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1 adulteress
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2 adulteress
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3 adúltera
Del verbo adulterar: ( conjugate adulterar) \ \
adultera es: \ \3ª persona singular (él/ella/usted) presente indicativo2ª persona singular (tú) imperativoMultiple Entries: adulterar adúltera
adulterar ( conjugate adulterar) verbo transitivo ‹alimento/vino› to adulterate; ‹ información› to falsify
adulterar verbo transitivo to adulterate
adúltero,-a
I sustantivo masculino y femenino (hombre) adulterer (mujer) adulteress
II adjetivo adulterous ' adúltera' also found in these entries: English: adulteress -
4 D
Multiple Entries: D D. D,
D, d f (letra) D, d 'D' also found in these entries: Spanish: acercarse - antes - antipasto - barrio - bien - catalogar - cobrar - D. - d. C - D.ª - dedo - desvincularse - dinamizar - disculparse - disipar - distrito - doña - embalarse - encuadrar - enterada - enterado - entremés - episodio - equipo - esquema - estimable - estimativa - estimativo - estribar - examinar - exhaustiva - exhaustivo - exigible - explorar - exportar - formulismo - golpe - intervenir - intromisión - jamás - lance - loca - loco - manicura - mejor - mullida - mullido - nota - ojo - pegar English: abide - abiding - aboard - aborigine - above-board - abridged - abroad - absent-minded - absurd - accede - accepted - accident - accident-prone - accord - accordance - according - accordingly - accordion - acid - acknowledge - acknowledgement - acrid - ad - addicted - addiction - addictive - addition - additional - adjacent - adjoining - adjourn - adjust - adjustable - adjustment - ado - adopt - adopted - adoption - adore - adorn - adornment - adulterate - adulterer - adulteress - adultery - adulthood - advantage - advantageous - affected - affiliatedD (note)n.• re (Música) s.m.d diː nouna) ( letter) D, d fc) (AmE Pol) = Democrat
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=d[diː] N1) (=letter) D, d f2) (Mus)D — re m
D major/minor — re mayor/menor
D sharp/flat — re sostenido/bemol
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1.N (Scol) (=mark around 50%) aprobado m, suficiente m2.ABBR(US) (Pol) = Democrat(ic)
III
ABBR1) = date fha.2) = daughter hija f3) = died m.4) (Rail etc)= depart(s)5) (Brit)† = penny* * *d [diː] nouna) ( letter) D, d fc) (AmE Pol) = Democrat -
5 adúltero
Del verbo adulterar: ( conjugate adulterar) \ \
adultero es: \ \1ª persona singular (yo) presente indicativo
adulteró es: \ \3ª persona singular (él/ella/usted) pretérito indicativoMultiple Entries: adulterar adúltero
adulterar ( conjugate adulterar) verbo transitivo ‹alimento/vino› to adulterate; ‹ información› to falsify
adulterar verbo transitivo to adulterate
adúltero,-a
I sustantivo masculino y femenino (hombre) adulterer (mujer) adulteress
II adjetivo adulterous ' adúltero' also found in these entries: Spanish: adúltera English: adulterer -
6 d.
D. = Don
D. abr de Don Mr 'D.' also found in these entries: Spanish: acercarse - antes - antipasto - barrio - bien - catalogar - cobrar - D - d. C - D.ª - dedo - desvincularse - dinamizar - disculparse - disipar - distrito - doña - embalarse - encuadrar - enterada - enterado - entremés - episodio - equipo - esquema - estimable - estimativa - estimativo - estribar - examinar - exhaustiva - exhaustivo - exigible - explorar - exportar - formulismo - golpe - intervenir - intromisión - jamás - lance - loca - loco - manicura - mejor - mullida - mullido - nota - ojo - pegar English: abide - abiding - aboard - aborigine - above-board - abridged - abroad - absent-minded - absurd - accede - accepted - accident - accident-prone - accord - accordance - according - accordingly - accordion - acid - acknowledge - acknowledgement - acrid - ad - addicted - addiction - addictive - addition - additional - adjacent - adjoining - adjourn - adjust - adjustable - adjustment - ado - adopt - adopted - adoption - adore - adorn - adornment - adulterate - adulterer - adulteress - adultery - adulthood - advantage - advantageous - affected - affiliated -
7 d.ª
D.ª abr de Doña Mrs 'D.ª' also found in these entries: Spanish: acercarse - antes - antipasto - barrio - bien - catalogar - cobrar - D - D. - d. C - dedo - desvincularse - dinamizar - disculparse - disipar - distrito - doña - embalarse - encuadrar - enterada - enterado - entremés - episodio - equipo - esquema - estimable - estimativa - estimativo - estribar - examinar - exhaustiva - exhaustivo - exigible - explorar - exportar - formulismo - golpe - intervenir - intromisión - jamás - lance - loca - loco - manicura - mejor - mullida - mullido - nota - ojo - pegar English: abide - abiding - aboard - aborigine - above-board - abridged - abroad - absent-minded - absurd - accede - accepted - accident - accident-prone - accord - accordance - according - accordingly - accordion - acid - acknowledge - acknowledgement - acrid - ad - addicted - addiction - addictive - addition - additional - adjacent - adjoining - adjourn - adjust - adjustable - adjustment - ado - adopt - adopted - adoption - adore - adorn - adornment - adulterate - adulterer - adulteress - adultery - adulthood - advantage - advantageous - affected - affiliated -
8 s.
