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{'siŋglfut}
ам. rack* * *{'singlfut} ам. rack4.* * *ам. rack* * *single-foot[´siʃgəl¸fut] I. n ам. езда раван; II. v ходя раван (за кон). -
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s.paso fino, ambladura.v.amblar.(pt & pp single-footed) -
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[síŋglfut]1.nounnesložen drnec;2.intransitive verb (o konju) teči v takem drncu -
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8 single
1. n часто лицо, не состоящее в браке; холостяк; незамужняяsingle person — холостяк или вдовец; незамужняя или вдова
2. n разг. один доллар3. n проездной билет4. n номер, комната на одного5. n спорт. игра с участием двух противников; одиночный разрядsingle fault — одиночная неисправность; одиночная ошибка
single space — одиночный интервал; одиночный пробел
6. n шахм. изолированная пешка7. n пластинка на 45 оборотов с записью одного популярного произведения на каждой стороне8. a единственный, одинsingle purpose — единственная цель; специализированный
single version — единственная версия; одновариантный
single level — единственный уровень; одноуровневый
single mode — единственный режим; одномодовый
9. a годный в одном направлении10. a отдельный; взятый в отдельности; обособленный11. a с участием одного с каждой стороныsingle fight — борьба один на один, единоборство
12. a взятый отдельно; существующий сам по себе13. a эмоц. -усил. каждый; любой без исключенияat any single time — в любой момент; в любое время
14. a единый, общийpeople worked with a single object — люди работали, воодушевлённые единой целью
15. a целый, сплошной16. a одинокийhe was left alone, single and unsupported — он остался один-одинёшенек, без всякой помощи
17. a холостой; незамужняя18. a рассчитанный на одного19. a редк. простой, искренний, бесхитростный; бескорыстныйsingle bond — одинарная связь; простая связь
20. a безраздельный21. a бот. немахровыйsingle blessedness — безбрачие, холостая жизнь
22. v определять23. v редк. отделять, разделять24. v редк. отделяться, разделяться25. v редк. с. -х. прореживатьСинонимический ряд:1. frank (adj.) candid; direct; forthright; frank; man-to-man; open; openhearted; plain; plainspoken; single-eyed; single-hearted; single-minded; straightforward; unconcealed; undisguised; undissembled; undissembling; unmannered; unreserved; unvarnished2. only (adj.) alone; discrete; distinct; exclusive; individual; lone; odd; one; only; particular; personal; private; secluded; separate; singular; sole; solitary; spouseless; unique; unshared; unwed3. pure (adj.) pure; simple; unadulterated; uncompounded; unmixed4. sincere (adj.) concentrated; honest; sincere; unaffected; unbiased; whole-hearted5. unmarried (adj.) celibate; companionless; eligible; foot-loose; free; spinsterish; unattached; unfettered; unmarried6. individual (noun) individual; one; singleton7. select (verb) choose; pick; selectАнтонимический ряд:accompanied; collective; combined; common; composite; conglomerate; double; frequent; group; insincere; many; married; mixed; multiple; numerous -
9 single-beam crane
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > single-beam crane
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10 single stage pump with overhung rotor type and foot support type of pump casing
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > single stage pump with overhung rotor type and foot support type of pump casing
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11 single stage pump with overhung rotor type and foot support type of pump casing
English-Russian dictionary oil project > single stage pump with overhung rotor type and foot support type of pump casing
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12 single-drum sheep's-foot roller
Англо-русский словарь дорожника > single-drum sheep's-foot roller
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13 power-operated single-head wire stitcher
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > power-operated single-head wire stitcher
