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tr['dweləSMALLr/SMALL]1 morador,-ra, habitante nombre masulino o femeninodweller ['dwɛlər] n: habitante mfn.• habitante s.m.,f.• morador, -ora s.m.,f.['dwelǝ(r)]N morador(a) m / f, habitante mf -
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noun1) житель, обитатель2) лошадь, задерживающаяся перед препятствием* * *(n) житель; обитатель* * *жилец, житель; обитатель* * *['dwell·er || 'dwelə(r)] n. житель, обитатель* * *жилецжительлошадьобитатель* * *1) жилец 2) лошадь, задерживающаяся перед препятствием -
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[English Word] dweller[English Plural] dwellers[Swahili Word] mkazi[Swahili Plural] wakazi[Part of Speech] noun[Class] 1/2[Derived Word] kaa V------------------------------------------------------------ -
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[dwélə]nounstanovalec, prebivalec -
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n житель, обитательdwellers on the mountain-heights — горцы, жители гор
Синонимический ряд:inhabitant (noun) citizen; denizen; habitant; indweller; inhabitant; liver; native; occupant; resident; resider -
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Un panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > city-dweller
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Un panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > country-dweller
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Un panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > flat-dweller
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Australian = personne (généralement aborigène) vivant dans la misère à la périphérie d'une villeUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > fringe-dweller
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[kéivdwelə]nounjamski človek; figuratively primitivnež -
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yks.nom. asukas; yks.gen. asukkaan; yks.part. asukasta; yks.ill. asukkaaseen; mon.gen. asukkaiden asukkaitten; mon.part. asukkaita; mon.ill. asukkaisiin asukkaihincitizen (noun)denizen (noun)dweller (noun)inhabitant (noun)inmate (noun)lodger (noun)resident (noun)tenant (noun)* * *• resident• tenant• occupant• lodger• inhabitant• dweller• citizen• denizen• inmate -
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yks.nom. asuja; yks.gen. asujan; yks.part. asujaa; yks.ill. asujaan; mon.gen. asujien asujain; mon.part. asujia; mon.ill. asujiindweller (noun)occupant (noun)* * *• inhabitant• occupant• resident• dweller -
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n житель, обитательСинонимический ряд:dweller (noun) citizen; countryman; denizen; dweller; habitant; indweller; inmate; liver; native; occupant; one who loves there; resident; resider; tenant -
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city [ˈsɪtɪ]1. nouna. (grande) ville f2. compounds[streets] de la ville ; [offices, authorities] municipal► city hall noun mairie f ; (in large towns) hôtel m de ville ; (US) ( = city authorities) administration f municipale━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━‼|/b] [b]city ≠ cité━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━Si l'on sait que « The Big Apple » désigne la ville de New York (« apple » est un terme d'argot signifiant « grande ville »), on connaît moins les surnoms donnés aux autres grandes villes américaines. Chicago est surnommée « Windy City » à cause des rafales soufflant du lac Michigan, La Nouvelle-Orléans doit son nom de « Big Easy » à son style de vie décontracté, et l'industrie automobile a donné à Detroit son surnom de « Motown ».D'autres villes sont familièrement désignées par leurs initiales: « LA » pour Los Angeles, « Big D » pour Dallas, ou par des diminutifs: « Vegas » pour Las Vegas, « Frisco » pour San Francisco, « Philly » pour Philadelphie.* * *['sɪtɪ]1) ( town) (grande) ville f2) GB -
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1) (a group of houses, shops, schools etc, that is bigger than a village but smaller than a city: I'm going into town to buy a dress; He's in town doing some shopping.) ciudad2) (the people who live in such a group of houses etc: The whole town turned out to greet the heroes.) ciudad3) (towns in general as opposed to the countryside: Do you live in the country or the town?) ciudad•- town hall
- townsfolk
- townspeople
- go to town
town n1. ciudad2. centro de la ciudadtr[taʊn]2 (city centre) centro1 urbano,-a, municipal\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL(out) on the town de juerga, de marchato go to town (do enthusiastically) dedicarse con entusiasmo, entregarse de pleno 2 (spend a lot of money) tirar la casa por la ventana, no reparar en gastosto paint the town red ir de juergatown centre centro urbano, centro comercialtown clerk secretario del ayuntamientotown council ayuntamientotown crier pregonero municipaltown hall ayuntamientotown planning urbanismotown ['taʊn] n: pueblo m, ciudad f (pequeña)n.• ciudad s.f.• población s.f.• poblado s.m.• pueblo s.m.• villa s.f.taʊnto go into town — ( from outside) ir* a la ciudad; ( from suburb) ir* al centro
in town — ( not outside) en la ciudad; ( in center) en el centro
to go out on the town, to have a night on the town — ir* or salir* de juerga
to go to town on something — ( by spending a lot) tirar la casa por la ventana, no reparar en gastos
the press went to town on the story — la prensa se ha despachado a su gusto con la historia
to paint the town red — irse* de juerga; (before n) <dweller, life> de la ciudad, urbano
[taʊn]town center o (BrE) centre — centro m de la ciudad
1.town and gown — (Univ) ciudadanos mpl y universitarios, ciudad f y universidad
Jake's back in town! — ¡ha vuelto Jake!
