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1 curb
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1. noun1) (something which restrains or controls: We'll have to put a curb on his enthusiasm.) freno2) ((American) a kerb.) bordillo
2. verb(to hold back, restrain or control: You must curb your spending.) refrenar, dominartr[kɜːb]1 (for horse) barbada2 (control) freno3 SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL bordillo1 (horse) refrenar2 (excess, abuse) poner freno a, frenar; (feelings) dominar, refrenar, contener\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto put a curb on something poner freno a algo, poner coto a algocurb ['kərb] vt: refrenar, restringir, controlarcurb n1) restraint: freno m, control m2) : borde m de la aceran.• bordillo de la acera (Automóvil) s.m.n.• arcén s.m.• barbada s.f.• bordillo s.m.• brosal s.m.• encintado s.m.• freno s.m.• restricción s.f.v.• enfrenar v.• proveer de barbada v.• refrenar v.
I kɜːrb, kɜːb1) ( restraint) freno mto put a curb on something — poner* freno or coto a algo
2) curb, BrE kerb ( in street) bordillo m (de la acera), borde m de la banqueta (Méx), cuneta f (Chi), sardinel m (Col), cordón m de la vereda (RPl)
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transitive verb ( control) \<\<anger\>\> dominar, refrenar; \<\<spending/prices\>\> poner* freno a, frenar[kɜːb]curb your dog — (AmE) controle a su perro
1. N1) (fig) freno mto put a curb on sth — poner freno a algo, refrenar algo
2.VT (fig) [+ temper, impatience etc] dominar, refrenar; [+ spending] restringir; [+ inflation] poner freno a, frenar3.CPDcurb crawling N (US) — = kerb crawling
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I [kɜːrb, kɜːb]1) ( restraint) freno mto put a curb on something — poner* freno or coto a algo
2) curb, BrE kerb ( in street) bordillo m (de la acera), borde m de la banqueta (Méx), cuneta f (Chi), sardinel m (Col), cordón m de la vereda (RPl)
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transitive verb ( control) \<\<anger\>\> dominar, refrenar; \<\<spending/prices\>\> poner* freno a, frenarcurb your dog — (AmE) controle a su perro
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2 curb
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3 curb
adj.no oficial de Bolsa.s.1 bordillo (de la acera) (británico), solera (Chile), sardinel (Colombia, español de Perú), cordón (de la vereda) (C.Sur), borde (de la banqueta) (México)2 cuneta, bordillo, cordón de calle, encintado.3 limitante, estorbo, obstáculo, freno.4 brocal, brocal del pozo.5 enmarcado, marco.v.1 reprimir, cohibir, domeñar, refrenar.2 orillar.3 cunetear, poner el bordillo en, encintar. (pt & pp curbed) -
4 curb bit
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5 curb market
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6 curb box
1) arqueta de válvula f2) caja de válvula fEnglish-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > curb box
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7 curb cock
1) llave de calle f2) llave de cierre fEnglish-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > curb cock
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8 curb cut
vado mEnglish-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > curb cut
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9 curb roof
1) cubierta quebrantada f2) tejado tipo mansarda mEnglish-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > curb roof
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10 curb stop
1) llave de calle f2) llave de cierre fEnglish-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > curb stop
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11 curb string
English-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > curb string
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12 curb plate
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13 curb ring
nMINE in mine-shaft anillo portador m, fortificación f -
14 curb roof
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15 curb appeal
s.buena impresión de fachada. -
16 curb bit
s.bocado de la brida. -
17 curb dealing
s.transacción fuera del mercado, transacción no oficial de Bolsa. -
18 curb market
s.mercado no oficial. -
19 curb speculation
v.frenar la especulación. -
20 curb stock
s.acción cotizada en Bolsa.
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