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14 pace
1. n длина шагаcracking pace — бодрый шаг, энергичная походка
2. n пейс3. n скорость, темпto put on pace — прибавить шагу, идти быстрее
4. n походка, поступь, шаг5. n спец. шаг, ход6. n аллюр7. n редк. иноходь8. n стр. возвышение в полу9. n стр. площадка, платформа10. n стр. широкая ступенька лестницы11. n стр. уст. проход между скамьями в церкви12. n стр. архит. неф, корабль13. v шагать, вышагивать; расхаживать14. v ходить взад и вперёд15. v измерять шагами16. v идти иноходьюkeep pace with — идти наравне; идти в ногу; не отставать от
to keep pace with — идти наравне с …, не отставать от …
17. v обучать лошадь иноходи18. v спорт. вести бег, лидировать19. v лидировать20. v ав. осуществлять управление беспилотным самолётом с другого самолёта21. adv лат. с разрешенияthus, pace Chairman I shall proceed — итак, с разрешения председателя, я буду продолжать
22. adv лат. при всём уваженииСинонимический ряд:1. footstep (noun) footstep; tread2. routine (noun) grind; groove; rote; routine; rut; treadmill3. speed (noun) celerity; gait; quickness; rapidity; rapidness; rate; speed; step; swiftness; tempo; time; velocity4. stride (noun) amble; canter; gallop; jog; rack; run; single-foot; stride5. precede (verb) antecede; antedate; forerun; precede; predate6. walk (verb) ambulate; foot; foot it; hoof; step; stride; traipse; tread; troop; walk -
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I [səʊl]1) (single) solo, unico2) (exclusive) [ agent] esclusivo; [ trader] in proprioII [səʊl] III 1. [səʊl] 2.to be in sole charge of sth. — essere il responsabile unico di qcs
IV [səʊl]rubber, leather soled shoes — scarpe con la suola di gomma, di cuoio
verbo transitivo risuolare [ shoe]* * *I [səul] noun1) (the underside of the foot, the part on which one stands and walks.)2) (the flat surface of a boot or shoe that covers this part of the foot.)II [səul] plurals - sole, soles; noun1) (a type of small, flat fish: They were fishing for sole; three soles.)2) (its flesh as food: We had sole for supper.)III [səul] adjective1) (only; single: my sole purpose/reason.)2) (not shared; belonging to one person or group only: the sole rights to a book.)•- solely* * *I [səʊl]1. n2. vtFALSE FRIEND: sole is not translated by the Italian word sole II [səʊl] n III [səʊl] adj1) (only) unico (-a), solo (-a)the sole reason — la sola or l'unica ragione
2) (exclusive) esclusivo (-a)sole agent — agente m or rappresentante m esclusivo
* * *sole (1) /səʊl/n.4 (edil.) suola; soletta5 (elettron.) base; suola6 (geogr.) fondovalle● sole leather, cuoio per risuolature □ sole plate, (edil.) piastra di fondazione; (mecc.) basamento, piastra di supporto; incastellatura ( di una macchina, ecc.).sole (2) /səʊl/n.(zool., Solea) sogliola.♦ sole (3) /səʊl/a.solo; singolo; unico; esclusivo: the sole culprit, il solo colpevole; on my own sole responsibility, sotto la mia esclusiva responsabilità; (comm.) sole agent, rappresentante esclusivo● (comm.) sole distributor, concessionario □ (leg.) sole heir, erede universale □ (leg.) sole owner, proprietario unico □ sole proprietorship, ditta personale (o individuale); azienda in proprio; impresa individuale □ sole right, diritto esclusivo □ sole selling rights, esclusiva di vendita □ (comm.) sole trader, imprenditore individuale.(to) sole /səʊl/v. t.* * *I [səʊl]1) (single) solo, unico2) (exclusive) [ agent] esclusivo; [ trader] in proprioII [səʊl] III 1. [səʊl] 2.to be in sole charge of sth. — essere il responsabile unico di qcs
IV [səʊl]rubber, leather soled shoes — scarpe con la suola di gomma, di cuoio
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I səul noun1) (the underside of the foot, the part on which one stands and walks.) planta2) (the flat surface of a boot or shoe that covers this part of the foot.) suela
II səul plurals - sole, soles; noun1) (a type of small, flat fish: They were fishing for sole; three soles.)2) (its flesh as food: We had sole for supper.)
