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((usually in plural) equipment for war, eg the guns etc of a ship, tank etc.) armamentoarmament ['ɑrməmənt] n: armamento madj.• armamentista adj.n.• armamento s.m.'ɑːrməmənt, 'ɑːməməntnoun armamento m['ɑːmǝmǝnt]1.N armamento marmaments — (=weapons) armamento msing
2.CPDthe armaments industry N — la industria de armamento, la industria armamentista or armamentística
* * *['ɑːrməmənt, 'ɑːməmənt]noun armamento m -
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'pluərəlnoun, adjective((in) the form of a word which expresses more than one: `Mice' is the plural of `mouse'; a plural noun/verb; Is the verb in the singular or the plural?) pluralplural adj n pluralthe plural of "mouse" is "mice" el plural de "mouse" es "mice"
plural adjetivo / noun masculine plural; en plural in the plural
plural adjetivo & sustantivo masculino plural
en plural, in the plural ' plural' also found in these entries: Spanish: apéndice - cien - cuñada - cuñado - dato - demasiada - demasiado - haber - hermano - índice - mucha - mucho - otra - otro - padre - poca - poco - rey - se - sí - sobrino - tanta - tanto - toda - todo - totalidad - abarrotes - abasto - acelgas - achaques - achuras - adentros - ADM - aerobic - afueras - agallas - agua - agujeta - ahorro - alicate - almacén - almorranas - Alpes - alrededores - altibajos - amígdalas - amistad - anales - andador - andanzas English: accused - acoustic - aged - alms - amends - amenities - Andes - antics - archives - armaments - arrears - athletic - atomic weapons - bacteria - bagpipes - basic - battlements - bedclothes - bedding - bell-bottoms - bellows - belongings - bifocals - binoculars - blinkers - breadcrumbs - British - but - bygone - calves - cast-offs - castanets - cattle - children - chopsticks - clippers - clothes - condolences - confines - congratulations - cornflakes - credentials - crisps - culottes - dancing shoes - data - dead - deaf - dealings - death throestr['plʊərəl]1 plural1 plural nombre masculinoplural ['plʊrəl] adj: pluralplural n: plural madj.• plural adj.n.• plural s.m.
I 'plʊrəla) ( Ling) <noun/verb> en pluralplural form — plural m
b) (Pol, Sociol) <society/economy> pluralista
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noun plural m['plʊǝrǝl]1.ADJ plural2.N plural m* * *
I ['plʊrəl]a) ( Ling) <noun/verb> en pluralplural form — plural m
b) (Pol, Sociol) <society/economy> pluralista
II
noun plural m -
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bélico,-a adj (antes de sustantivo) war
conflicto bélico, war
material bélico, armaments pl; película bélica, war film
preparativos bélicos, preparations for war ' bélica' also found in these entries: Spanish: bélico -
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bélico
◊ -ca adjetivo ‹conflicto/material› military;preparativos bélicos preparations for war
bélico,-a adj (antes de sustantivo) war
conflicto bélico, war
material bélico, armaments pl; película bélica, war film
preparativos bélicos, preparations for war ' bélico' also found in these entries: Spanish: bélica - enfrentamiento -
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Del verbo sustantivar: ( conjugate sustantivar) \ \
sustantivo es: \ \1ª persona singular (yo) presente indicativo
sustantivó es: \ \3ª persona singular (él/ella/usted) pretérito indicativoMultiple Entries: sustantivar sustantivo
sustantivo sustantivo masculino noun, substantive (frml)
sustantivar vtr Ling to use as a noun
sustantivo,-a
I adjetivo
1 frml (muy importante) substantive, fundamental
2 Ling noun
II m Ling noun ' sustantivo' also found in these entries: Spanish: actual - asesinar - bastante - bélica - bélico - como - demasiada - demasiado - dérmica - dérmico - echar - el - folclórica - folclórico - hostelera - hostelero - incluida - incluido - inclusive - los - mal - muy - nuestra - nuestro - para - parecerse - poca - poco - política - preferir - sustantiva - tan - viaje - vuestra - vuestro - A - abadía - abandono - abanico - abarrotería - abarrotero - abarrotes - abastecedor - abastecimiento - abasto - abdicación - abdomen - abdominal - abecedario - abedul English: accustom - acoustic - actual - advise - aged - alms - amends - amenities - Andes - antics - appreciate - archives - armaments - arrears - athletic - atomic weapons - bacteria - bagpipes - basic - battlements - bear - bedclothes - bedding - bell-bottoms - bellows - belongings - bifocals - binoculars - blinkers - breadcrumbs - British - but - bygone - calves - cast-offs - castanets - cattle - children - chopsticks - clippers - close - clothes - condolences - confines - congratulations - cornflakes - credentials - crisps - culottes - dancing shoes
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