Multiple Entries: S. s.
S. (◊ santo) St
s. sustantivo masculino (siglo) C; s.XX C20
S.
1 (abr de san o santo) Saint, St
2 (abr de Sur) South, S 'S.' also found in these entries: Spanish: A - abajo - abandonarse - abarrotería - abierta - abierto - abismo - abogada - abogado - abrirse - absurda - absurdo - abuela - abuelo - abundar - aburrida - aburrido - abusón - abusona - acabar - acabarse - acariciar - acelerón - acento - acero - acholada - acholado - aclararse - acobardarse - acostumbrar - acudir - acuerdo - acusada - acusado - adelantar - además - adentro - adicta - adicto - adivinar - administrarse - adscribir - afectar - aferrada - aferrado - afónica - afónico - agobiada - agobiado - agua English: ABC - about-face - about-turn - abrasive - abstemious - abuse - abusive - abyss - accomplice - accuracy - ace - acrimonious - across - actress - adhesive - adjacent - admissible - adulteress - advantageous - adventurous - adversary - adverse - adversity - advice - advocacy - aerosol - aerospace - aimless - airsick - albatross - alumnus - ambiguous - ambitious - amiss - amorphous - amphibious - anaesthetic - anaesthetist - anaesthetize - analysis - animosity - aniseed - anniversary - anonymous - antecedent - anticipate - anticipation - antipersonnel - antisocial - antithesis
См. также в других словарях:
Adulteress — A*dul ter*ess, n. [Fem. from L. adulter. Cf. {Advoutress}.] 1. A woman who commits adultery. [1913 Webster] 2. (Script.) A woman who violates her religious engagements. James iv. 4. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
adulteress — (n.) late 14c., avoutresse, agent noun in fem. form from obsolete verb adulter (see ADULTERER (Cf. adulterer)) … Etymology dictionary
adulteress — [ə dul′tər is, ə dul′tris] n. a woman guilty of adultery … English World dictionary
adulteress — [[t]ədʌ̱ltrɪs[/t]] adulteresses N COUNT An adulteress is a woman who commits adultery. [OLD FASHIONED] … English dictionary
adulteress — also adultress noun Date: 1577 a woman who commits adultery … New Collegiate Dictionary
adulteress — /euh dul teuhr is, tris/, n. a woman who commits adultery. [1350 1400; ADULTER(ER) + ESS; r. ME avoutresse] Usage. See ess. * * * … Universalium
adulteress — noun A woman or girl who commits adultery. Syn: adulterer … Wiktionary
adulteress — a|dul|ter|ess [əˈdʌltərıs] n a married woman who has sex with a man who is not her husband … Dictionary of contemporary English
adulteress — a|dul|ter|ess [ ə dʌltərəs ] noun count OLD FASHIONED a married woman who has sex with someone who is not her husband … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
adulteress — a dul·ter·ess || rɪs n. woman who commits adultery, woman who has sexual relations with someone other than her spouse a dul·ter·er || rÉ™ n. one who commits adultery, one who has sexual relations with someone other than one s spouse … English contemporary dictionary
adulteress — noun (C) old fashioned a married woman who has sex with a man who is not her husband … Longman dictionary of contemporary English