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sto:n(firm, trusty: a staunch friend.)- staunchness
tr[stɔːnʧ]1 (loyal) incondicional, acérrimo,-a————————tr[stɔːnʧ]1 (blood) restañarstaunch ['stɔnʧ] adj: acérrimo, incondicional, leala staunch supporter: un partidario incondicional♦ staunchly advadj.• constante adj.• fiel adj.• firme adj.• fuerte adj.• leal adj.v.• restañar v.
I stɔːntʃadjective -er, -est < supporter> incondicional, acérrimo; < Protestant> acérrimo, devoto
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[stɔːntʃ]ADJ (compar stauncher) (superl staunchest) leal, firme
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[stɔːntʃ]VT [+ bleeding] restañar* * *
I [stɔːntʃ]adjective -er, -est < supporter> incondicional, acérrimo; < Protestant> acérrimo, devoto
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2 incondicional
incondicional adjetivo ‹ obediencia› absolute; ‹aliado/admirador› staunch; ‹ amigo› true, loyal
incondicional
I adj (amistad, rendición) unconditional (respaldo) wholehearted (amigo) faithful (simpatizante, defensor) staunch: es un corrupto, pero tiene admiradores incondicionales, he's corrupt but she's got some staunch admirers
II sustantivo masculino staunch supporter: una película para incondicionales del cine negro, a must for film noir enthusiasts ' incondicional' also found in these entries: English: blind - hard-core - hilt - implicit - stalwart - staunch - unconditional - unqualified - unquestioning - unreserved - wholehearted - wool - absolute - whole -
3 stalwart
tr['stɔːlwət]2 (staunch, loyal) leal, fiel1 partidario,-a incondicionalstalwart ['stɔlwərt] adj1) strong: fuertea stalwart supporter: un firme partidario2) brave: valiente, valeroson.• fornido s.m.• leal s.m.• partidario leal s.m.
I 'stɔːlwərt, 'stɔːlwət
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noun incondicional mf['stɔːlwǝt]1.ADJ [person] (in spirit) fuerte, robusto; (in build) fornido, robusto; [supporter, opponent] leal, fiel; [belief] empedernido2.N partidario(-a) m / f incondicional* * *
I ['stɔːlwərt, 'stɔːlwət]
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adjective1) (strong or thick: a stout stick.) sólido, fuerte2) (brave and resolute: stout resistance; stout opposition.) firme, resuelto, valiente3) (fat: He's getting stout.) corpulento, robusto•
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adjective(a dark, strong type of beer.)tr[staʊt]1 euphemistic use (fat) corpulento,-a, robusto,-a2 (strong) sólido,-a, fuerte3 (determined, resolute) firme, resuelto,-a, tenaz; (brave) valiente■ with a stout heart valientemente, resueltamente1 (beer) cerveza negrastout ['staʊt] adj1) firm, resolute: firme, resuelto2) sturdy: fuerte, robusto, sólido3) fat: corpulento, gordoadj.• corpulento, -a adj.• fornido, -a adj.• gordo, -a adj.• grueso, -a adj.• robusto, -a adj.n.• cerveza fuerte s.f.
I staʊtadjective -er, -esta) <person/figure> robusto, corpulentoc) ( staunch) < resistance> firme, tenaz
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mass noun cerveza f negra[staʊt]1. ADJ(compar stouter) (superl stoutest)1) (=sturdy) [stick, shoes etc] fuerte, sólido2) (=fat) [person] gordo, robusto3) (=determined) [supporter, resistance] resuelto, empedernidostout fellow! — † ¡muy bien!
he's a stout fellow — † es un buen chico
2.N (Brit) (=beer) cerveza f negra* * *
I [staʊt]adjective -er, -esta) <person/figure> robusto, corpulentoc) ( staunch) < resistance> firme, tenaz
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mass noun cerveza f negra
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staunch´less — staunch1 «stnch, stahnch», transitive verb, intransitive verb. = stanch1. (Cf. ↑stanch) –staunch´less, adjective. staunch2 «stnch, stahnch», adjective. 1. able to resist or repel attack; firm; strong: »staunch walls, a staunch defense … Useful english dictionary
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