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1) ((also adjective) (of) a strong elastic substance made from the juice of certain plants (especially the rubber tree), or an artificial substitute for this: Tyres are made of rubber; rubber boots.) caucho, goma2) ((also eraser) a piece of rubber used to rub out pencil etc marks: a pencil, a ruler and a rubber.) goma de borrar3) ((slang) a condom.) condón, goma4) (a rubber band.) goma elástica•- rubbery- rubber band
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rubber n1. goma2. goma de borrarcan I borrow your rubber? ¿me dejas tu goma?tr['rʌbəSMALLr/SMALL]1 caucho, goma2 (eraser) goma de borrar3 SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL familiar goma, preservativo\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLrubber band goma elásticarubber plant ficus nombre masculinorubber stamp tampón nombre masculinorubber ['rʌbər] n1) : goma f, caucho m, hule m Mex2) rubbers nplovershoes: chanclos mpln.• borrador s.m.• goma s.f.• goma de borrar s.f.adj.• de caucho adj.• de goma adj.n.• caucho (Química) s.m.• paño de pulir s.m.rubber*n.• preservativo s.m.'rʌbər, 'rʌbə(r)1)a) u ( substance) goma f, caucho m, hule m (Méx); (before n)rubber ring — flotador m
b) c ( eraser) (BrE) goma f (de borrar), borrador m (Col)c) rubbers pl (AmE) chanclos mpl or (CS) galochas fpld) c ( condom) (esp AmE sl) globo m (Esp fam), paracaídas m (fam), goma f (fam), forro m (RPl fam)2) c (in bridge, whist) rubber m, serie f de partidos
I ['rʌbǝ(r)]1. N1) (=material) goma f, caucho m, hule m (LAm), jebe m (Col, Peru)2) (Brit) (=eraser) goma f de borrar3) (esp US) ** (=condom) condón m, goma f4) (Mech etc) paño m de pulir2.CPD [ball, dinghy, gloves, boots] de goma etcrubber band N — goma f, gomita f
rubber boots NPL — (US) botas fpl de agua, botas fpl altas de goma
rubber bullet N — bala f de goma
rubber cement N — adhesivo m de goma
rubber cheque * N — (Brit) cheque m sin fondos
rubber dinghy N — lancha f neumática
rubber gloves NPL — guantes mpl de goma
rubber goods NPL — artículos mpl de goma
rubber industry N — industria f del caucho, industria f cauchera
rubber plant N — ficus m inv
rubber plantation N — cauchal m
rubber raft N — balsa f neumática
rubber ring N — (for swimming) flotador m
rubber solution N — disolución f de goma
rubber-stamprubber stamp N — estampilla f de goma
rubber tree N — árbol m gomero or de caucho
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['rʌbǝ(r)]N (Cards) partida f* * *['rʌbər, 'rʌbə(r)]1)a) u ( substance) goma f, caucho m, hule m (Méx); (before n)rubber ring — flotador m
b) c ( eraser) (BrE) goma f (de borrar), borrador m (Col)c) rubbers pl (AmE) chanclos mpl or (CS) galochas fpld) c ( condom) (esp AmE sl) globo m (Esp fam), paracaídas m (fam), goma f (fam), forro m (RPl fam)2) c (in bridge, whist) rubber m, serie f de partidos
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