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tr['siːmləs]1 SMALLSEWING/SMALL sin costuraseamless ['si:mləs] adj1) : sin costuras, de una pieza2) : perfectoa seamless transition: una transición fluidaadj.• inconsútil (en contexto religioso) expr.• sin costura adj.• sin costuras expr.'siːmləs, 'siːmlɪsadjective <stockings/knitting> sin costuras; <blend/performance> perfecto['siːmlɪs]ADJ (Sew) sin costura; (Tech) sin soldadura* * *['siːmləs, 'siːmlɪs]adjective <stockings/knitting> sin costuras; <blend/performance> perfecto
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seamless — /ˈsimləs/ (say seemluhs) adjective 1. without a seam: seamless stockings. 2. continuous; with no apparent interruptions: a seamless transition from the old system to the new. –seamlessly, adverb …
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seamless — UK [ˈsiːmləs] / US [ˈsɪmləs] adjective 1) made without seams 2) changing or continuing very smoothly and without stopping a seamless transition/movement Derived words: seamlessly adverb seamlessness noun uncountable … English dictionary
seamless — [sēm′lis] adj. 1. made without a seam or seams 2. smooth in texture, quality, transition, etc.; without discontinuities or disparities [a seamless blend of fact and fiction, a seamless adjustment to a new boss] seamlessly adv … English World dictionary
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