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noun (mattress, bedclothes etc.) ropa de camatr['bedɪŋ]1 ropa de cama2 (for animals) lechobedding ['bɛdɪŋ] n1) bedclothes2) : cama f (para animales)n.• cama s.f.• lecho s.m.• petate s.m.• ropa de cama s.f.'bedɪŋmass nouna) bedclothesb) ( for animals) cama f['bedɪŋ]1.N ropa f de cama; (for animal) cama f2.CPDbedding plant N — planta f de parterre
* * *['bedɪŋ]mass nouna) bedclothesb) ( for animals) cama f -
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4 bedding
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5 bedding-in
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adj.para trasplantar, de arriate, de almácigo, de semillero.ger.gerundio del verbo BED. -
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8 bedding cave
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9 bedding plane
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10 bedding plane
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13 bedding plant
s.planta de semillero, planta de parterre, planta cultivable en cama, planta cultivable en camada. -
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15 convolute bedding
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17 discordant bedding
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20 lower bedding plane of stratum
basamento de capa; suelo de capaEnglish-Spanish dictionary of Geography > lower bedding plane of stratum
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bedding — /bed ing/, n. 1. blankets, sheets, etc., used on a bed; bedclothes. 2. bedclothes together with a matress. 3. litter; straw, etc., as a bed for animals. 4. Building Trades. a. a foundation or bottom layer. b. a thin layer of putty laid in the… … Universalium
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bedding — I. noun Etymology: Middle English, from Old English, from bedd Date: before 12th century 1. bedclothes 2. a bottom layer ; foundation 3. material to provide a bed for livestock 4. stratification II … New Collegiate Dictionary
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