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3 Moor
I muə noun(a large stretch of open, unfarmed land with poor soil often covered with heather, coarse grass etc.) páramo- moorland
II muə verb(to fasten (a ship etc) by a rope, cable or anchor: We moored (the yacht) in the bay.) amarrar- mooring- moorings
moor1 n páramomoor2 vb amarrartr[mʊəSMALLr/SMALL]1 moro,-amoor ['mʊr, 'mɔr] vt: amarrarmoor n: brezal m, páramo mn.• moro s.m.mʊr, mʊə(r), mɔː(r)noun moro, -ra m,f[mʊǝ(r)]N moro(-a) m / f* * *[mʊr, mʊə(r), mɔː(r)]noun moro, -ra m,f -
4 moor
I muə noun(a large stretch of open, unfarmed land with poor soil often covered with heather, coarse grass etc.) páramo- moorland
II muə verb(to fasten (a ship etc) by a rope, cable or anchor: We moored (the yacht) in the bay.) amarrar- mooring- moorings
moor1 n páramomoor2 vb amarrartr[mʊəSMALLr/SMALL]1 moro,-amoor ['mʊr, 'mɔr] vt: amarrarmoor n: brezal m, páramo mn.• moro s.m.mʊr, mʊə(r), mɔː(r)noun moro, -ra m,f
I
[mʊǝ(r)]N (esp Brit) páramo m, brezal m
II [mʊǝ(r)]1.VT amarrar2.* * *[mʊr, mʊə(r), mɔː(r)]noun moro, -ra m,f -
5 berth
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1. noun1) (a sleeping-place in a ship etc.) camarote, litera2) (a place in a port etc where a ship can be moored.) amarradero
2. verb(to moor (a ship): The ship berthed last night.) atracartr[bɜːɵ]1 (in harbour) amarradero2 (on ship) camarote nombre masculino, litera1 poner en dique1 atracar\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto give somebody a wide berth esquivar a alguienberth ['bərɵ] vi: atracarberth n1) dock: atracadero m2) accommodation: litera f, camarote m3) position: trabajo m, puesto mn.• atracadero s.m.• camarote s.m.• emplazamiento s.m.• fondeadero s.m.• litera s.f.v.• atracar v.• fondear v.
I bɜːrθ, bɜːθa) (couchette, bunk) litera f, cucheta f (RPl); ( cabin) camarote mb) ( mooring) atracadero mto give somebody a wide berth — eludir or rehuir* a alguien
c) (AmE Sport)
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transitive/intransitive verb atracar*[bɜːθ]1. N1) (on ship, train) (=cabin) camarote m ; (=bunk) litera f2) (Naut) (at wharf) amarradero m ; (in marina etc) punto m de atraque- give sb a wide berth2.VI (Naut) atracar3.VT (Naut) atracar* * *
I [bɜːrθ, bɜːθ]a) (couchette, bunk) litera f, cucheta f (RPl); ( cabin) camarote mb) ( mooring) atracadero mto give somebody a wide berth — eludir or rehuir* a alguien
c) (AmE Sport)
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transitive/intransitive verb atracar* -
6 broadside
tr['brɔːdsaɪd]1 SMALLMARITIME/SMALL (gunfire) andanada2 figurative use (insult) improperio, andanada verbal, lanzada3 SMALLMARITIME/SMALL costado\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLbroadside on de costadobroadside ['brɔd.saɪd] n1) volley: andanada f2) attack: ataque m, invectiva f, andanada fadj.• por lo ancho adj.n.• andanada s.f.• batería s.f.• costado s.m.• flanco s.m.• hoja suelta impresa s.f.
I 'brɔːdsaɪda) ( volley) andanada fb) ( verbal or written attack) ataque m, invectiva f
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broadside on adverb de lado, de costado['brɔːdsaɪd]1.N (Naut) (=side) costado m ; (=shots) (also fig) andanada fto fire a broadside — (lit, fig) soltar or disparar una andanada
broadside on — (as adv) de costado
2.ADV* * *
I ['brɔːdsaɪd]a) ( volley) andanada fb) ( verbal or written attack) ataque m, invectiva f
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broadside on adverb de lado, de costado -
7 quay
ki:, kei(a solid, usually stone, landing-place, where boats are loaded and unloaded: The boat is moored at the quay.) muelle- quaysidequay n muelletr[kiː]1 muelle nombre masculinoquay ['ki:, 'keɪ, 'kweɪ] n: muelle mn.• desembarcadero s.m.• embarcadero s.m.• muelle s.m.kiːnoun muelle m[kiː]N muelle m* * *[kiː]noun muelle m -
8 wharf
wo:fplurals - wharfs, wharves; noun(a platform alongside which ships are moored for loading and unloading.) muelletr[wɔːf]1 muelle nombre masculino, embarcaderon.(§ pl.: wharfs or wharves) = atracadero s.m.• descargadero s.m.• desembarcadero s.m.• embarcadero s.m.• muelle s.m.hwɔːrf, wɔːf[wɔːf]N (pl wharfs or wharves) [ˌwɔːvz] muelle m, embarcadero mprice ex wharf — precio m franco de muelle
* * *[hwɔːrf, wɔːf] -
9 dragging
n -
10 moor
s.1 páramo (heath)2 tierra baldía, páramo, brezal, terreno inculto.3 moro, árabe.vt.1 atracar (ship)2 anclar, llevar al atracadero a, fijar a un agarradero, amaromar.3 echar amarras.4 sujetar con amarras, amarrar.vi.situarse en algún paraje. (pt & pp moored)
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