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1. noun(a very informal meal eaten in the open air, usually as part of a trip, outing etc: We'll go to the seaside and take a picnic; Let's go for a picnic!; (also adjective) a picnic lunch.) picnic, jira campestre, merienda campestre
2. verb(to have a picnic: We picnicked on the beach.) ir de picnic, hacer un picnicpicnic1 n picnicpicnic2 vb ir de picnic / hacer un picnic
picnic sustantivo masculino (pl ' picnic' also found in these entries: Spanish: merendero - heladera - merendar - merienda - nevera English: picnic - spottr['pɪknɪk]1 picnic nombre masculino1 (go on a picnic) ir de picnic; (eat) hacer un picnic\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto be no picnic no ser nada fácilto go on a picnic / go for a picnic ir de picnicpicnic site / picnic spot zona para picnics, merenderopicnic n: picnic mn.• comida campestre s.f.• merienda s.f.• picnic s.m.• romería s.f.v.• merendar v.• merendar en el campo v.
I 'pɪknɪknoun picnic mto go for o on a picnic — ir* de picnic
it's no picnic — no es (ninguna) broma (fam); (before n)
picnic lunch — almuerzo m or comida f campestre
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['pɪknɪk] (vb: pt, pp picnicked)1.N comida f en el campo, picnic m (esp LAm)to go on a picnic — ir de picnic, ir a comer al campo
it was no picnic * — (=unpleasant) fue muy desagradable; (=difficult) no fue nada fácil
2.3.CPDpicnic basket N — cesta f or (LAm) canasta f de la merienda or comida etc
picnic lunch N — (=outdoor meal) picnic m ; (provided by hotel) comida f picnic
picnic site N — lugar m destinado para picnics
picnic table N — mesa f de picnic
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I ['pɪknɪk]noun picnic mto go for o on a picnic — ir* de picnic
it's no picnic — no es (ninguna) broma (fam); (before n)
picnic lunch — almuerzo m or comida f campestre
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