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1 lick
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1. verb(to pass the tongue over: The dog licked her hand.) lamer
2. noun1) (an act of licking: The child gave the ice-cream a lick.) lamedura, lengüetada2) (a hasty application (of paint): These doors could do with a lick of paint.) mano•lick vb1. lamer2. humedecertr[lɪk]1 lamer1 lamedura, lengüetada\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLat full lick / at quite a lick familiar a toda pastillato give oneself a lick and a promise familiar lavarse rápidamenteto lick one's lips relamerseto lick one's wounds lamerse las heridasto lick somebody's boots dar coba a alguiento lick something into shape familiar poner algo a puntolick ['lɪk] vt1) : lamer2) beat: darle una paliza (a alguien)lick n1) : lamida f, lengüetada fa lick of paint: una mano de pintura2) bit: pizca f, ápice m3)a lick and a promise : una lavada a la carreran.• lamedero s.m.• lamedura s.f.• lametada s.f.v.• lamer v.lick*v.• vencer v.
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1. lɪk1) \<\<spoon/ice-cream\>\> lamer; \<\<stamp\>\> pasarle la lengua a2) (colloq) ( defeat) barrer con, darle* una paliza a (fam)
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a) c ( act) lamida f, lengüetazo mb) (application, coat) (colloq) (no pl)[lɪk]1. VT1) lamerto lick one's wounds — (lit) lamerse las heridas; (fig) curarse las heridas
- lick sb's boots- lick sth into shape2) * (=defeat) dar una paliza a *2. N2) (fig)3) * (=speed)to go at a good or a fair old lick — ir a buen tren *
at full lick — a todo gas *, a toda mecha *
- lick off- lick up* * *
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1. [lɪk]1) \<\<spoon/ice-cream\>\> lamer; \<\<stamp\>\> pasarle la lengua a2) (colloq) ( defeat) barrer con, darle* una paliza a (fam)
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a) c ( act) lamida f, lengüetazo mb) (application, coat) (colloq) (no pl) -
2 amiss
ə'mis(wrong: Their plans went amiss.) mal, torcidotr[ə'mɪs]1 mal1 mal\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto take amiss tomar a malamiss [ə'mɪs] adv: mal, fuera de lugarto take amiss: tomar a mal, llevar a malamiss adj1) wrong: malo, inoportuno2)there's something amiss : pasa algo, algo anda maladj.• errado, -a adj.adv.• errado adv.• inoportunamente adv.• inoportuno adv.
I ə'mɪsadjective (pred)there was nothing amiss — no había ningún problema, todo estaba bien
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[ǝ'mɪs]a little courtesy would not come o go amiss — un poco de cortesía no estaría de más
1.ADJhave I said something amiss? — ¿he dicho algo inoportuno?
there was nothing amiss that I could see — por lo que vi, todo estaba bien
2.ADVdon't take it amiss, will you? — no lo tomes a mal, no te vayas a ofender
a lick of paint wouldn't go or come amiss — una mano de pintura no vendría mal
a little politeness wouldn't go or come amiss — un poco de educación no estaría de más, no vendría mal un poco de educación
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I [ə'mɪs]adjective (pred)there was nothing amiss — no había ningún problema, todo estaba bien
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a little courtesy would not come o go amiss — un poco de cortesía no estaría de más
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3 pintura
pintura sustantivo femenino◊ pintura a la acuarela/al óleo watercolor( conjugate watercolor)/oil painting( en cosmética) makeup
pintura
I sustantivo femenino
1 (material) paint
2 (arte, representación) painting
pintura al óleo, oil painting, pintura rupestre, cave painting
3 (cosmética) makeup
4 pinturas, coloured pencils pl, crayons pl Locuciones: no puedo verle ni en pintura, I can't stand the sight of him ' pintura' also found in these entries: Spanish: antológica - antológico - borrosa - borroso - bosquejo - concurso - dar - dedicar - despintar - emanación - oler - mancha - mano - museo - novecentista - pasada - pegote - pulverizador - rascar - raspar - resistente - rupestre - secar - sombrear - antioxidante - aplicación - brillante - capa - celeste - cuadro - descascararse - diluir - disolvente - dorado - espátula - espray - extender - fosforescente - fresco - mate - menos - óleo - pintar - raer - rasgo - rayar - saltar - seco - sepia - sesión English: add on - application - apply - blister - chip - coat - crack - dab - decorate - dull - eggshell - emulsion paint - flake - flat - gloss - lay on - lick - metallic - oil painting - paint - paint in - paint out - paint pot - paint-spray - painting - paintwork - patchy - peel - picture gallery - reapply - redecoration - rub off - satin - scrape - scratch - sink in - slap on - smear - spray - spray-paint - strip - strip off - take - undercoat - wear off - wet - cave - do - emulsion - entry
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