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1. noun(the side or border of land next to the sea: The coast was very rocky.) costa, litoral
2. verb(to travel downhill (in a vehicle, on a bicycle etc) without the use of any power such as the engine or pedalling: He coasted for two miles after the car ran out of petrol.) ir en punto muerto- coastal- coaster
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coast n costatr[kəʊst]1 costa, litoral nombre masculino1 (in car) ir en punto muerto; (on bicycle) deslizarse sin pedalear2 figurative use avanzar sin ningún esfuerzo3 SMALLMARITIME/SMALL costear, bordear la costa\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLthe coast is clear no hay moros en la costacoast ['ko:st] vi: deslizarse, rodar sin impulsocoast n: costa f, litoral mn.• costa s.f.• costera s.f.v.• costear v.
I kəʊsta) ( shoreline) costa fthe coast is clear — no hay moros en la costa
b) ( region) costa f, litoral m
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a) ( freewheel) \<\<car\>\> deslizarse* ( sin llevar el motor en marcha)b) ( proceed effortlessly)[kǝʊst]1.N (=shore) costa f ; (=coastline) litoral m2.VI (also: coast along) (Aut) ir en punto muerto; (on sledge, cycle) deslizarse cuesta abajo; (fig) avanzar sin esfuerzo* * *
I [kəʊst]a) ( shoreline) costa fthe coast is clear — no hay moros en la costa
b) ( region) costa f, litoral m
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a) ( freewheel) \<\<car\>\> deslizarse* ( sin llevar el motor en marcha)b) ( proceed effortlessly) -
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1 nGEOL costa f, litoral mHYDROL communications costa f, orilla fWATER TRANSP geography costa f2 viVEH descender con motor desembragado, marchar por inerciaWATER TRANSP costear -
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s.1 costa, borde de la playa, borde del mar, litoral.2 cuesta, pendiente.v.1 deslizarse por una pendiente, deslizarse.2 rodar sin ayuda de motor.3 superar sin dificultades4 costear, bordear por la costa.5 bordear por la costa de.6 bordear la costa, costear.vi.rodar en punto muerto (in car); rodar sin pedalear (on bicycle) (pt & pp coasted) -
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6 coast guard cutter
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7 coast line
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8 coast-to-coast
'kəʊsttə'kəʊstadjective (AmE) de costa a costa['kǝʊstǝ'kǝʊst] (US)1.ADJ de costa a costa2.ADV de costa a costa* * *['kəʊsttə'kəʊst]adjective (AmE) de costa a costa -
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12 coast of Calatype
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13 coast of emergence
English-Spanish dictionary of Geography > coast of emergence
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14 coast of thermal abrasion
English-Spanish dictionary of Geography > coast of thermal abrasion
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15 coast protection structures
English-Spanish dictionary of Geography > coast protection structures
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17 coast earth station
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18 coast-to-stop
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19 coast along
v.avanzar sin impulso, mantener el momento sin ningún esfuerzo adicional. -
20 coast artillery
s.artillería de costa.
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