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1) (a woman's complete outfit of clothes.) conjunto2) (in opera etc, a passage performed by all the singers, musicians etc together.) conjunto, coro3) (a group of musicians performing regularly together.) grupo, conjunto4) (all the parts of a thing taken as a whole.) conjuntotr[ɒn'sɒmbəl]1 conjuntoensemble [ɑn'sɑmbəl] n: conjunto mn.• conjunto s.m.• grupo de músicos s.m.• traje s.m.ɑːn'sɑːmbəl, ɒn'sɒmbəl1) ( group of performers) conjunto m2) ( Clothing) conjunto m3) ( whole) conjunto m[ɑ̃ːnsɑ̃ːmbl]N1) (=whole) conjunto m ; (=general effect) impresión f de conjunto2) (=dress) conjunto m3) (Mus) conjunto m (musical)* * *[ɑːn'sɑːmbəl, ɒn'sɒmbəl]1) ( group of performers) conjunto m2) ( Clothing) conjunto m3) ( whole) conjunto m -
122 facing
preposition (opposite: The hotel is facing the church.) de cara, frente atr['feɪsɪŋ]1 (of garment) forro, entretela2 (of building) revestimiento1 (of garment) vueltas nombre femenino pluralfacing ['feɪsɪŋ] n1) lining: entretela f (de una prenda)2) : revestimiento m (de un edificio)adj.• fronterizo, -a adj.adv.• enfrente adv.n.• cara s.f.• jirón s.m.• paramento (Arquitectura) s.m.• revestimiento s.m.prep.• contra prep.'feɪsɪŋcount & mass noun1) ( Clothing) entretela f2) ( Const) revestimiento m['feɪsɪŋ]1.PREP de cara a, frente a2.ADJ opuesto, de enfrenteon the facing page — en la página opuesta or de enfrente
3.N (Archit) paramento m, revestimiento m ; (Sew) guarnición ffacings (Sew) vueltas fpl* * *['feɪsɪŋ]count & mass noun1) ( Clothing) entretela f2) ( Const) revestimiento m -
123 fall apart
fall apart vb caerse a pedazosexpr.• deshacerse v.• desmoronarse expr.• venirse abajo expr.v.• desvencijar v.v + adv \<\<clothing\>\> deshacerse*; \<\<system\>\> venirse* abajo, desmoronarse; \<\<relationship\>\> irse* a pique, fracasarVI + ADV [object] caerse a pedazos, deshacerse; [empire] desmoronarse; [scheme, marriage] fracasar* * *v + adv \<\<clothing\>\> deshacerse*; \<\<system\>\> venirse* abajo, desmoronarse; \<\<relationship\>\> irse* a pique, fracasar -
124 fatigue
fə'ti:ɡ1) (great tiredness (caused especially by hard work or effort): He was suffering from fatigue.) fatiga, cansancio2) ((especially in metals) weakness caused by continual use: metal fatigue.) fatiga•- fatiguedfatigue n fatigatr[fə'tiːg]1 fatiga, cansancio2 SMALLTECHNICAL/SMALL fatiga3 SMALLMILITARY/SMALL faena1 formal use fatigar, cansar\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLmetal fatigue fatiga del metalfatigue n: fatiga fn.• cansancio s.m.• fatiga s.f.• molienda s.f.• rendimiento s.m.• traje de faena s.m.v.• aquejar v.• cansar v.• fatigar v.• gravar v.
I fə'tiːg1) u ( tiredness) fatiga f, cansancio m2) c ( Mil)a) ( menial work) (usu pl) faena f
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transitive verb ( tire) fatigar*, cansar[fǝ'tiːɡ]1. N2) (Tech) fatiga f ; metal3) (Mil) faena f, fajina ffatigues traje msing de faena2.VT fatigar, cansar3.CPDfatigue dress N — = fatigues
fatigue duty N — (Mil) servicio m de fajina
fatigue party N — (Mil) destacamento m de fajina
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I [fə'tiːg]1) u ( tiredness) fatiga f, cansancio m2) c ( Mil)a) ( menial work) (usu pl) faena f
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125 fitted
tr['fɪtɪd]\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLfitted carpet moquetafitted sheet sábana ajustable'fɪtəd, 'fɪtɪda) < cupboard> empotrado; < shelves> hecho a medida; < sheet> ajustable, de cajón (Méx)fitted carpet — (esp BrE) alfombra f de pared a pared, moqueta f (Esp)
b) < kitchen> integral, con armarios empotradosc) ( Clothing) <jacket/waist> entallado['fɪtɪd]ADJ1) (=made to measure) [jacket, shirt] entallado; [sheet] de cuatro picosfitted carpet — alfombra f de pared a pared, moqueta f (Sp)
2) (=integral) [cupboards] empotradofitted bathroom — cuarto m de baño con todos los elementos
fitted kitchen — cocina f con armarios empotrados, cocina f integral
3) (=suited)to be fitted to do sth — estar capacitado para hacer algo, reunir las cualidades necesarias para hacer algo
she wasn't fitted for the role of motherhood — no estaba capacitada para desempeñar la labor de madre
* * *['fɪtəd, 'fɪtɪd]a) < cupboard> empotrado; < shelves> hecho a medida; < sheet> ajustable, de cajón (Méx)fitted carpet — (esp BrE) alfombra f de pared a pared, moqueta f (Esp)
b) < kitchen> integral, con armarios empotradosc) ( Clothing) <jacket/waist> entallado -
126 fitter
