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1 basket lid
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2 canasto
canasto sustantivo masculino basket ( gen large and with a lid)
canasto sustantivo masculino big basket, hamper ' canasto' also found in these entries: English: laundry - linen -
3 hamper
'hæmpə
1. verb(to make it difficult for (someone) to do something: I tried to run away but I was hampered by my long dress.) estorbar, impedir, obstaculizar
2. noun(a large basket with a lid: a picnic hamper.) cesta, canastatr['hæmpəSMALLr/SMALL]1 cesta, canasta\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLChristmas hamper cesta de Navidad————————tr['hæmpəSMALLr/SMALL]1 estorbar, obstaculizarhamper ['hæmpər] vt: obstaculizar, dificultarhamper n: cesto m, canasta fn.• banasta s.f.• canasta s.f.• capacha s.f.• capacho s.m.• cesta s.f.• cesto s.m.• cesto grande s.m.v.• complicarse v.• enredarse v.• estorbar v.• impedir v.
I 'hæmpər, 'hæmpə(r)transitive verb dificultar
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noun cesta f, canasta f
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['hæmpǝ(r)]N cesto m, canasta f
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['hæmpǝ(r)]VT (=hinder) [+ efforts, work] dificultar, entorpecer; [+ movement] obstaculizar, impedirthe investigation was hampered by their lack of cooperation — la investigación se vio entorpecida por su falta de colaboración
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I ['hæmpər, 'hæmpə(r)]transitive verb dificultar
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noun cesta f, canasta f
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