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1. pæd noun1) (a soft, cushion-like object made of or filled with a soft material, used to prevent damage by knocking, rubbing etc: She knelt on a pad to clean the floor.) almohadilla2) (sheets of paper fixed together: a writing-pad.) taco, bloc3) (a platform from which rockets are sent off: a launching-pad.) plataforma
2. verb(to put a pad in or on (for protection, to make big enough etc): The shoes were too big so she padded them with cottonwool.) almohadillar, acolchar- padding- pad out
II pæd past tense, past participle - padded; verb(to walk softly: The dog padded along the road.)pad1 n blocpad2 vb acolchartr[pæd]1 andar sin hacer ruido————————tr[pæd]1 (cushioning) almohadilla, cojinete nombre masculino2 (inkpad) tampón nombre masculino3 (of paper) taco, bloc nombre masculino4 (of animal) almohadilla5 (platform) plataforma1 (chair etc) acolchar, rellenar, guatear; (garment) poner hombreras a\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLknee pad rodilleralaunch pad plataforma de lanzamientopad of cotton algodón nombre masculinosanitary pad compresashin pad espinilla1) fill, stuff: rellenar, acolchar (una silla, una pared)2) : meter paja en, rellenarto pad a speech: rellenar un discursopad n1) cushion: almohadilla fa shoulder pad: una hombrera2) tablet: bloc m (de papel)4)ink pad : tampón m5)launching pad : plataforma f (de lanzamiento)n.• bloc de notas s.m.n.• almohadilla s.f.• bloc de papel s.m.• rodete s.m.• tampón s.m.v.• acolchar v.• andar sin hacer ruido v.• emborrar v.• rellenar v.pad* (Home)n.• jato* s.m.pæd
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1) ( cushioning) almohadilla fshoulder pads — hombreras fpl
knee pads — rodilleras fpl
2) ( of paper) bloc m3) ( launch pad) plataforma f de lanzamiento
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- dd- transitive verb1)a) ( line) \<\<seat/panel\>\> acolchar, enguatar (Esp)b) padded past p < jacket> acolchado, enguatado (Esp); < bra> con relleno; < envelope> acolchadopadded cell — celda f de aislamiento
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vi andar*, caminar ( con paso suave)
I [pæd]1. N2) (=shoulder pad) hombrera f ; (=knee pad) rodillera f ; (=elbow pad) codera f ; (=shin pad) espinillera f3) (=note pad, writing pad) bloc(k) m, cuaderno m ; (=blotting pad) secafirmas m5) [of animal's foot] almohadilla f2. VT1) [+ shoulders etc] acolchonar, poner hombreras a; [+ armour] enguatar2) (=stuff) rellenar; (fig) [+ book, speech etc] meter paja en3.VIto pad about — andar or (esp LAm) caminar sin hacer ruido
- pad out
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* [pæd]N (=home) casa f ; (=flat) piso m, departamento m (LAm); (=room) agujero ** m, habitación f* * *[pæd]
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1) ( cushioning) almohadilla fshoulder pads — hombreras fpl
knee pads — rodilleras fpl
2) ( of paper) bloc m3) ( launch pad) plataforma f de lanzamiento
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- dd- transitive verb1)a) ( line) \<\<seat/panel\>\> acolchar, enguatar (Esp)b) padded past p < jacket> acolchado, enguatado (Esp); < bra> con relleno; < envelope> acolchadopadded cell — celda f de aislamiento
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vi andar*, caminar ( con paso suave)
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