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1 fragata
• frigate• frigate bird• war aim• war cloud -
2 rabihorcado
• frigate bird• man of trust• man of war• man on the go• man-of-war hawk• war aim• war cloud -
3 fragata
f.1 frigate.2 frigate bird, war bird.* * *1 frigate* * *SF frigate* * *femenino frigate* * *= frigate.Ex. On July 2, 1834, the figurehead of President Andrew Jackson on the U.S. frigate Constitution was beheaded.* * *femenino frigate* * *= frigate.Ex: On July 2, 1834, the figurehead of President Andrew Jackson on the U.S. frigate Constitution was beheaded.
* * *frigate* * *
fragata sustantivo femenino
frigate
fragata sustantivo femenino frigate
' fragata' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
capitán
- capitana
English:
commander
- frigate
* * *fragata nf1. [nave] frigatefragata ligera corvette2. [ave] frigate bird* * *f MAR frigate* * *fragata nf: frigate -
4 cortar la cabeza
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5 decapitar
v.to decapitate, to behead.* * *1 to behead, decapitate* * *VT to behead, decapitate* * *verbo transitivo to behead, decapitate* * *= behead, decapitate.Ex. On July 2, 1834, the figurehead of President Andrew Jackson on the U.S. frigate Constitution was beheaded.Ex. Animals were first anesthetized and then decapitated and brains were removed, frozen with dry ice powder, and stored in a deep freezer.* * *verbo transitivo to behead, decapitate* * *= behead, decapitate.Ex: On July 2, 1834, the figurehead of President Andrew Jackson on the U.S. frigate Constitution was beheaded.
Ex: Animals were first anesthetized and then decapitated and brains were removed, frozen with dry ice powder, and stored in a deep freezer.* * *decapitar [A1 ]vtto behead, decapitate* * *
decapitar ( conjugate decapitar) verbo transitivo
to behead, decapitate
decapitar verbo transitivo to behead, decapitate
' decapitar' also found in these entries:
English:
behead
- decapitate
* * *decapitar vtto decapitate, to behead* * *v/t behead, decapitate* * *decapitar vt: to decapitate, to behead -
6 degollar
v.1 to cut or slit the throat of (cortar la garganta).¡como lo pille, lo degüello! (figurative) I'll kill him if I catch him!2 to cut someone's throat, to shear someone's neck, to behead, to cut the throat of.* * *1 (cortar la garganta) to slit the throat of2 (decapitar) to behead, decapitate3 figurado (arruinar) to ruin, spoil* * *VT1) (=cortar la garganta de) [+ persona] to cut the throat of, slit the throat of; [+ animal] to slaughterlo degollaron — they cut o slit his throat
2) (=decapitar) [+ persona] to behead; [+ toro] to kill badly, butcher3) (=masacrar) to massacre4) (=arruinar) [+ comedia, papel] to murder5) (Cos) to cut low in the neck* * *verbo transitivo <persona/animal>lo degollaron — they slit his/its throat
* * *= behead, decapitate.Ex. On July 2, 1834, the figurehead of President Andrew Jackson on the U.S. frigate Constitution was beheaded.Ex. Animals were first anesthetized and then decapitated and brains were removed, frozen with dry ice powder, and stored in a deep freezer.* * *verbo transitivo <persona/animal>lo degollaron — they slit his/its throat
* * *= behead, decapitate.Ex: On July 2, 1834, the figurehead of President Andrew Jackson on the U.S. frigate Constitution was beheaded.
Ex: Animals were first anesthetized and then decapitated and brains were removed, frozen with dry ice powder, and stored in a deep freezer.* * *vt‹persona/animal›lo degollaron they slit his/its throatla miró con cara de cordero or ternero degollado he looked at her all doe-eyed ( colloq)* * *
degollar ( conjugate degollar) verbo transitivo ‹persona/animal›:◊ lo degollaron they slit his/its throat
degollar vtr (a una persona o animal) to cut the throat of
' degollar' also found in these entries:
English:
cut
- slit
* * *degollar vt1. [cortar la garganta a] to cut o slit the throat of;[decapitar] to behead;¡como lo pille, lo degüello! I'll kill him if I get my hands on him!* * *v/t cut the throat of; fig fammurder fam* * *degollar {19} vt1) : to slit the throat of, to slaughter2) decapitar: to behead3) : to ruin, to destroy -
7 mascarón de proa
figurehead* * *(n.) = figureheadEx. On July 2, 1834, the figurehead of President Andrew Jackson on the U.S. frigate Constitution was beheaded.* * *(n.) = figureheadEx: On July 2, 1834, the figurehead of President Andrew Jackson on the U.S. frigate Constitution was beheaded.
