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1 buzzard
tr['bʌzəd]1 ratonerobuzzard ['bʌzərd] nvulture: buitre m, zopilote m CA, Mexn.• buitre s.m.• busardo s.m.• buzo s.m.'bʌzərd, 'bʌzəda) ( hawk) (esp BrE) águila f‡ ratonerab) ( vulture) (AmE) aura f‡, gallinazo m, zopilote m (AmC, Méx)['bʌzǝd]N (Brit) águila f ratonera; (US) buitre m, gallinazo m (LAm), zopilote m (CAm, Mex)* * *['bʌzərd, 'bʌzəd]a) ( hawk) (esp BrE) águila f‡ ratonerab) ( vulture) (AmE) aura f‡, gallinazo m, zopilote m (AmC, Méx) -
2 buzzard
s.1 ratonero común (hawk); buitre (vulture) (Estados Unidos)2 gallinazo, zopilote.3 águila ratonera.4 insecto zumbador nocturno. -
3 Buzzard's maneuver
s.maniobra de Buzzard, reflejo de Buzzard. -
4 Buzzard's maneuver
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5 turkey buzzard
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6 moor-buzzard
s.especie de halcón. (ornitología) -
7 snake buzzard
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8 turkey buzzard
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gallinazo sustantivo masculino (Zool) ( de cabeza roja) turkey buzzard o vulture; ( de cabeza negra) black vulture ' gallinazo' also found in these entries: English: buzzard - vulture -
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11 aura
'o:rə(a particular feeling or atmosphere: An aura of mystery surrounded her.) aura
aura feminine noun taking masculine article in the singular ( halo) aura ' aura' also found in these entries: Spanish: aureola - halo English: aura - buzzardtr['ɔːrə]aura ['ɔrə] n: aura fn.• ambiente s.m.• aura s.f.'ɔːrənoun halo m, aura m['ɔːrǝ]N (pl auras or aurae) [ˌ'ɔːriː] (=atmosphere) aura f, halo m ; (Rel) aureola f* * *['ɔːrə]noun halo m, aura m -
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FM f (abr de frecuencia modulada) Frequency Modulation, FM 'FM' also found in these entries: Spanish: frecuencia - ala English: FM - acne - Africa - alga - algebra - anchor - antler - area - Ark - Asia - asthma - ax - bird - bleach - bottle - brim - brine - buzzard - chopper - class - day - discharge - dish - drinking - eagle - fairy - fire - fizzy - flag - fowl - fresh - gang - handle - hang - harp - hatchet - haunch - heads - herb - home - horn - house - hunger - itch - lapwing - lay-by - leaf - left - migrant - mineralFMtr['ef'em]1 ( Frequency Modulation) modulación nombre femenino de frecuencia; (abbreviation) FM nombre femeninonoun (= frequency modulation) FM fABBR1) (Brit)(Mil) = Field Marshal2) (Rad)= frequency modulation FM f, M.F. f3) = foreign minister* * *noun (= frequency modulation) FM f -
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'tə:ki1) (a kind of large farmyard bird.) pavo2) (its flesh used as food, eaten especially at Christmas or (in the United States) Thanksgiving: We had turkey for dinner.) pavoturkey n pavotr['tɜːkɪ]1 Turquían.• Turquía s.f.'tɜːrki, 'tɜːkinoun Turquía f['tɜːkɪ]1. N(pl turkey or turkeys)1) (=bird) pavo m, guajolote m (Mex), jolote m (CAm), chompipe m (CAm)- talk turkeycold2) (esp US) (Cine, Theat) * (=flop) fiasco * m, fracaso m3) (US) ** (=person) patoso(-a) m / f, pato m mareado *2.CPDturkey buzzard N — (US) buitre m, zopilote m (CAm, Mex), aura f (Carib), gallinazo m (Col, And), zamuro m (Ven)
turkey cock N — (lit, fig) pavo m
turkey shoot * N (US) —
to be (like) a turkey shoot — (fig) ser coser y cantar *, ser pan comido *
* * *['tɜːrki, 'tɜːki]noun Turquía f -
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15 ratonera
ratonera sustantivo femenino ( trampa) mousetrap; ( madriguera) mousehole
ratonera sustantivo femenino
1 (para cazar ratones) mousetrap
2 (antro) dive, dump ' ratonera' also found in these entries: English: buzzard - hole - mousetrap
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Buzzard — Buz zard (b[u^]z z[ e]rd), n.[O.E. busard, bosard, F. busard, fr. buse, L. buteo, a kind of falcon or hawk.] [1913 Webster] 1. (Zo[ o]l.) A bird of prey of the Hawk family, belonging to the genus {Buteo} and related genera. [1913 Webster] 2. (Zo[ … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Buzzard — (« busard » ou « buse » en anglais) est un gisement pétrolier en mer du Nord situé près des côtes écossaises (seulement 100 km au nord est d Aberdeen)[1]. Sa découverte en juin 2001 par la compagnie canadienne EnCana fut une… … Wikipédia en Français
buzzard — c.1300, from O.Fr. buisart buzzard, harrier, inferior hawk, from buson, buison, from L. buteonem, acc. of buteo a kind of hawk, perhaps with art suffix for one that carries on some action or possesses some quality, with derogatory connotation… … Etymology dictionary
BUZZARD — (Heb. הָיַא, ayyah), bird of prey of which different species are found in Israel. The long legged buzzard (Buteo ferox) feeds on birds, mammals, and insects. It can see very far and is apparently the ayyah referred to in Job 28:7 (AV: vulture ),… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Buzzard — Buz zard, a. Senseless; stupid. [R. & Obs.] Milton. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
buzzard — ► NOUN 1) a large bird of prey typically seen soaring in wide circles. 2) N. Amer. a vulture. ORIGIN Old French busard, from Latin buteo falcon … English terms dictionary
buzzard — [buz′ərd] n. [ME busard < OFr busart < buson, buison (< L buteo, kind of hawk) + art, ARD] 1. any of various Old World hawks (esp. certain species of the genus Buteo) that are slow and heavy in flight ☆ 2. TURKEY VULTURE 3. a person… … English World dictionary
Buzzard — A buzzard is one of several large birds, but there are a number of meanings as detailed below.In the Old WorldBuzzard can mean: * One of several medium sized, wide ranging raptors with a robust body and broad wings.* In particular, those in the… … Wikipedia
buzzard — buzzard1 buzzardlike, adj. buzzardly, adj., adv. /buz euhrd/, n. 1. any of several broad winged, soaring hawks of the genus Buteo and allied genera, esp. B. buteo, of Europe. 2. any of several New World vultures of the family Cathartidae, esp.… … Universalium
buzzard — /ˈbʌzəd / (say buzuhd) noun 1. → black breasted buzzard. 2. → red goshawk. 3. any of various more or less heavily built hawks of the genus Buteo and allied genera, as the common buzzard, B. buteo, a widespread Northern Hemisphere bird which… …
buzzard — In Britain this is a name for a hawk; in the USA it describes various large birds of prey, including the vulture. Applied to a person by an American speaker, ‘buzzard’ describes a rapacious and contemptible individual, though a passing… … A dictionary of epithets and terms of address