III səul adjective1) (only; single: my sole purpose/reason.) único2) (not shared; belonging to one person or group only: the sole rights to a book.) exclusivo•- solelysole n1. planta2. suela3. lenguadotr[səʊl]1 (only, single) único,-a2 (exclusive) exclusivo,-a————————tr[səʊl]1 (fish) lenguado————————tr[səʊl]1 (of foot) planta; (of shoe, sock) suela1 poner suela asole ['so:l] adj: únicosole n1) : suela f (de un zapato)2) : lenguado m (pez)n.n.• suela (Textil) s.f.adj.• exclusivo, -a adj.• solo, -a adj.• único, -a adj.n.• lenguado s.m.• palma s.f.• planta del pie s.f.• plantilla s.f.• suela del zapato s.f.v.• solar v.
I səʊl1)a) ( of foot) planta fb) ( of shoe) suela f
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adjective (before n)a) ( only) únicothey are sole agents for... — tienen la representación exclusiva de...
III
transitive verb (usu pass)to have one's shoes soled and heeled — hacerles* poner suelas y tacones or (CS, Per) tacos a los zapatos
I [sǝʊl]1. N1) (Anat) planta f2) [of shoe] suela fhalf sole — media suela f
inner sole — plantilla f
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[sǝʊl]N (pl sole or soles) (=fish) lenguado m
III [sǝʊl]1.ADJ (=only) único; (=exclusive) exclusivo, en exclusividadthe sole reason is that... — la única razón es que...
2.CPDsole owner N, sole proprietor N — propietario(-a) m / f único(-a)
sole trader N — empresario(-a) m / f individual
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I [səʊl]1)a) ( of foot) planta fb) ( of shoe) suela f
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adjective (before n)a) ( only) únicothey are sole agents for... — tienen la representación exclusiva de...
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transitive verb (usu pass)to have one's shoes soled and heeled — hacerles* poner suelas y tacones or (CS, Per) tacos a los zapatos
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17 switch
1) переключатель; коммутационное устройство; коммутатор || переключать; коммутировать2) выключатель; прерыватель; разъединитель; рубильник || выключать; прерывать; разъединять5) вчт. оператор выбора, переключатель6) ж.-д. стрелка; стрелочный перевод || переводить стрелку7) ж.-д. маневрировать•to close the switch — замыкать переключатель;to switch off — выключать;to switch on — включать;to open the switch — размыкать переключатель;to switch out — выключать;-
access switch
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accumulator switch
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acoustic switch
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air-blast switch
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air-break switch
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air-pressure switch
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air-to-electric switch
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alignment switch
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all-insulated switch
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allotter switch
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analog switch
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analog-to-digital switch
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antenna switch
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antibuckle switch
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antidazzle switch
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automatic reclosing switch
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automatic switch
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automatic transfer switch
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baby knife switch
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backbone switch
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band switch
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bandwidth switch
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bank-and-wiper switch
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bank-and-wipe switch
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barrel switch
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bat-handle switch
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battery-regulating switch
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battery switch
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beam deflector switch
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biased switch
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bilateral switch
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billet switch
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bladed switch
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blocking switch
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brake switch
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branch switch
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break switch
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breakdown switch
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bus isolating switch
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bus-tie switch
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button switch
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bypass switch
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call switch
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cam switch
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capacitive switch
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catch switch
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ceiling switch
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cell switch
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centrifugal switch
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chain billet switch
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change tune switch
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changeover switch
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channel switch
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charge switch
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chopper switch
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closed switch
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closing switch
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cluster switch
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coaxial switch
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combination switch
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commutation switch
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complete switch
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contactor switch
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control switch
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converging switch
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cord switch
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cross switch
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crossbar switch
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current switch
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cutoff switch
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danger switch
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deicer switch
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delay switch
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differential-type pressure switch
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differential pressure switch
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dimmer switch
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diode switch
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direction switch
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directional switch
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discharge switch
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disconnecting switch
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disconnect switch
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door switch
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double switch
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double-break switch
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double-pole switch
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down-lock limit switch
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drum switch
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dry reed switch
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dual-in-line package switch
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earthed switch
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electric switch
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electromagnetic switch
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electronic switch
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emergency brake switch
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emergency switch
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enabling switch
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end switch
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entrance switch
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equilateral switch
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exit switch
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face point switch
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feed switch
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ferrite core switch
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ferrite switch
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field breaking switch
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field breakup switch
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field switch
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field-dividing switch
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film buckle switch
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fixed distance retract switch
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fixed-function switch
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flag switch
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flexible switch
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float switch
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floor switch
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fluidic switch
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flush switch
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foot-operated switch
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foot switch
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forward/reverse switch
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four-line billet switch
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front-connected switch
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function switch
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fuse disconnecting switch
