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1 abutted
adj.adosado.pp.participio pasado del verbo ABUT.pt.pretérito del verbo ABUT. -
2 abut
tr[ə'bʌt]1 estar contiguo,-a\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto abut on / abut against lindar con: bordearabut vito abut on : colindar conv.• lindar (Agricultura) v.v.• confinar v.• terminar v.• topar (Automóvil) v.ə'bʌtintransitive verb - tt- (frml)to abut on something — \<\<land\>\> lindar con algo
[ǝ'bʌt]to abut against o on something — \<\<building\>\> estar* contiguo a algo, colindar con algo
1.VIto abut on sth — [land] lindar con algo, confinar con algo; [house, building] estar contiguo con algo, colindar con algo
2.VTto abut sth — [land] lindar con algo, confinar con algo; [house, building] estar contiguo con algo, colindar con algo
* * *[ə'bʌt]intransitive verb - tt- (frml)to abut on something — \<\<land\>\> lindar con algo
to abut against o on something — \<\<building\>\> estar* contiguo a algo, colindar con algo
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3 abut
v.1 colindar con, lindar con.2 unir a tope, adosar.vi.terminar, confinar, lindar, parar, rematar. (pt & pp abutted)
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