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1. noun1) (the outer bark of the cork tree (an oak of South Europe, North Africa etc): Cork floats well; (also adjective) cork floor-tiles.) corcho2) (a stopper for a bottle etc made of cork: Put the cork back in the wine-bottle.) corcho, tapón
2. verb(to put a cork or stopper in: He corked the bottle.) encorchar, tapar con un corchocork n corchotr[kɔːk]1 (material) corcho2 (stopper) tapón nombre masculino, corcho1 de corcho1 poner el corcho a, encorcharcork ['kɔrk] vt: ponerle un corcho acork n: corcho mn.• corcho s.m.• tapón s.m.• tapón de corcho s.m.v.• encorchar v.• tapar con corcho v.• taponar v.
I kɔːrk, kɔːkmass & count noun corcho m
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transitive verb \<\<bottle\>\> ponerle* un (tapón de) corcho a[kɔːk]1. N1) (=substance) corcho m2) (=stopper) corcho m, tapón m2.VT [+ bottle] (also: cork up) tapar con corcho, taponar3.CPD de corchocork oak, cork tree N — alcornoque m
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I [kɔːrk, kɔːk]mass & count noun corcho m
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transitive verb \<\<bottle\>\> ponerle* un (tapón de) corcho a -
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adj.corchero, taponero.s.1 corcho (material); (tapón de) corcho (stopper)2 Cork, Irlanda, Cork.vt.1 encorchar (bottle)2 tapar con un corcho, poner un corcho en, poner el tapón a, cerrar bien con corcho.3 arrestar, restringir.4 sellar, taponar. (pt & pp corked) -
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5 cork oak
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6 cork bud
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7 cork fishing float
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8 cork-like
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9 cork mat
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10 cork-oak plantation
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11 cork-wood soles
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12 Cork, Ireland
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13 cork tile
English-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > cork tile
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14 cork borer
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15 cork finish
nC&G, COATINGS acabado al corcho m -
16 cork polishing
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17 cork washer
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18 cork bark
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19 cork down
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20 cork factory
s.fábrica de corcho, taponería.
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