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1 myth
miƟ(an ancient, fictional story, especially one dealing with gods, heroes etc.) mito- mythical- mythically
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myth n mitotr[mɪɵ]1 (ancient story) mito2 (fallacy) falacia\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto explode the myth refutar el mitomyth ['mɪɵ] n: mito mn.• mito s.m.mɪθnoun mito m[mɪθ]N (=story) mito m ; (=imaginary person, thing) mito m, ilusión furban 2.it's a myth that boiling water freezes faster than cold water — es un mito que el agua hirviendo se congela más rápidamente que el agua fría
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6 Amazon
tr['æməzən]1 (warrior) amazona1 (river) el Amazonas nombre masculino2 (basin) Amazonia\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLthe Amazon jungle la selva amazónicathe Amazon rain forest la selva amazónican.• amazona s.f. (River)n.• Amazonas s.m.'æməzɑːn, 'æməzəna) ( Myth) amazona fb) ( Geog)['æmǝzǝn]the Amazon — el Amazonas; (before n)
1. N1) (Geog) Amazonas m2) (Myth) amazona f ; (fig) (also: amazon) amazona f ; (US) pej marimacho m2.CPDAmazon basin N — cuenca f del Amazonas
Amazon jungle, Amazon rain forest N — selva f del Amazonas, selva f amazónica
* * *['æməzɑːn, 'æməzən]a) ( Myth) amazona fb) ( Geog)the Amazon — el Amazonas; (before n)
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7 dragon
'dræɡən(a mythical beast, a usually large, winged, fire-breathing reptile: St George and the dragon.) dragóndragon n dragón
dragón sustantivo masculino (Mit) dragon
dragón m Mit dragon ' dragón' also found in these entries: English: dragontr['drægən]1 (mythology) dragón nombre masculinodragon ['drægən] n: dragón mn.• dragón s.m.• tarasca s.f.'drægən['dræɡǝn]N1) (Myth) dragón m2) * (=woman) bruja f* * *['drægən] -
8 explode
ik'spləud
1. verb1) (to (cause to) blow up with a loud noise: The bomb exploded; The police exploded the bomb where it could cause no damage.) (hacer) explotar2) (suddenly to show strong feeling: The teacher exploded with anger; The children exploded into laughter.) rebentar, explotar3) (to prove (a theory etc) wrong.) refutar•- explosive
2. noun((a) material that is likely to explode: gelignite and other explosives.) explosivoexplode vb hacer explosión / explotar / estallartr[ɪk'spləʊd]1 (blow up - bomb etc) hacer estallar, hacer explotar; (- mine) hacer volar2 (refute - theory) refutar; (- rumour) desmentir1 (blow up) estallar, explotar, hacer explosión2 (react violently) reventar, explotar, estallar3 (increase rapidly) aumentar rápidamente, crecer rápidamente1) burst: explosionar, hacer explotar2) refute: rebatir, refutar, desmentirexplode vi1) burst: explotar, estallar, reventar2) skyrocket: dispararsev.• detonar v.• estallar v.• explosionar v.• explotar v.• reventar v.• volar (Detonar) v.ɪk'spləʊd
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a) \<\<gunpowder/bomb\>\> estallar, hacer* explosión, explotar; \<\<vehicle\>\> hacer* explosión; ( with emotion) explotar, estallarb) \<\<population/costs\>\> dispararse
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vt1) \<\<bomb/dynamite\>\> explosionar, hacer* explotar or estallar2) ( discredit) \<\<theory\>\> rebatir, refutar; \<\<myth\>\> destruir*[ɪks'plǝʊd]1.VI estallar, explotar, hacer explosión; (fig) reventar, estallar2. VT1) hacer estallar, hacer explotar, explosionar2) (=refute) [+ rumour] desmentir; [+ myth, theory] echar por tierra* * *[ɪk'spləʊd]
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a) \<\<gunpowder/bomb\>\> estallar, hacer* explosión, explotar; \<\<vehicle\>\> hacer* explosión; ( with emotion) explotar, estallarb) \<\<population/costs\>\> dispararse
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vt1) \<\<bomb/dynamite\>\> explosionar, hacer* explotar or estallar2) ( discredit) \<\<theory\>\> rebatir, refutar; \<\<myth\>\> destruir* -
9 gorgon
tr['gɔːgən]1 (mythology) Gorgona2 figurative use (woman) arpía'gɔːrgən, 'gɔːgənb) ( fierce woman) arpía f['ɡɔːɡǝn]N1)Gorgon — (Myth) Gorgona f
2) (fig) (=woman) pécora f* * *['gɔːrgən, 'gɔːgən]b) ( fierce woman) arpía f -
10 hoary
