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1 deck planks
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2 plank
plæŋk(a long, flat piece of wood: The floor was made of planks.) tabla, tablónplank n tabla / tablón / maderotr[plæŋk]1 (of wood) tablón nombre masculino, tabla2 SMALLPOLITICS/SMALL (principle) punto fundamentalplank ['plæŋk] n1) board: tablón m, tabla f2) : artículo m, punto m (de una plataforma política)n.• artículo s.m.• tabla s.f.• tablón (Arquitectura) s.m.v.• entablar v.• entarimar v.plæŋknoun tabla f, tablón m[plæŋk]1. N1) [of wood] tabla f, tablón mdeck planks — tablazón fsing de la cubierta
- be as thick as two short planks2) (fig) [of policy] punto m2. VT1)to plank sth down — tirar algo violentamente, arrojar algo violentamente
to plank o.s. down — sentarse etc de modo agresivo
2) (Naut) [+ hull, deck] entablar, entarimar* * *[plæŋk]noun tabla f, tablón m
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