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fuse switch
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gang switch
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gate switch
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grounding switch
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ground switch
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group switch
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half-open switch
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Hall switch
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hand-operated switch
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hand switch
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high-pressure switch
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high-speed switch
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high-voltage switch
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hitless switch
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hook switch
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horn-break switch
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horn-gap switch
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hospital switch
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hump switch
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ignition switch
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independent switch
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indoor earthing switch
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inertia switch
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insulated switch
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integral pressure switch
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interchanging switch
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interlock switch
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interrupter switch
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isolating switch
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key switch
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kickdown switch
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laser Q switch
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lead switch
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level switch
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lever switch
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lightning switch
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limit switch
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line switch
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liquid-level switch
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load switch
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load-break switch
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locked switch
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lockout switch
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logical switch
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logic switch
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low-duty-cycle switch
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low-pressure switch
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low-voltage switch
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magnetic switch
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magnetically operated sealed switch
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main light switch
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main switch
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mains switch
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mast switch
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master switch
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membrane touch switch
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membrane switch
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mercury switch
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mercury wetted reed switch
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micro switch
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microwave switch
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mode select switch
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motor-starting switch
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multiposition switch
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multithrow switch
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multiwafer switch
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neutral-start switch
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night alarm switch
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nonbiased switch
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oil-break switch
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oil switch
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on-off switch
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optical switch
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outdoor earthing switch
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outdoor isolating switch
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packet switch
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PAL switch
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panel switch
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passing track switch
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piano-key switch
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plug switch
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point control switch
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poll switch
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power switch
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preselection switch
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press-button switch
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pressure switch
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provisional switch
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proximity switch
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pull-cord switch
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pull switch
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pull-on switch
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Q switch
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rail current switch
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range switch
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redundancy switch
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reed switch
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remote switch
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retract switch
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reversing switch
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ribbon switch
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rocker switch
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rod pair differential switch
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roll erection torque switch
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rotary switch
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route switch
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run-through switch
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safety switch
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sampling switch
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sectionalizing switch
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section switch
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selector switch
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self-restoring switch
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semiconductor switch
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sense switch
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SF6 load-break switch
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shunting switch
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shutdown switch
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silent switch
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socket switch
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split switch
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starting switch
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stud switch
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suspension switch
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tandem switch
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terminal switch
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thermal switch
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throw-over switch
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thumbwheel switch
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time switch
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time-delay switch
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toggle switch
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touch-sensitive switch
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touch switch
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touch-to-talk switch
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trailing point switch
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transponder destruct switch
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tree-type switch
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tree switch
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trip switch
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tumbler switch
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turn switch
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turnout switch
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two-pole switch
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two-way switch
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underload switch
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unlocked switch
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up-lock limit switch
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vacuum sealed magnetically operated switch
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vacuum sealed switch
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vacuum-operated switch
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vacuum switch
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video switch
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18 stamp
stæmp
1. verb1) (to bring (the foot) down with force (on the ground): He stamped his foot with rage; She stamped on the insect.)2) (to print or mark on to: He stamped the date at the top of his letter; The oranges were all stamped with the exporter's name.)3) (to stick a postage stamp on (a letter etc): I've addressed the envelope but haven't stamped it.)
