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1 sepia
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2 sepia
adj.sepia (color).f.1 cuttlefish (molusco).2 sepia.* * *1 (pez) cuttlefish► adjetivo1 (color) sepia1 (color) sepia* * *1.ADJ SM INV (=color) sepia2. SF1) (=pez) cuttlefish2) (Arte) sepia* * *Ia) (Coc, Zool) cuttlefish, sepia (tech)b) ( en pintura) sepiaII* * *= sepia, cuttlefish.Ex. Ammonia-developed copy paper is capable of producing images in black, blue, sepia or reddish-brown.Ex. Cuttlefish recognise prey before they have hatched, the first known embryos to show such an ability.----Ex. In 1999 the SEPIA (Safeguarding European Photographic Images for Access) project was set up aimed at the long-term preservation of all kind of photographic materials, and defining the role of new technology in collection management.* * *Ia) (Coc, Zool) cuttlefish, sepia (tech)b) ( en pintura) sepiaII* * *= sepia, cuttlefish.Ex: Ammonia-developed copy paper is capable of producing images in black, blue, sepia or reddish-brown.
Ex: Cuttlefish recognise prey before they have hatched, the first known embryos to show such an ability.Ex: In 1999 the SEPIA (Safeguarding European Photographic Images for Access) project was set up aimed at the long-term preservation of all kind of photographic materials, and defining the role of new technology in collection management.* * *2 (en pintura) sepia[ Vocabulary notes (Spanish) ] ( gen inv):tonos sepia or sepias sepia tones(color) sepia* * *
sepia sustantivo femenino
■ sustantivo masculino ( color) sepia
sepia
I f Zool cuttlefish
II adjetivo & m (color) sepia
* * *♦ adj[color] sepia♦ nm[color] sepia♦ nf[molusco] cuttlefish* * *f1 ZO cuttlefish2 ( color) sepia* * *sepia adj & nm: sepiasepia nf: cuttlefish* * * -
3 jibia
f.cuttlefish.* * *1 cuttlefish* * *1.SF (Zool) cuttlefish2.SM ** (=homosexual) queer **, poof pey **, fag (EEUU) pey *** * *femenino cuttlefish* * *= cuttlefish.Ex. Cuttlefish recognise prey before they have hatched, the first known embryos to show such an ability.* * *femenino cuttlefish* * *= cuttlefish.Ex: Cuttlefish recognise prey before they have hatched, the first known embryos to show such an ability.
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jibia sustantivo femenino
cuttlefish
* * *jibia nf[molusco] cuttlefish* * *f ZO cuttlefish* * *jibia nf: cuttlefish -
4 choco
adj.one-eyed.m.cuttlefish (sepia).pres.indicat.1st person singular (yo) present indicative of spanish verb: chocar.* * *1 small cuttlefish* * *I SM poodle IIADJ And, Cono Sur (=rojo) dark red; (=chocolate) chocolate-coloured, chocolate-colored (EEUU); (=moreno) swarthy, darkIII1. ADJ Chile1) (=manco) one-armed2) (=cojo) one-legged3) (=tuerto) one-eyed2. SM2) And (=sombrero) top hat3) Méx *** (=vulva) cunt ***IVSM (Zool) cuttlefishV* * *I IImasculino cuttlefish* * *= cuttlefish.Ex. Cuttlefish recognise prey before they have hatched, the first known embryos to show such an ability.* * *I IImasculino cuttlefish* * *= cuttlefish.Ex: Cuttlefish recognise prey before they have hatched, the first known embryos to show such an ability.
* * *1 (de rabo corto) short-tailed; (sin rabo) tailless2 (manco) one-armedcuttlefish* * *choco, -a♦ adjCAm, Chile, Méx [persona] [cojo] one-legged; [manco] one-armed♦ nm1. [sepia] cuttlefishchocos curls♦ nm,f3. CAm, Chile, Méx [tullido] [cojo] one-legged person;[manco] one-armed person* * *m ZO cuttlefish -
5 chipirón
m.squid.* * *1 baby squid* * *SM baby squid* * *masculino small cuttlefish* * *masculino small cuttlefish* * *small cuttlefish* * *
chipirón sustantivo masculino
small cuttlefish
chipirón sustantivo masculino Zool baby squid
' chipirón' also found in these entries:
English:
squid
* * *chipirón nmbaby squid* * *m baby squid* * *chipirón n baby squid -
6 pota
SF1) (=calamar) cuttlefish2)echar la(s) pota(s) — ** to puke **, throw up *
* * *pota nfFam [vómito] puke;echar la pota to puke (up) -
7 jibia
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cuttlefish — UK [ˈkʌt(ə)lˌfɪʃ] / US noun [countable/uncountable] Word forms cuttlefish : singular cuttlefish plural cuttlefishes a sea creature with ten arms … English dictionary
cuttlefish — /ˈkʌtlfɪʃ / (say kutlfish) noun (plural cuttlefish or cuttlefishes) any of various decapod dibranchiate cephalopods, especially of the genus Sepia, having sucker bearing arms and the power of ejecting a black, ink like fluid when pursued. Also,… …
cuttlefish — [11] The cuttlefish probably gets its name from its resemblance to a bag when its internal shell is removed. Its earliest recorded designation is cudele (the compound cuttlefish does not appear until the 16th century), which is generally taken to … Word origins
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