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61 hule
m.1 oilskin.2 rubber.3 rubber band, elastic band, narrow circular band of rubber used for lacing things together.* * *1 oilcloth, oilskin* * *ISM1) (=goma) rubber2) (=tela) oilskin, oilcloth4) Méx * (=preservativo) condom, rubber *IISM (Taur) goring, row* * *1) ( para mantel) oilcloth; ( para ropa impermeable) oilskin2) (Méx) ( goma) rubber; (Bot) rubber tree* * *1) ( para mantel) oilcloth; ( para ropa impermeable) oilskin2) (Méx) ( goma) rubber; (Bot) rubber tree* * *A1 (para un mantel) oilcloth2 (mantel) oilcloth3 (para ropa impermeable) oilskinB ( Méx)1 (goma) rubberguantes/suelas de hule rubber gloves/soles2 ( Bot) rubber tree* * *
hule sustantivo masculino
1 ( para mantel) oilcloth;
( para ropa impermeable) oilskin
2 (Méx) ( goma) rubber
hule sustantivo masculino
1 (material impermeable) oilcloth, oilskin
2 (para la mesa) tablecloth
3 LAm rubber
' hule' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
hule-espuma
English:
oilcloth
- oilskin
- foam
- oil
- rubber
- rubbery
* * *hule nm1. [tela] oilskin2. [mantel] oilcloth3. CAm, Méx [caucho] rubberhule espuma foam rubber* * *m2 L.Am. ( caucho) rubber* * *hule nm1) : oilcloth, oilskin3) -
62 huloso
ADJ CAm rubbery, elastic -
63 sujetarse
1 (agarrarse) to hold on, hold tight■ sujétate, que el autobús corre mucho hold tight, the bus is going really fast2 figurado (someterse) to subject oneself (a, to)* * *VPR1) (=agarrarse)a) [+ pelo, sombrero] to hold¿tienes una goma para sujetarme el pelo? — have you got an elastic band to hold my hair up?
b)• sujetarse a algo — to hold on to sth
tuvo que sujetarse a la barandilla para no caerse — he had to hold on to the handrail so as not to fall over
2) (=someterse)•
sujetarse a — [+ normas, reglas] to abide by; [+ autoridad] to submit tono quieren sujetarse a un horario fijo — they don't want to tie themselves down to fixed hours, they don't want to be bound by a fixed timetable
* * *
■sujetarse verbo reflexivo
1 (agarrarse) to hold on [a, to]: se sujetó a la barandilla, he held on to the banister
(sostener) to be held
2 (a unas reglas) to abide by
' sujetarse' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
coger
- sujetar
* * *vprsujétate bien o te caerás hold on tight or you'll fall;sujetarse a to hold on to;sujétate al pasamanos hold on to the handrail2. [aguantarse] to stay in place;esta pegatina no se sujeta this sticker won't stick properly[autoridad] to submit to* * *v/r hold on* * *vr1) : to hold on, to hang on2)sujetarse a : to abide by -
64 bustier
m.bustier, elastic close-fitting sleeveless blouse for woman use, woman's close-fitting sleeveless blouse.* * */bustiˈe/bustier* * *bustier nmstrapless top* * *m bustier -
65 lástex
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66 adraganto
• gum boot• gum elastic• trafficked• tragedian -
67 astrágalo
• astragal• astragalus• astragalus bone• gum boot• gum elastic• trafficked• tragedian -
68 con elástico
• elasticated• with elastic band -
69 liga
• alliance• birdlime• elastic band• garter• leafstalk• league• league of nations• merging• rubber band• union -
70 sandácara
• gum elastic• gum plant -
71 tragacanto
• gum boot• gum elastic• milk vetch• trafficked• tragedian -
72 anatomía elástica
f.elastic anatomy. -
73 arteria elástica
f.elastic artery. -
74 banda elástica
f.elastic band. -
75 bujía elástica
f.elastic bougie. -
76 candelilla elástica
f.elastic bougie. -
77 cartílago amarillo
m.yellow cartilage, elastic cartilage. -
78 cartílago elástico
m.elastic cartilage. -
79 cartílago fibroelástico
m.elastic cartilage, fibroelastic cartilage. -
80 cono elástico
m.elastic cone of larynx.
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