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1) arbotante m2) arco botarel mEnglish-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > flying buttress
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tr['flaɪɪŋ]1 SMALLAVIATION/SMALL aviación nombre femenino2 (action) vuelo1 (soaring) volante; (animal, machine) volador,-ra, que vuela2 (quick) rápido,-a\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto do something with flying colours salir airoso,-a de algoto get off to a flying start empezar con buen pieto take a flying jump tomar impulso y saltarflying buttress arbotante nombre masculinoflying doctor médico,-a que viaja en aviónflying fish pez nombre masculino voladorflying picket piquete nombre masculino informativoflying saucer platillo volanteflying squad patrulla volanteflying tackle placaje nombre masculino en el aireflying visit visita relámpagoadj.• apresurado, -a adj.• muy breve adj.• voladero, -a adj.• volador adj.• volante adj.n.• aviación s.f.• vuelo s.m.
I 'flaɪɪŋadjective (before n)a) ( hurried)b) <glass/debris> que vuela (por los aires)a flying tackle — ( Sport) un placaje en el aire
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mass nouna) ( as pilot) pilotaje m; (before n) <time, hours, lesson> de vuelo; <helmet, jacket> de pilotob) ( as passenger)['flaɪɪŋ]I like/hate flying — me gusta/odio viajar en avión
1.ADJ [glass, debris] que vuela por los aires•
he took a flying leap at the man — dio un salto or saltó sobre el hombre•
he launched himself in a flying tackle and brought the intruder to the ground — se lanzó por el aire or se lanzó en plancha y derribó al intruso- come through sth with flying colours- get off to a flying start2.I don't like flying — no me gusta ir en avión or volar
3.CPDflying ambulance N — (=plane) ambulancia f aérea; (=helicopter) helicóptero m sanitario
flying boat N — hidroavión m
flying bomb N — bomba f volante
flying buttress N — arbotante m
flying doctor N — médico(-a) m / f rural (que se traslada en avión)
flying fish N — pez m volador
flying fortress N — fortaleza f volante
flying fox N — panique m
flying lesson N — clase f or lección f de vuelo
flying machine N — máquina f de volar
flying officer N — teniente mf de aviación
flying picket N — piquete m volante or móvil
flying saucer N — platillo m volante
flying squad N — (Brit) brigada f móvil
flying suit N — traje m de vuelo
flying time N — (=length of journey) duración f del vuelo; (=hours flown) horas fpl de vuelo
flying trapeze N — trapecio m volador
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I ['flaɪɪŋ]adjective (before n)a) ( hurried)b) <glass/debris> que vuela (por los aires)a flying tackle — ( Sport) un placaje en el aire
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mass nouna) ( as pilot) pilotaje m; (before n) <time, hours, lesson> de vuelo; <helmet, jacket> de pilotob) ( as passenger)I like/hate flying — me gusta/odio viajar en avión
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(a support built on to the outside of a wall.) contrafuertetr['bʌtrəs]1 SMALLARCHITECTURE/SMALL contrafuerte nombre masculino1 SMALLARCHITECTURE/SMALL apuntalarbuttress ['bʌtrəs] vt: apoyar, reforzarbuttress n1) : contrafuerte m (en la arquitectura)2) support: apoyo m, sostén mn.(§ pl.: buttresses) = apoyo s.m.• contrafuerte (Arquitectura) s.m.• estribo s.m.• machón s.m.• sostén s.m.v.• apoyar v.• encadenar v.• encajonar v.• reforzar v.
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a) ( Archit) \<\<wall\>\> reforzar* con un contrafuerteb) ( support) \<\<argument/case\>\> respaldar, apoyar['bʌtrɪs]1. N1) (Archit) contrafuerte m2) (fig) apoyo m, sostén m2. VT1) (Archit) apuntalar2) (fig) reforzar, apoyar* * *
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a) ( Archit) \<\<wall\>\> reforzar* con un contrafuerteb) ( support) \<\<argument/case\>\> respaldar, apoyar -
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