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81 acartonarse
• become like cardboard• become wizened• go steady with• go stir-crazy -
82 caja de cartón
• bandbox• cardboard box• carton -
83 caldero grande
• large business organization• large can• large cardboard doll• large chest• large intestine• large knife -
84 calderón
• cauldron• kettle• large basket• large book• large business organization• large can• large cardboard doll• large chest• large intestine• large knife• large pitcher• large puddle -
85 cartón corrugado
• corrugated cardboard -
86 cartón ondulado
• corrugated cardboard -
87 cartulina de porcelana
• coated cardboard -
88 cubrir con cartón
• cover with cardboard -
89 damajuana
• carboy• demijohn• large cardboard doll• large-capacity storage -
90 dar la apariencia de estar
• give the appearance• give the appearance of cardboard• seem to beDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > dar la apariencia de estar
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91 dar la aprobación a
• approve• give the appearance of cardboard• give the benefit of the doubt -
92 empastar con cartón
• bind with cardboard -
93 garrafa grande
• large cardboard doll• large-capacity storage -
94 garrafón
• demijohn• jar• large cardboard doll• large-capacity storage• vessel -
95 mostrarse
• come to scene• give the appearance• give the appearance of cardboard• show up -
96 ponerse como cartón
• become like cardboard
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cardboard — [kärd′bôrd΄] n. a material made of paper pulp but thicker and stiffer than paper; pasteboard: used for making cards, boxes, etc. adj. 1. of or like cardboard 2. a) insubstantial or flimsy [a cardboard empire] b) superficial or shallow [cardboard… … English World dictionary
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cardboard — 1848, from CARD (Cf. card) (n.) + BOARD (Cf. board) (n.1). Figurative sense is from 1893. An earlier word for the same stuff was card paper (1777) … Etymology dictionary
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cardboard — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ thick, thin ▪ stiff ▪ corrugated … OF CARDBOARD ▪ piece, sheet … Collocations dictionary
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cardboard — /kahrd bawrd , bohrd /, n. 1. a thin, stiff pasteboard, used for signs, boxes, etc. adj. 2. resembling cardboard, esp. in flimsiness: an apartment with cardboard walls. 3. not fully lifelike; shallow; two dimensional: a play with cardboard… … Universalium
cardboard — [[t]kɑ͟ː(r)dbɔː(r)d[/t]] N UNCOUNT: oft N n Cardboard is thick, stiff paper that is used, for example, to make boxes and models. ...a cardboard box. ...life size cardboard cut outs of men wielding shotguns … English dictionary