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hide1 n piel (de animal)hide2 vb1. esconder / ocultar2. esconderse / ocultarsetr[haɪd]1 (concealed place) puesto de observación, escondrijo, escondite nombre masculino1 esconderse, ocultarse————————tr[haɪd]1 piel nombre femenino, cuero2 figurative use (of a person) pellejo\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto see neither hide nor hair of somebody figurative use no haberle visto el pelo a alguiento have a hide like an elephant figurative use tener la sensibilidad de un paquidermo1) conceal: esconder2) : ocultarto hide one's motives: ocultar uno sus motivos3) screen: tapar, no dejar verhide vi: escondersehide n: piel f, cuero mto save one's hide: salvar el pellejon.• cuero s.m.• pelleja s.f.• pellejo s.m.• piel s.f.• trepa s.f.v.(§ p.,p.p.: hid, hidden) = agazaparse v.• desaparecer v.• disimular v.• emboscar v.• encubrir v.• esconder v.• esconderse v.• hurtar v.• ocultar v.• recatar v.• sobresanar v.• solapar v.• tapar v.• velar v.• zambucar v.• zampar v.
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1. haɪda) ( conceal) esconderto hide something FROM somebody: she hid the money from the police escondió el dinero para que no lo encontrara la policía; to hide oneself — esconderse
b) ( keep secret) \<\<feelings/thoughts\>\> ocultarc) (mask, screen) tapar
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vi escondersewhere've you been hiding all these weeks? — ¿dónde has estado metido todas estas semanas?
Phrasal Verbs:- hide out
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not to see hide nor hair of somebody — (colloq) no verle* el pelo a alguien (fam)
to tan somebody's hide — (colloq) curtir a alguien a palos (fam)
2) c (in bird-watching, hunting) (BrE) paranza f, puesto m
I [haɪd] (pt hid) (pp hidden)1.2.VI esconderse, ocultarse ( from de)- hide out
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[haɪd]N (=skin) piel f, pellejo m ; (tanned) cuero m- save one's hide- tan sb's hide
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[haɪd]N (Hunting) paranza f, trepa f ; (Orn) observatorio m* * *
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1. [haɪd]a) ( conceal) esconderto hide something FROM somebody: she hid the money from the police escondió el dinero para que no lo encontrara la policía; to hide oneself — esconderse
b) ( keep secret) \<\<feelings/thoughts\>\> ocultarc) (mask, screen) tapar
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vi escondersewhere've you been hiding all these weeks? — ¿dónde has estado metido todas estas semanas?
Phrasal Verbs:- hide out
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not to see hide nor hair of somebody — (colloq) no verle* el pelo a alguien (fam)
to tan somebody's hide — (colloq) curtir a alguien a palos (fam)
2) c (in bird-watching, hunting) (BrE) paranza f, puesto m
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