; [+ one's face, hands] secarseto wipe one's eyes/one's brow — enjugarse or secarse las lágrimas/la frente
to wipe sth dry — secar algo (con un trapo/una toalla etc)
- wipe the floor with sb- wipe the slate clean2) (=remove)she wiped the sweat from or off her face — se secó or se limpió el sudor de la cara
she wiped the tears from her eyes — se secó or se limpió las lágrimas de los ojos
he stood up, wiping the crumbs from around his mouth — se levantó, limpiándose or quitándose las migas de alrededor de la boca
ten billion pounds was wiped off shares — el valor de las acciones bajó en diez mil millones de libras
3) (=move, pass)•
to wipe sth over sth, he wiped a handkerchief over his forehead — se enjugó or se secó la frente con un pañuelo4) (=erase) [+ tape, disk, data] borrarthe village was wiped from or off the map in a bombing raid — los bombardeos borraron la aldea del mapa
3.VI secaryou wash, I'll wipe — tú friega, yo seco
- wipe at- wipe off- wipe out- wipe up* * *[waɪp]
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a) ( action)b) ( cloth) toallita f
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a) ( clean) \<\<floor/table\>\> limpiar, pasarle un trapo a; \<\<dishes\>\> secar*b) ( remove) (+ adv compl)he wiped the tears from his eyes — se secó or (liter) se enjugó las lágrimas
c) ( rub) (+ adv compl) \<\<cloth/rag\>\> pasar
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vi ( dry dishes) secar*Phrasal Verbs:- wipe off- wipe out- wipe up -
5 rag
ræɡ(a piece of old, torn or worn cloth: I'll polish my bike with this old rag.) trapo- ragged- raggedly
- raggedness
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rag n trapotr[ræg]1 broma pesada1 gastar bromas a\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLrag week semana en la que los estudiantes universitarios recaudan fondos con fines benéficos————————tr[ræg]1 harapo, andrajo, pingajo2 (for cleaning) trapo3 familiar (newspaper) periodicucho\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLin rags harapiento,-a, andrajoso,-afrom rags to riches de la pobreza a la riquezato lose one's rag perder los estribosto be like a red rag to a bull enfurecer a alguien, sacar a alguien de sus casillasrag doll muñeca de traporag trade la industria de la confecciónrag ['ræg] n1) cloth: trapo m2) rags npltatters: harapos mpl, andrapos mpln.• andrajo s.m.• colgajo s.m.• estraza s.f.• estropajo s.m.• función estudiantil benéfica s.f.• harapo s.m.• jirón s.m.• paño s.m.• pingajo s.m.• pingo s.m.• trapajo s.m.• trapo s.m.v.• regañar v.ræg1)a) c ( piece of cloth) trapo mlike a red rag to a bull — (colloq)
mentioning that to him is like a red rag to a bull — mencionarle eso es pincharlo para que se enfurezca
to lose one's rag — (BrE colloq) explotar (fam), perder* los estribos; chew
b) rags pl ( tattered clothes) harapos mpl, andrajos mpldressed in rags — harapiento, andrajoso
2) c ( newspaper) (colloq & pej) periodicucho m (pey)3) c (BrE) ( rag week) semana durante la cual los estudiantes recaudan fondos para obras benéficas
I [ræɡ]1. N1) (=piece of cloth) trapo mrags (=old clothes) harapos mpl, trapos mpl viejosto be in rags — andar or estar en harapos
- put on one's glad rags- chew the rag- lose one's rag2) * (=newspaper) periodicucho * m, periódico m de mala muerte *2.CPD
II [ræɡ]1.N (=practical joke) broma f pesada; (Univ) (=parade) fiesta f benéfica (de estudiantes)2.VT (=tease) tomar el pelo a *3.VI guasearse, bromearI was only ragging — lo dije en broma, era solo una broma
4.CPDRAG WEEK Los universitarios británicos suelen organizar cada año lo que llaman rag week. Es costumbre que, durante esa semana, los estudiantes se disfracen y salgan así vestidos a la calle, pidiendo dinero a los transeúntes con el fin de recaudar fondos para fines benéficos.* * *[ræg]1)a) c ( piece of cloth) trapo mlike a red rag to a bull — (colloq)
mentioning that to him is like a red rag to a bull — mencionarle eso es pincharlo para que se enfurezca
to lose one's rag — (BrE colloq) explotar (fam), perder* los estribos; chew
b) rags pl ( tattered clothes) harapos mpl, andrajos mpldressed in rags — harapiento, andrajoso
2) c ( newspaper) (colloq & pej) periodicucho m (pey)3) c (BrE) ( rag week) semana durante la cual los estudiantes recaudan fondos para obras benéficas -
6 limpiar
limpiar ( conjugate limpiar) verbo transitivo 1 ‹arroz/lentejas› to wash; ‹ pescado› to clean; ‹aire/atmósfera› to clear; limpiar algo en seco to dry-clean sth ‹ honor› to restore 2 ( dejar libre) limpiar algo de algo to clear sth of sth 3 (fam) verbo intransitivo to clean limpiarse verbo pronominal ( refl) ‹boca/nariz› to wipe;
limpiar
I verbo transitivo
1 to clean (con un paño) to wipe (el calzado) to polish
2 (la sangre, el organismo) to cleanse (el alma) to purify
3 fam (robar) to pinch
II verbo intransitivo to clean ' limpiar' also found in these entries: Spanish: depurar - fregar - hierba - hoy - limpieza - paño - pasada - plata - plumero - sacudir - tocar - trapo - arriba - asear - bayeta - cristal - polvo - tallar - trabajo - vidrio English: brush - clean - clean out - clean up - cleaning - cleanse - clear - clear out - clearout - coastline - disinfectant - do - dry-clean - floss - gut - hoe - mindless - mop up - polish - shampoo - shine - shoeshine - spring-clean - stuff - want - way - wipe - wipe up - arrange - drill - dry - mop - muck - swab - sweep -
7 material
adj.1 material (physical)2 sustancial, relevante (important)3 esencial, importante, substancial.s.1 material (en general)2 documentación, material (for book)3 tejido, tela (cloth)building materials material de construccióncleaning materials productos de limpiezawriting materials objetos de papelería o escritorio5 material, materia.6 material, tipo de tela.
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