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s.labrador que cultiva su propia tierra, pequeño granjero, granjero de tierra, pequeño granjero sin obreros. -
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1. noun(any unclean substance, such as mud, dust, dung etc: His shoes are covered in dirt.) suciedad- dirty
2. verb(to make or become dirty: He dirtied his hands/shoes.) ensuciar; ensuciarse- dirt-cheap
- dirt track
dirt n1. suciedad2. tierratr[dɜːt]1 (dirtiness) suciedad nombre femenino; (filth, grime) mugre nombre femenino, roña, porquería; (mud) barro; (dust) polvo2 (earth) tierra3 familiar (excrement) porquería, mierda, caca■ the press managed to get all the dirt on the actor la prensa consiguió sacar a relucir todos los trapos sucios del actor5 familiar (obscene thought, talk) porquerías nombre femenino plural, guarradas nombre femenino plural\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto be as common as dirt ser muy ordinario,-ato fling/throw dirt at somebody manchar la reputación de alguiento treat somebody like dirt tratar a alguien como a un perro, tratar a alguien como una zapatilladirt track camino de tierradirt ['dərt] n1) filth: suciedad f, mugre f, porquería f2) soil: tierra fn.• barro s.m.• gorrinería s.f.• horrura s.f.• lodo s.m.• mugre s.f.• porquería s.f.• suciedad s.f.• suelo s.m.• tierra s.f.dɜːrt, dɜːtmass noun1) ( unclean substance) suciedad f, mugre f2)a) ( scandal)to dig up dirt on o about somebody — sacarle* los trapos sucios a relucir or al sol a alguien
b) ( obscenity) (esp BrE colloq) inmundicia f3) (earth, soil) (esp AmE) tierra f[dɜːt]to hit the dirt — (sl) caerse* al suelo; (before n) <road, track> de tierra
1. N1) (=unclean matter) suciedad f ; (=piece of dirt) suciedad f, mugre fto treat sb like dirt * — tratar a algn como si fuese basura, tratar a patadas a algn
- dig up dirt on sb2) (=earth) tierra f ; (=mud) barro m, lodo mthis book is nothing but dirt — este libro está lleno de porquerías or cochinadas *
2.CPDdirt farmer * N — (US) pequeño granjero m (sin obreros)
dirt road N — (US) camino m de tierra
dirt track N — (Sport) pista f de ceniza; (=road) camino m de tierra
* * *[dɜːrt, dɜːt]mass noun1) ( unclean substance) suciedad f, mugre f2)a) ( scandal)to dig up dirt on o about somebody — sacarle* los trapos sucios a relucir or al sol a alguien
b) ( obscenity) (esp BrE colloq) inmundicia f3) (earth, soil) (esp AmE) tierra fto hit the dirt — (sl) caerse* al suelo; (before n) <road, track> de tierra
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