2. noun1) (an act of stamping the foot: `Give it to me!' she shouted with a stamp of her foot.)2) (the instrument used to stamp a design etc on a surface: He marked the date on the bill with a rubber date-stamp.)3) (a postage stamp: He stuck the stamps on the parcel; He collects foreign stamps.)4) (a design etc made by stamping: All the goods bore the manufacturer's stamp.)•stamp1 n sellostamp2 vb1. estampar / sellar / franquear2. pisartr[stæmp]1 (postage) sello; (fiscal) timbre nombre masculino; (trading stamp) cupón nombre masculino, vale nombre masculino2 (tool - gen) sello; (- rubber) sello de goma, tampón nombre masculino; (- metal) cuño, troquel nombre masculino3 (seal, mark) sello5 formal use (distinguishing mark) impronta, huella, marca1 (letter) franquear2 (passport, document) sellar, marcar con sello; (metal, coin) acuñar, troquelar3 figurative use (impress - event) grabar, estampar; (- personality, authority, influence) imprimir, dejar4 (characterize - positively) caracterizar, marcar, demostrar; (- negatively) tildar5 (with foot) dar una patada en; (in dancing) zapatear1 (with foot) dar patadas, patear, patalear; (in dancing) zapatear2 (walk noisily) pisar fuerte\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLstamp album álbum nombre masculino de sellosstamp collecting filateliastamp collector filatelista nombre masulino o femenino, coleccionista nombre masulino o femenino de sellosstamp duty impuesto del timbrestamp machine máquina expendedora de sellosstamp ['stæmp] vt1) : pisotear (con los pies)to stamp one's feet: patear, dar una patada2) impress, imprint: sellar (una factura, etc.), acuñar (monedas)3) : franquear, ponerle estampillas a (correo)stamp n1) : sello m (para documentos, etc.)2) die: cuño m (para monedas)n.• cuño s.m.• estampilla s.f.• etiqueta s.f.• impronta s.f.• marca s.f.• patada s.f.• sello (de correos) s.m.• timbre s.m.• tipo s.m.• troquel s.m.v.• atabalear v.• estampar v.• estampillar v.• imprimir v.• marcar v.• patalear v.• patear v.• sellar v.• timbrar v.stæmp
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1)a) ( postage stamp) sello m, estampilla f (AmL), timbre m (Méx); (before n)stamp collector — coleccionista mf de sellos (or estampillas etc), filatelista mf
b) ( trading stamp) cupón m, vale m2)a) ( instrument) sello m, timbre m (Chi); ( rubber stamp) sello m or (Chi tb) timbre m (de goma)metal stamp — cuño m, sello m
b) ( printed mark) sello m3) ( character) impronta fthe stamp of genius — la impronta or el sello (distintivo) de la genialidad
she left her stamp on the institute — dejó su impronta or huella en el instituto
II
1.
1) ( with foot) \<\<ground\>\> dar* una patada ento stamp one's foot — dar* una patada en el suelo
2) \<\<letter/parcel\>\> franquear, ponerle* sellos (or estampillas etc) a, estampillar (AmL), timbrar (Méx)a stamped addressed envelope — un sobre franqueado or (AmL tb) estampillado or (Méx) timbrado con su dirección
3)a) \<\<passport/ticket\>\> sellarb) \<\<coin\>\> acuñar, troquelar
2.