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8 portamisiles
SM INV missile carrier* * *una fragata portamisiles a guided-missile frigate, a frigate armed with guided missiles* * *portamisiles adj invbuque portamisiles missile carrier -
9 rabihorcado
m.frigate bird, or frigate pelican. (Ornate) -
10 Fr.
Fr.1 ( Fray) friar, frater, brother; (abreviatura) Fr.* * *ABR= Fray Fr* * *
Fr. (abr de Fray) Brother
Fray Arturo, Brother Arturo
'Fr.' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
así
- pésame
- soñar
English:
affront
- antifreeze
- carefree
- defraud
- defreeze
- defrost
- duty-free
- forefront
- France
- fraternal
- fraternity
- fraud
- fraudulent
- fraught
- freak
- free
- free-range
- free-style
- freebie
- freedom
- freelance
- freeload
- freely
- Freemason
- freestanding
- freeware
- freeway
- freewheel
- freeze
- freeze-dried
- freezer
- freezing
- frenetic
- frequency
- frequent
- frequently
- friction
- fridge
- frigate
- frigid
- frill
- fringe
- frisk
- frisky
- fritter
- frivolity
- frivolous
- frizzy
- frock
- frog
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11 pájaro burro
• fregata aguila• frigate bird -
12 melva tazard
f.frigate tuna, Auxis thazard. -
13 pájaro burro
m.frigate bird, fregata aguila.
См. также в других словарях:
Frigate — Скриншот главного окна Тип Файловый менеджер Разработчик Helmsman Deve … Википедия
Frigate — Frig ate, n. [F. fr[ e]gate, It. fregata, prob. contracted fr. L. fabricata something constructed or built. See {Fabricate}.] 1. Originally, a vessel of the Mediterranean propelled by sails and by oars. The French, about 1650, transferred the… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
frigate — 1580s, from M.Fr. frégate (1520s), from It. fregata (Neapolitan fregate), like many ship names, of unknown origin. Originally a small, swift vessel; the word was applied to progressively larger types over the years, but since 1943 it is used… … Etymology dictionary
frigate — ► NOUN 1) a warship with a mixed armament, generally lighter than a destroyer. 2) historical a sailing warship of a size just below that of a ship of the line. ORIGIN Italian fregata … English terms dictionary
frigate — [frig′it] n. [Fr frégate < It fregata] 1. a fast, medium sized sailing warship of the 18th and early 19th cent., which carried from 24 to 60 guns 2. a Brit. warship between a corvette and a destroyer 3. a) until 1975, a U.S. warship larger… … English World dictionary
Frigate — For the bird, see Frigatebird. A frigate /ˈfrɪgɪt/ [frĭg ĭt] is a warship. The term has been used for warships of many sizes and roles over the past few centuries.In the 18th century, the term referred to ships which were as long as a ship of the … Wikipedia
frigate — /frig it/, n. 1. a fast naval vessel of the late 18th and early 19th centuries, generally having a lofty ship rig and heavily armed on one or two decks. 2. any of various types of modern naval vessels ranging in size from a destroyer escort to a… … Universalium
Frigate — Karte der Seychellen, auf der ganz im Osten auch Frégate abgebildet ist. Frégate, gelegentlich auch Frigate genannt, ist eine Insel im Indischen Ozean und gehört zu den granitischen „Inner Islands“ der Seychellen. Die Insel liegt 55 km östlich… … Deutsch Wikipedia
frigate — UK [ˈfrɪɡət] / US noun [countable] Word forms frigate : singular frigate plural frigates a small fast ship used by a navy to protect other ships … English dictionary
frigate — [[t]frɪ̱gət[/t]] frigates N COUNT A frigate is a fairly small ship owned by the navy that can move at fast speeds. Frigates are often used to protect other ships … English dictionary
frigate — n. 1 a Brit. a naval escort vessel between a corvette and a destroyer in size. b US a similar ship between a destroyer and a cruiser in size. 2 hist. a warship next in size to ships of the line. Phrases and idioms: frigate bird any marine bird of … Useful english dictionary
