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1 simón
• hackney• hackney horse -
2 dicho muy repetido
• hackney horse• hackneyed subject -
3 dicho muy trillado
• hackney horse• hackneyed subject -
4 frase muy repetida
• hackney horse• hackneyed subject -
5 frase muy trillada
• hackney horse• hackneyed subject -
6 redicho
• hackney coach• hackneyed phrase• repeated -
7 resobado
• hackney coach• hackneyed phrase• trisyllabic• trite expression -
8 coche de alquiler
• cab• hackles• hackney• hackney coach• hackney horse• hire• hire inexperienced personnel• taxes withheld• taxi client -
9 alquilable
adj.rentable, for rent, hackney, tenantable.* * *= rentable.Ex. It was found that a corporate reference collection might be redefined funtionally as a window or gate to rentable information.* * *= rentable.Ex: It was found that a corporate reference collection might be redefined funtionally as a window or gate to rentable information.
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10 Simón
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11 caballo común
• common horse• hackle fly• hackney carriage• hackneyed -
12 caballo de alquiler
• Habsburg• hack around• hackle fly• hackney carriage• hackneyed• livery horse -
13 estereotipado
• cut-and-dry• hackney coach• hackneyed phrase• stereotyped• stereotyping• time-worn -
14 manido
• gamey• gamy• hackney coach• hackneyed phrase• trisyllabic• trite expression -
15 pelos del cuello
• hackle• hackney -
16 plumas del cuello
• hackle• hackney -
17 trillado
• footworn• hackney coach• hackneyed phrase• threshed• timeworn• trisyllabic• trite expression• twice-told• well-travelled• well-trodden path• worn expression• worn-out horse
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Hackney — Hack ney, v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Hackneyed} ( n[i^]d); p. pr. & vb. n. {Hackneying}.] 1. To devote to common or frequent use, as a horse or carriage; to wear out in common service; to make trite or commonplace; as, a hackneyed metaphor or quotation … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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Hackney — late 12c., from O.E. Hacan ieg Haca s Isle (or possibly Hook Island ), the isle element here meaning dry land in a marsh. Now well within London, it once was pastoral and horses apparently were kept there. Hence hackney small saddle horse let out … Etymology dictionary
hackney — ► NOUN (pl. hackneys) chiefly historical 1) a light horse with a high stepping trot, used in harness. 2) a horse drawn vehicle kept for hire. ORIGIN probably from Hackney in East London, where horses were pastured … English terms dictionary
