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kræŋk(a person with strange or odd ideas.) chiflado, excéntrico, raro- cranky- crankiness
tr[kræŋk]1 (crankshaft) cigüeñal nombre masculino2 (starting handle) manivela1 (car) arrancar con la manivelacrank n1) : manivela f, manubrio m2) eccentric: excéntrico m, -ca fn.• acodado s.m.• chiflado s.m.• cigüeña s.f.• concepto raro s.m.• escote s.m.• malhumorado s.m.• manija s.f.• manivela s.f.• manubrio s.m.
I kræŋk1)a) ( Mech Eng) cigüeñal mb) crank (handle) ( Auto) manivela f (de arranque)2) (colloq)a) ( eccentric) maniático, -ca m,f, raro, -ra m,fb) ( bad-tempered person) (AmE) cascarrabias mf
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transitive verb \<\<car\>\> (hacer*) arrancar* con la manivela
I [kræŋk]1.N (Tech) manivela f, manubrio m2.VT (also: crank up) [+ engine] hacer arrancar con la manivela- crank up
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* [kræŋk]N (=eccentric person) excéntrico(-a) m / f ; (US) (=bad-tempered person) ogro * m, cascarrabias * mf inv* * *
I [kræŋk]1)a) ( Mech Eng) cigüeñal mb) crank (handle) ( Auto) manivela f (de arranque)2) (colloq)a) ( eccentric) maniático, -ca m,f, raro, -ra m,fb) ( bad-tempered person) (AmE) cascarrabias mf
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1. noun(a machine, usually a petrol engine or an electrical device, that gives motion or power: a washing-machine has an electric motor; (also adjective) a motor boat/vehicle.) motor
2. verb(to travel by car: We motored down to my mother's house at the weekend.) ir en coche- motorist- motorize
- motorise
- motorcade
- motorway
- motorbike
- motorcycle
- motor car
- motorcyclist
motor n motor
motor 1
◊ - triz, motor -tora adjetivomotor ( before n)
motor 2 sustantivo masculino 1 (Tec) engine; 2 ( impulsor) driving force
motor, motriz adjetivo motor
fuerza motriz, driving/ motive/propelling force
motor sustantivo masculino
1 (de combustible) engine (eléctrico) motor
motor de arranque, starter (motor)
motor de explosión, internal-combustion engine
motor de reacción, jet engine ➣ Ver nota en engine 2 fig (propulsor, fuerza motriz) el motor de la Historia, the driving force of History ' motor' also found in these entries: Spanish: ahogarse - amaraje - borda - DGT - echar - enloquecer - escudería - fallo - fiable - forzar - fueraborda - motricidad - motriz - reacción - reactor - salirse - salón - tiempo - vuelo - acelerar - adaptar - afinar - aflojar - agarrotar - ahogar - alimentación - alimentar - apagado - apagar - arrancar - atascar - automotor - automovilismo - automovilístico - calar - calentar - caminar - carburar - cargar - chingar - chorro - cilindro - culata - desarmar - detonación - económico - eléctrico - encender - enfriar - escobilla English: burn out - check - combustion engine - conk out - crank - cut out - die - diesel engine - engine - engine driver - fume - gliding - hang-gliding - horsepower - inboard - internal-combustion engine - misfire - motor - motor racing - motor-car - outboard - powered - race - response - rev - seize up - speed up - starter - take apart - whine - coast - combustion - formula - jet - launch - out - pack - power - run - scooter - steamtr['məʊtəSMALLr/SMALL]1 (engine) motor nombre masculino1 SMALLTECHNICAL/SMALL motor,-ra2 SMALLBIOLOGY/SMALL motor,-ra, motriz\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLmotor industry industria del automóvilmotor mechanic mecánico,-a de cochesmotor racing carreras nombre femenino plural de cochesmotor show salón nombre masculino del automóvilmotor trade sector nombre masculino del automóvilmotor vehicle vehículo a motormotor ['mo:t̬ər] vi: viajar en cochemotor n: motor madj.• motor adj.n.• automóvil s.m.• motor s.m.v.• ir en automóvil v.
I 'məʊtər, 'məʊtə(r)a) ( engine) motor mb) ( car) (BrE colloq) coche m, carro m (AmL exc CS), auto m (esp CS)
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adjective (before n)1) (Auto, Mech Eng) <parts/spares> de automóvil; < mechanic> de automóvilesmotor racing — carreras fpl automovilísticas
motor show — salón m del automóvil
motor vehicle — (vehículo m) automóvil m (frml)
2) ( Physiol) <neuron/nerve> motor [The feminine of motor is motriz or motora]['mǝʊtǝ(r)]1. N1) (=engine) motor m2) * (=car) coche m, automóvil m, carro m (LAm), auto m (esp LAm)2.VI † ir en coche etc3.ADJ (=giving motion) [nerve, muscle] motor (fem: motora/motriz) ; (=motorized) automóvil4.CPDmotor accident N — accidente m de circulación
motor home N — autocaravana f
motor industry N — industria f automovilística
motor insurance N — seguro m de automóvil
motor launch N — lancha f motora
motor mechanic N — mecánico(-a) m / f de automóviles
motor neurone disease, motor neuron disease N — esclerosis f lateral amiotrófica
motor racing N — (Sport) carreras fpl de coches, automovilismo m
motor racing track N — pista f de automovilismo, circuito m de automovilismo
motor scooter N — Vespa ® f, escúter m, motoneta f (LAm)
motor show N — feria f de automóviles
motor trade N —
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the motor trade — el sector automovilísticomotor transport N — transporte m rodado, transporte m motorizado
motor vehicle N — automóvil m
motor vessel N — motonave f
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I ['məʊtər, 'məʊtə(r)]a) ( engine) motor mb) ( car) (BrE colloq) coche m, carro m (AmL exc CS), auto m (esp CS)
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adjective (before n)1) (Auto, Mech Eng) <parts/spares> de automóvil; < mechanic> de automóvilesmotor racing — carreras fpl automovilísticas
motor show — salón m del automóvil
motor vehicle — (vehículo m) automóvil m (frml)
2) ( Physiol) <neuron/nerve> motor [The feminine of motor is motriz or motora] -
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