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1 beater
noun batidortr['biːtəSMALLr/SMALL]1 SMALLCOOKERY/SMALL batidora2 (in hunting) ojeador,-rabeater ['bi:t̬ər] n1) : batidor m, -dora f2) eggbeater: batidor mn.• batidera s.f.• batidor s.m.• batidora s.f.• batán s.m.'biːtər, 'biːtə(r)a) ( egg beater) batidor m, batidora fb) ( carpet beater) sacudidor m['biːtǝ(r)]N2) (Hunting) ojeador(a) m / f, batidor(a) m / f* * *['biːtər, 'biːtə(r)]a) ( egg beater) batidor m, batidora fb) ( carpet beater) sacudidor m -
2 beater
nPAPER pila holandesa f, pila refinadora f -
3 beater
s.1 ojeador(ora) (in hunting)2 batidora, batidor (in cookery)3 golpeador.4 vareador.5 mano de almirez, tejolote. -
4 beater bar
nPAPER barra de la holandesa f -
5 beater plate
nPAPER platina f -
6 beater roll
nPAPER cilindro de la pila holandesa m, molón m -
7 beater sizing
nPAPER encolado en masa m, encolado interno m -
8 beater-breaker
nPAPER desintegrador de la pila m -
9 panel beater
planchista nombre masulino o femeninonoun (BrE) chapista mf, hojalatero mf (Méx)* * *noun (BrE) chapista mf, hojalatero mf (Méx) -
10 gold-beater
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11 carpet beater
s.sacudidor de alfombras, sacudidor. -
12 egg beater
s.1 batidor de huevos.2 helicóptero.3 lancha con motor fuera de borda, bote con motor fuera de borda. -
13 egg-beater
s.batidora de huevos, batidor de huevos. -
14 gold beater
s.batihoja, batidor de oro. -
15 gold-beater
s.batihoja, batidor de oro. -
16 hemp-beater
adj.espadador o espadillador de cáñamo. -
17 manual beater
s.batidor de mano, batidora de mano, molinillo. -
18 wife beater
s.agresor de la esposa, hombre que maltrata a su mujer. -
19 world-beater
s.1 fuera de serie (deportista); producto fuera de serie (product)2 campeón del mundo, la mejor del mundo. -
20 carpet
1. noun(a woven covering for floors etc.) alfombra
2. verb(to cover with a carpet: They haven't carpeted the floor yet.) cubrir con una alfombracarpet n alfombra / moquetatr['kɑːpɪt]2 figurative use alfombra1 alfombrar, enmoquetar2 figurative use cubrir, alfombrar3 familiar (reprimand) echarle una bronca a\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto be on the carpet caerle a uno una buenato sweep something under the carpet correr un velo sobre algo, echar tierra encima de algocarpet slippers zapatillas nombre femenino pluralcarpet sweeper cepillo mecánico (para alfombras)carpet ['kɑrpət] vt: alfombrarcarpet n: alfombra fn.• alfombra s.f.• entapizado s.m.• tapiz s.m.v.• alfombrar v.• entapizar v.• felpar v.• tapizar v.
I 'kɑːrpət, 'kɑːpɪta) c ( rug) alfombra f, tapete m (Col, Méx, Ven); (before n)carpet beater — sacudidor m (de alfombras); pull I 1) b), sweep II 1) b)
b) u c ( wall-to-wall) alfombra f, moqueta f (Esp), moquette f (RPl)c) c (of flowers, leaves, moss) (liter) alfombra f (liter)
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transitive verb \<\<floor/room\>\> alfombrar, enmoquetar (Esp)['kɑːpɪt]1.a carpet of leaves — (fig) una alfombra de hojas
- be on the carpet- roll out the red carpet for sb2. VT2) * (=scold)3.CPDcarpet bag N — (US) maletín m, morral m
carpet bombing N — bombardeo m de arrasamiento
carpet slippers NPL — zapatillas fpl
carpet square, carpet tile N — loseta f
carpet sweeper N — escoba f mecánica
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I ['kɑːrpət, 'kɑːpɪt]a) c ( rug) alfombra f, tapete m (Col, Méx, Ven); (before n)carpet beater — sacudidor m (de alfombras); pull I 1) b), sweep II 1) b)
b) u c ( wall-to-wall) alfombra f, moqueta f (Esp), moquette f (RPl)c) c (of flowers, leaves, moss) (liter) alfombra f (liter)
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transitive verb \<\<floor/room\>\> alfombrar, enmoquetar (Esp)
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Beater — ist der Familienname folgender Personen: Axel Beater (* 1961), deutscher Rechtswissenschaftler Bruno Beater (1914–1982), deutscher Generaloberst, stellvertretender Minister für Staatssicherheit der DDR Diese Seite ist eine Begriffskl … Deutsch Wikipedia
beater — beater; ro·to·beater; … English syllables
Beater — Beat er (b[=e]t [ e]r), n. 1. One who, or that which, beats. [1913 Webster] 2. A person who beats up game for the hunters. Black. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
beater — mid 14c., an implement for beating; mid 15c., a person who punishes (c.1200 as a surname); agent noun from BEAT (Cf. beat) (v.). Of various mechanical devices that beat in some sense from early 17c. Meaning one who rouses game is from 1825. Slang … Etymology dictionary
beater — [bēt′ər] n. 1. a person or thing that beats 2. an implement or utensil for beating 3. a person employed to drive game from cover for hunters … English World dictionary
Beater — The term beater has several meanings. *For the implements used in playing some percussion instruments, see drum stick. *For the position in the game of Quidditch described in the Harry Potter series of novels, see Quidditch. *Another name for… … Wikipedia
beater — beat|er [ˈbi:tə US ər] n 1.) an object that is designed to beat something ▪ an egg beater ▪ a carpet beater 2.) wife/child beater someone who hits his wife or child, especially someone who does this often 3.) someone who forces wild birds or… … Dictionary of contemporary English
beater — [[t]bi͟ːtə(r)[/t]] beaters 1) N COUNT: oft n N A beater is a tool or part of a machine which is used for beating things like eggs and cream. Whisk the batter with a wire whisk or hand beater until it is smooth and light. Syn: whisk 2) N COUNT A… … English dictionary
beater — UK [ˈbiːtə(r)] / US [ˈbɪtər] noun [countable] Word forms beater : singular beater plural beaters 1) a piece of equipment used for mixing food such as eggs or sauces 2) someone whose job is to make birds or wild animals come out of bushes or grass … English dictionary
beater — beat|er [ bitər ] noun count 1. ) someone who regularly hits another person, usually a smaller or weaker person: wife /woman /child beater: Phillips was exposed as a wife beater. 2. ) a piece of equipment used for mixing food such as eggs or… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
beater — noun (C) 1 an object that is designed to beat something: an egg beater | a carpet beater 2 someone who forces wild birds or animals out of bushes, long grass etc so that they can be shot for sport 3 AmE informal an old car in bad condition … Longman dictionary of contemporary English