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1 calibrate
'kælibreit1) (to mark out the scale on (a measuring instrument).) graduar2) (to correct or adjust (the scale or instrument): He calibrated the weighing machine.) calibrartr['kælɪbreɪt]1 (gun) calibrar; (thermometer) graduarv.• calibrar v.• graduar v.'kæləbreɪt, 'kælɪbreɪttransitive verb calibrar['kælɪbreɪt]VT [+ gun] calibrar; [+ scale of measuring instrument] graduar* * *['kæləbreɪt, 'kælɪbreɪt]transitive verb calibrar -
2 celebrate
'seləbreit(to mark by giving a party etc in honour of (a happy or important event): I'm celebrating (my birthday) today.) celebrar- celebration
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celebrate vb celebrartr['selɪbreɪt]1 celebrar, festejar2 SMALLRELIGION/SMALL celebrar1 divertirse■ let's celebrate! ¡vamos a celebrarlo!1) : celebrar, oficiarto celebrate Mass: celebrar la misa2) : celebrar, festejarwe're celebrating our anniversary: estamos celebrando nuestro aniversario3) extol: alabar, ensalzar, exaltarcelebrate vi: estar de fiesta, divertirsev.• celebrar v.• festejar v.'seləbreɪt, 'selɪbreɪt
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a) \<\<birthday/success\>\> celebrar, festejarb) ( praise) (frml) \<\<virtues/deeds\>\> celebrar (liter), loar (liter)
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vi['selɪbreɪt]we won: let's celebrate! — ganamos, vamos a celebrarlo or festejarlo!
1. VTwhat are you celebrating? — ¿qué festejáis?, ¿cuál es el motivo de esta fiesta?
2) [+ mass] celebrar, decir; [+ marriage] celebrar2.VI divertirse, festejar* * *['seləbreɪt, 'selɪbreɪt]
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a) \<\<birthday/success\>\> celebrar, festejarb) ( praise) (frml) \<\<virtues/deeds\>\> celebrar (liter), loar (liter)
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viwe won: let's celebrate! — ganamos, vamos a celebrarlo or festejarlo!
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3 vibrate
(to (cause to) shake, tremble, or move rapidly back and forth: Every sound that we hear is making part of our ear vibrate; The engine has stopped vibrating.) vibrarvibrate vb vibrartr[vaɪ'breɪt, SMALLʊʃ/SMALL 'vaɪbreɪt]1 vibrar ( with, con)1 hacer vibrar1) oscillate: vibrar, oscilar2) thrill: bullirto vibrate with excitement: bullir de emociónv.• trepidar v.• vibrar v.'vaɪbreɪt, vaɪ'breɪta) \<\<engine/floor/string\>\> vibrarb) (pulse, thrill)[vaɪ'breɪt]to vibrate WITH something — bullir* de algo
1.VI vibrar2.VT hacer vibrar* * *['vaɪbreɪt, vaɪ'breɪt]a) \<\<engine/floor/string\>\> vibrarb) (pulse, thrill)to vibrate WITH something — bullir* de algo
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