noun (a person who puts the parts of a machine together.) montadortr['fɪtəSMALLr/SMALL]1 SMALLTECHNICAL/SMALL montador,-ra2 SMALLSEWING/SMALL probador,-ran.• ajustador s.m.• entallador, -ora s.m.,f.• montador s.m.• montador mecánico s.m.• proveedor, -ora s.m.,f.'fɪtər, 'fɪtə(r)1) ( Clothing) probador, -dora m,f2) ( Tech) ( mechanic - in garage) mecánico, -ca m,f; (- in car industry, shipbuilding) operario, -ria m,f['fɪtǝ(r)]N2) [of garment] probador(a) m / f* * *['fɪtər, 'fɪtə(r)]1) ( Clothing) probador, -dora m,f2) ( Tech) ( mechanic - in garage) mecánico, -ca m,f; (- in car industry, shipbuilding) operario, -ria m,f -
127 fitting
adjective (suitable: a fitting occasion.) adecuado, propio, aptotr['fɪtɪŋ]1 (appropriate, proper) apropiado,-a, adecuado,-a1 SMALLSEWING/SMALL prueba1 (accessories) accesorios nombre masculino plural2 (furnishings) muebles, cortinas y alfombrasfitting ['fɪt̬ɪŋ] adj: adecuado, apropiadofitting n: accesorio madj.• adecuado, -a adj.• ajuste adj.• congruente adj.• conveniente adj.• digno, -a adj.n.• accesorio s.m.• adecuación s.f.• ajuste s.m.• apropiación s.f.• encajadura s.f.• encaje s.m.• enchufe s.m.• prueba s.f.
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1) ( Clothing)a) ( trying on) prueba fb) (BrE) ( size - of clothes) medida f; (- of shoe) horma f2)a) ( accessory) accesorio melectrical fittings — instalaciones fpl eléctricas
['fɪtɪŋ]bathroom fittings — grifería f y accesorios mpl de baño
1. ADJ1) (=appropriate) [end] adecuado, apropiado; [tribute] dignoit is fitting that... — es apropiado que...
it seemed fitting to... — + infin parecía apropiado or oportuno... + infin
2) (=worthy) digno2. N1) (=trying on) [of dress] prueba f ; (=size) [of shoe] número m, tamaño mbathroom fittings — accesorios mpl de baño
fixture 1., 1), light I, 5.electrical/gas fittings — instalaciones fpl eléctricas/de gas
3.CPDfitting room N — (in shop) probador m
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1) ( Clothing)a) ( trying on) prueba fb) (BrE) ( size - of clothes) medida f; (- of shoe) horma f2)a) ( accessory) accesorio melectrical fittings — instalaciones fpl eléctricas
bathroom fittings — grifería f y accesorios mpl de baño
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128 flare
fleə1) (to burn with a bright unsteady light: The firelight flared.) llamear2) ((of a skirt, trousers etc) to become wider at the bottom edge: a flared skirt.) acampanar•- flare uptr[fleəSMALLr/SMALL]1 (flame) llamarada2 (signal) bengala1 llamear2 figurative use estallar, encenderse\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLflare path pista iluminada para aterrizar1) flame, shine: llamear, brillar2)to flare up : estallar, explotar (de cólera)flare n1) flash: destello m2) signal: (luz f de) bengala f3)solar flare : erupción f solarn.• bengala s.f.• candela s.f.• cohete de señales s.m.• destello s.m.• ensanche s.m.• llamarada s.f.v.• abocinar v.• destellar v.• llamear v.• resplandecer v.fler, fleə(r)
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1)a) ( marker light) bengala f; (on runway, road) baliza fsafety flares — (AmE Auto) luces fpl de emergencia
b) ( sudden light) destello m; ( flame) llamarada f2) ( Clothing)a) ( on jacket) vuelo mb) flares (BrE) pantalones mpl acampanados or de pata de elefante
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intransitive verb \<\<candle/fire\>\> llamear; \<\<torch/light\>\> brillar; \<\<violence\>\> estallar
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vthe flared his nostrils angrily — bufó or resopló enfadado
Phrasal Verbs:- flare up[flɛǝ(r)]1. Nsolar flare — erupción f solar
2) (Sew) vuelo m3) flares (=trousers) pantalones mpl de campana2. VI1) [match, torch] llamear; [light] brillar2) (=widen) [skirt] hacer vuelo; [trousers, nostrils] ensancharse3) [riots] estallar4) [tempers] caldearse, encenderse- flare up* * *[fler, fleə(r)]
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1)a) ( marker light) bengala f; (on runway, road) baliza fsafety flares — (AmE Auto) luces fpl de emergencia
b) ( sudden light) destello m; ( flame) llamarada f2) ( Clothing)a) ( on jacket) vuelo mb) flares (BrE) pantalones mpl acampanados or de pata de elefante
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intransitive verb \<\<candle/fire\>\> llamear; \<\<torch/light\>\> brillar; \<\<violence\>\> estallar
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vthe flared his nostrils angrily — bufó or resopló enfadado
Phrasal Verbs:- flare up
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