to be out of town — [place] estar fuera de la ciudad; [person] estar de viaje
he's from out of town — (US) es forastero, no es de aquí
- go out on the town- go to townpaint 2., 2)2.CPDtown centre, town center (US) N — centro m urbano
town clerk N — secretario(-a) m / f del ayuntamiento
town council N — ayuntamiento m
town councillor N — concejal(a) m / f
town crier N — pregonero m público
town dweller N — habitante mf de la ciudad
town hall N — ayuntamiento m, municipalidad f
town house N — casa f adosada; (=not country) residencia f urbana
town meeting N — (US) pleno m municipal
town planner N — (Brit) urbanista mf
town planning N — (Brit) urbanismo m
* * *[taʊn]to go into town — ( from outside) ir* a la ciudad; ( from suburb) ir* al centro
in town — ( not outside) en la ciudad; ( in center) en el centro
to go out on the town, to have a night on the town — ir* or salir* de juerga
to go to town on something — ( by spending a lot) tirar la casa por la ventana, no reparar en gastos
the press went to town on the story — la prensa se ha despachado a su gusto con la historia
to paint the town red — irse* de juerga; (before n) <dweller, life> de la ciudad, urbano
town center o (BrE) centre — centro m de la ciudad
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(a group of houses, blocks of flats, street etc where the conditions are dirty and overcrowded and the building(s) usually in a bad state: That new block of flats is rapidly turning into a slum; a slum dwelling.) casucha, tugurioslum n casucha / tugurioEs una casa vieja, destartalada y en muy malas condicionestr[slʌm]1 (place, house, etc) casuca, casucha, tugurio1 familiar visitar los barrios bajos1 (area) barrios nombre masculino plural bajos\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto slum it (accept lower standard of living) vivir con lo mínimoslum clearance programme proyecto de erradicación de viviendas inhabitablesslum ['slʌm] n: barriada f, barrio m bajon.• barrio bajo s.m.v.• visitar los barrios bajos v.
I slʌma) ( poor urban area) (often pl) barrio m bajo, barriada f (AmL exc CS), barrio m de conventillos (CS); (before n)slum clearance — demolición f de viviendas insalubres
slum dwelling — tugurio m
b) ( filthy place) (colloq & pej) pocilga f, chiquero m (AmL)
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[slʌm]1.N (=area) barrio m bajo, suburbio m, colonia f proletaria (Mex), barriada f (Peru); (=house) casucha f, tugurio m, chabola f (Sp)the slums — los barrios bajos, los suburbios
they live in a slum — viven en una casucha or en un tugurio
2.VTto slum it — (esp Brit) * vivir como pobres; (=live cheaply) vivir muy barato
3.VIto slum, go slumming — visitar los barrios bajos
4.CPDslum clearance programme N — programa m de deschabolización
slum dweller N — barriobajero(-a) m / f
slum dwelling N — tugurio m
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I [slʌm]a) ( poor urban area) (often pl) barrio m bajo, barriada f (AmL exc CS), barrio m de conventillos (CS); (before n)slum clearance — demolición f de viviendas insalubres
slum dwelling — tugurio m
b) ( filthy place) (colloq & pej) pocilga f, chiquero m (AmL)
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noun "dweller" LT1:251.
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dweller — dwell ► VERB (past and past part. dwelt or dwelled) 1) formal live in or at a place. 2) (dwell on/upon) think, speak, or write at length about. DERIVATIVES dweller noun. ORIGIN Old English … English terms dictionary
dweller — noun a person who inhabits a particular place (Freq. 3) • Syn: ↑inhabitant, ↑habitant, ↑denizen, ↑indweller • Derivationally related forms: ↑dwell, ↑inhabit ( … Useful english dictionary
dweller — noun (C) city /town/cave/forest dweller a person or animal that lives in a particular place: City dwellers suffer higher pollution levels. dwelling / dwelIN/ noun (C) formal a house, apartment etc where people live … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
dweller — late 14c., agent noun from DWELL (Cf. dwell) (q.v.) … Etymology dictionary
dweller — noun see dwell … New Collegiate Dictionary
dweller — noun An inhabitant of a specific place; an inhabitant or denizen. The new couple are apartment dwellers. See Also: dwell … Wiktionary
dweller — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ city, town, urban ▪ country, rural ▪ slum ▪ the poor slum dwellers of the capital city … Collocations dictionary
dweller — UK [ˈdwelə(r)] / US [ˈdwelər] noun [countable] Word forms dweller : singular dweller plural dwellers someone who lives in a particular type of place a city/country/cave dweller … English dictionary
dweller — dwell|er [ dwelər ] noun count someone who lives in a particular type of place: a city/country/cave dweller … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
dweller — [ˈdwelə] noun [C] someone who lives in a particular type of place a city/country/cave dweller[/ex] … Dictionary for writing and speaking English
cave-dweller — caveˈ dweller noun A person who lives in a cave, esp one of the Stone Age people of prehistoric times • • • Main Entry: ↑cave … Useful english dictionary
