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1 braza
f.1 breaststroke (sport). (peninsular Spanish)nadar a braza to do the breaststroke2 fathom.* * *1 (medida) fathom2 (natación) breaststroke* * *SF1) (Natación) breaststroke2) (Náut) ≈ fathom* * *femenino (Esp)1) ( en natación) breaststroke2) ( medida) fathom* * *= fathom.Ex. It is easy to roughly measure a length of rope as a number of fathoms by repeatedly stretching the rope between the two outstretched arms.* * *femenino (Esp)1) ( en natación) breaststroke2) ( medida) fathom* * *= fathom.Ex: It is easy to roughly measure a length of rope as a number of fathoms by repeatedly stretching the rope between the two outstretched arms.
* * *A (en natación) breaststrokenadar a braza to swim (the) breaststrokeB (medida) fathomC (cabo) braceCompuesto:mainbrace* * *
braza sustantivo femenino (Esp) ( en natación) breaststroke;
braza sustantivo femenino
1 (medida) fathom
2 (en natación) breaststroke
nadar a braza, to swim breaststroke
' braza' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
estilo
English:
breaststroke
- fathom
- breast
* * *braza nfnadar a braza to do the breaststroke;los 100 metros braza the 100-metres breaststroke2. [medida] fathom* * *f1 en natación breaststroke2 MAR fathom* * *braza nf1) : breaststroke2) : fathom (unit of length)* * *braza n breaststroke -
2 bracear
v.1 to wave one's arms about.2 to swim.* * *1 to wave one's arms about2 (nadar) to swim3 figurado (forcejear) to struggle* * *1. VT1) (Náut) to measure in fathoms2) [+ horno] to tap2. VI1) (=mover los brazos) to swing one's arms; [al nadar] to swim2) (=luchar) to wrestle, struggle* * *verbo intransitivoa) ( agitar los brazos) to wave one's arms aboutb) ( al nadar)* * *verbo intransitivoa) ( agitar los brazos) to wave one's arms aboutb) ( al nadar)* * *bracear [A1 ]vi1 (agitar los brazos) to wave one's arms aboutbraceaba intentando soltarse she flailed about wildly trying to free herself2(al nadar): no braceas bien your arm movement isn't rightintenta bracear más largo try to make your strokes longer* * *bracear vi1. [mover los brazos] to wave one's arms about* * *v/i wave one’s arms around, flail one’s arms* * *bracear vi1) : to wave one's arms2) : to make strokes (in swimming)
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