via) ( with foot) \<\<person\>\> dar* patadas en el suelo; \<\<horse\>\> piafarb) ( walk)Phrasal Verbs:- stamp on[stæmp]1. N1) (=postage stamp) sello m, estampilla f (LAm); (=fiscal stamp, revenue stamp) timbre m, póliza f ; (for free food etc) bono m, vale m3) (fig) (=mark) sello mto leave or put one's stamp on sth — poner or dejar su sello en algo
a man of his stamp — un hombre de su temple; pej un hombre de esa calaña
4) (with foot) taconazo m2. VT1)to stamp one's foot — patear, patalear; (in dancing) zapatear
to stamp the ground — [person] dar patadas en el suelo; [horse] piafar
2) [+ letter] sellar, poner el sello a3) (=mark with rubber stamp) marcar con sello; (=mark with fiscal stamp) timbrar; (=emboss) grabar; [+ passport] sellar4) (=impress mark etc on) estampar, imprimir; [+ coin, design] estamparpaper stamped with one's name — papel m con el nombre de uno impreso, papel m con membrete
5) (fig) marcar, señalarto stamp o.s. on sth — poner or dejar su sello en algo
3. VI1) (single movement) patear, patalearto stamp on sth — pisotear algo, hollar algo
ouch, you stamped on my foot! — ¡ay, me has pisado el pie!
2) (=walk)to stamp in/out — entrar/salir dando fuertes zancadas
4.CPDstamp album N — álbum m de sellos
stamp book N — (=collection) albúm m de sellos; (for posting) libro m de sellos
stamp collecting N — filatelia f
stamp collection N — colección f de sellos
stamp collector N — filatelista mf
stamp dealer N — comerciante mf en sellos (de correo)
stamp duty N — (Econ) impuesto m or derecho m del timbre
stamp machine N — expendedor m automático de sellos (de correo)
* * *[stæmp]
I
1)a) ( postage stamp) sello m, estampilla f (AmL), timbre m (Méx); (before n)stamp collector — coleccionista mf de sellos (or estampillas etc), filatelista mf
b) ( trading stamp) cupón m, vale m2)a) ( instrument) sello m, timbre m (Chi); ( rubber stamp) sello m or (Chi tb) timbre m (de goma)metal stamp — cuño m, sello m
b) ( printed mark) sello m3) ( character) impronta fthe stamp of genius — la impronta or el sello (distintivo) de la genialidad
she left her stamp on the institute — dejó su impronta or huella en el instituto
II
1.
1) ( with foot) \<\<ground\>\> dar* una patada ento stamp one's foot — dar* una patada en el suelo
2) \<\<letter/parcel\>\> franquear, ponerle* sellos (or estampillas etc) a, estampillar (AmL), timbrar (Méx)a stamped addressed envelope — un sobre franqueado or (AmL tb) estampillado or (Méx) timbrado con su dirección
3)a) \<\<passport/ticket\>\> sellarb) \<\<coin\>\> acuñar, troquelar
2.
via) ( with foot) \<\<person\>\> dar* patadas en el suelo; \<\<horse\>\> piafarb) ( walk)Phrasal Verbs:- stamp on -
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I [səul] noun1) (the underside of the foot, the part on which one stands and walks.) fodsål2) (the flat surface of a boot or shoe that covers this part of the foot.) sålII [səul] plurals - sole, soles; noun1) (a type of small, flat fish: They were fishing for sole; three soles.) søtunge2) (its flesh as food: We had sole for supper.) søtungeIII [səul] adjective1) (only; single: my sole purpose/reason.) eneste2) (not shared; belonging to one person or group only: the sole rights to a book.) ene-•- solely* * *I [səul] noun1) (the underside of the foot, the part on which one stands and walks.) fodsål2) (the flat surface of a boot or shoe that covers this part of the foot.) sålII [səul] plurals - sole, soles; noun1) (a type of small, flat fish: They were fishing for sole; three soles.) søtunge2) (its flesh as food: We had sole for supper.) søtungeIII [səul] adjective1) (only; single: my sole purpose/reason.) eneste2) (not shared; belonging to one person or group only: the sole rights to a book.) ene-•- solely -
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