tr['hɔːrɪ]1) : cano, canoso2) old: vetusto, antiguoadj.• blanquecino, -a adj.• cano, -a adj.• canoso, -a adj.'hɔːriadjective -rier, -riesta) ( very old) <joke/myth> (hum) antediluviano (hum)b) ( white-haired) (liter) < head> cano (liter), canoso['hɔːrɪ]ADJ (compar hoarier) (superl hoariest)1) (=grey-haired) cano2) (=old) [myth] manido; [joke] muy viejo* * *['hɔːri]adjective -rier, -riesta) ( very old) <joke/myth> (hum) antediluviano (hum)b) ( white-haired) (liter) < head> cano (liter), canoso -
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12 fairy
'feəriplural - fairies; noun(an imaginary creature in the form of a very small (often winged) human, with magical powers: Children often believe in fairies; (also adjective) fairy-land.) hada- fairy-tale
fairy n hadatr['feərɪ]1 hada2 familiar marica nombre masculino\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLfairy godmother hada madrinafairy lights bombillas nombre femenino plural de coloresfairy story cuento de hadasfairy tale cuento de hadas1) : hada f2)fairy tale : cuento m de hadasadj.• de hadas adj.n.• hada s.f.'feri, 'feəri1) ( Myth) hada f‡2) ( male homosexual) (colloq: pej & dated) mariquita m (fam & pey)['fɛǝrɪ]1. N1) (=creature) hada f2) ** pej (=homosexual) maricón ** m, marica * m2.CPDfairy cycle N — bicicleta f de niño
fairy footsteps NPL — pasos mpl ligeros
fairy godmother N — hada f madrina
fairy lights NPL — bombillas fpl de colorines
fairy queen N — reina f de las hadas
fairy story, fairy tale N — cuento m de hadas; (fig) (=lie) cuento m, patraña f
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gnome n gnomotr[nəʊm]1 gnomognome ['no:m] n: gnomo mn.• enano s.m.• gnomo s.m.nəʊmgarden gnome — enanito m
[nǝʊm]N gnomo mthe Gnomes of Zurich — hum los banqueros suizos
* * *[nəʊm]garden gnome — enanito m
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14 mythical
adjective míticotr['mɪɵɪkəl]1 (of a myth) mítico,-a2 (not real, imagined) imaginario,-a, fantástico,-amythical ['mɪɵɪkəl] adj: míticoadj.• fabuloso, -a adj.• mítico, -a adj.'mɪθɪkəla) ( Lit) <country/hero> míticob) ( not real)['mɪθɪkǝl]ADJ (Myth) [beast, creature] mítico; (=imaginary) imaginario* * *['mɪθɪkəl]a) ( Lit) <country/hero> míticob) ( not real) -
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16 salamander
tr['sæləmændəSMALLr/SMALL]1 salamandrasalamander ['sælə.mændər] n: salamandra fn.• salamandra s.f.'sæləmændər, 'sæləmændə(r)noun (Myth, Zool) salamandra f['sælǝˌmændǝ(r)]N salamandra f* * *['sæləmændər, 'sæləmændə(r)]noun (Myth, Zool) salamandra f -
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18 siren
(a kind of instrument that gives out a loud hooting noise as a (warning) signal: a factory siren.) sirenasiren n sirenatr['saɪərən]1 (gen) sirenasiren ['saɪrən] n: sirena fn.• sirena s.f.'saɪrən1) ( device) sirena f2) ( Myth) sirena f['saɪǝrǝn]1.N (all senses) sirena f2.CPDsiren call, siren song N — canto m de sirenas
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19 underworld
(the part of the population that gets its living from crime etc: A member of the underworld told the police where the murderer was hiding.) hampa, bajos fondostr['ʌndəwɜːld]1 (of criminals) hampa, bajos fondos nombre masculino plural, inframundo2 (Hades) el Hades, el avernounderworld ['ʌndər.wərld] n1) hell: infierno m2)the underworld criminals: la hampa, los bajos fondosn.• hampa s.f.• infierno s.m.• mundo del vicio s.m.a) ( Myth)the Underworld — el infierno, el averno (liter)
b) ( criminals)['ʌndǝwɜːld]the underworld — el hampa, los bajos fondos
1. N1) (=hell)2) (criminal)2. ADJ1) (=Hadian) infernal2) (=criminal) [organization] delictivo; [personality] del mundo del hampa; [connections] con el hampa* * *a) ( Myth)the Underworld — el infierno, el averno (liter)
b) ( criminals)the underworld — el hampa, los bajos fondos
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20 vampire
(a dead person who is imagined to rise from the grave at night and suck the blood of sleeping people.) vampirovampire n vampirotr['væmpaɪəSMALLr/SMALL]1 vampiro\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLvampire bat vampirovampire ['væm.paɪr] n1) : vampiro mn.• vampiresa s.f.• vampiro s.m.• vámpiro s.m.'væmpaɪr, 'væmpaɪə(r)1) ( Myth) vampiro m2) vampire (bat) vampiro m['væmpaɪǝ(r)]1. N1) (Zool) vampiro m2) (fig) vampiro m ; (=woman) vampiresa f2.CPDvampire bat N — vampiro m
* * *['væmpaɪr, 'væmpaɪə(r)]1) ( Myth) vampiro m2) vampire (bat) vampiro m
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