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121 explosivo
adj.1 explosive.2 occlusive, plosive.m.explosive, dynamite.* * *► adjetivo1 explosive2 LINGÚÍSTICA plosive1 explosive————————1 explosive* * *1. (f. - explosiva)adj.2. noun m.* * *1.ADJ explosive2.SM explosiveexplosivo de gran potencia, explosivo de ruido — stun grenade
* * *I- va adjetivoa) <artefacto/situación/tema> explosiveb) (Ling) plosiveIImasculino explosive* * *I- va adjetivoa) <artefacto/situación/tema> explosiveb) (Ling) plosiveIImasculino explosive* * *explosivo11 = explosive.Nota: Nombre.Ex: Libraries still remain as 'windows on the world' and 'warehouses of explosives whose shelves are ranked with the most furious combustibles in the world -- the brains of men'.
* brigada de desactivación de explosivos = bomb squad.* experto en desactivación de explosivos = detonation expert.* explosivo de alta potencia = high explosive.* explosivo nuclear = nuclear explosive.* explosivo sin detonar = dud.* plantar explosivos = plant + explosives.explosivo22 = explosive.Nota: Adjetivo.Ex: The explosive growth of Internet resources has generated an intense need for support in the search for and assessment of those resources.
* no explosivo = non-explosive.* * *1 ‹artefacto/sustancia› explosivemateriales explosivos explosives2 ‹situación› explosive; ‹tema› explosive, dangerous3 ( Ling) plosiveexplosiveun explosivo de gran potencia a powerful explosive* * *
explosivo 1◊ -va adjetivo
explosive;
materiales explosivos explosives
explosivo 2 sustantivo masculino
explosive
explosivo,-a adjetivo & sustantivo masculino explosive
' explosivo' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
bomba
- carga
- desactivar
- explosiva
- traca
- barreno
- plástico
- pólvora
English:
charge
- explosive
- inflammable
- plastic explosive
- plastic
* * *explosivo, -a♦ adj1. [sustancia, artefacto, paquete] explosive;material explosivo explosive2. Gram plosive3. [tema, discurso, situación] explosive;hizo unas explosivas declaraciones a la prensa she made some explosive statements to the press;una rubia explosiva a blond bombshell♦ nmexplosiveexplosivo detonante high explosive;explosivo plástico plastic explosive;explosivo de gran potencia high explosive* * *m/adj explosive* * *explosivo, -va adj: explosive* * *explosivo n explosive -
122 proyectar
v.1 to shine, to direct (light).2 to project, to screen (mostrar) (película).Ella proyecta ventas altas She projects big sales.Ella proyecta planes She projects plans.Ellos proyectan los resultados They project the results.3 to plan (planear) (viaje, operación, edificio).4 to throw forward.5 to project (Mat).6 to lay plans.Ellos proyectan sin cesar They lay plans endlessly.7 to plan to, to lay plans to.Ellos proyectan vender todo They plan to sell everything.* * *1 (viaje, escapada) to plan2 (luz) to project3 (película) to show4 (sentimientos) to project5 ARQUITECTURA to design6 (cosa lanzada) to throw, fling* * *verb1) to plan2) project3) screen* * *1. VT1) (=planear)2) (Arquit) to plan; (Mec) to designestá proyectado para... — it is designed to...
3) (Cine, Fot) to project, screen4) [+ luz] to cast, project; [+ sombra] to cast5) (=dirigir) [+ objeto] to hurl, throw; [+ chorro, líquido] to shoot out6) (Mat) to project2.See:* * *1.verbo transitivo1) ( planear) to planproyectar + INF — to plan to + inf
2)a) < película> to show, screen; < diapositivas> to project, showc) (Mat, Psic) to project3) (Arquit, Ing) to design4) ( lanzar) (+ compl) to throw, hurl2.proyectarse v pron sombra to be cast* * *1.verbo transitivo1) ( planear) to planproyectar + INF — to plan to + inf
2)a) < película> to show, screen; < diapositivas> to project, showc) (Mat, Psic) to project3) (Arquit, Ing) to design4) ( lanzar) (+ compl) to throw, hurl2.proyectarse v pron sombra to be cast* * *proyectar11 = screen.Ex: The database contains 12 of the most requested songs and screens the lyrics in time with the music = La base de datos contiene 12 de las canciones más solicitadas y muestra en pantalla las letras junto con la música.
* proyectar hacia fuera = project + outward.* proyectar imagen = project + image.* proyectar sombra = throw + shadow.* proyectar una larga sombra sobre = cast + a long shadow over.* proyectar una sombra sobre = cast + a shadow over.proyectar22 = plan, project.Ex: An expansion of this edition which will serve school librarians throughout the English-speaking world is planned.
Ex: A motion picture is a length of film, with or without recorded sound, bearing a sequence of images that create the illusion of movement when projected in rapid succession.* proyectar hacia el futuro = project + ahead.* * *proyectar [A1 ]vtA (planear) to planestán proyectando un viaje a París they're planning a trip to Parisproyectar + INF to plan to + INFtiene proyectado ampliar su negocio she has plans to expand her business, she is planning to expand her businessB1 ‹película› to show, screen; ‹diapositivas› to project, show2 ‹sombra› to cast; ‹luz› to throw, project3 (presentar, dar a conocer) to project, put across4 ( Mat) ‹punto› to project5 ( Psic) to projectD (lanzar) (+ compl) to throw, hurlel impacto del golpe lo proyectó hacia delante the force of the collision threw him forward(s)el volcán proyectaba las rocas a gran distancia the volcano hurled the rocks enormous distances1 «sombra» to be cast2 (presentarse) to put oneself across, present oneself* * *
proyectar ( conjugate proyectar) verbo transitivo
1 ( planear) to plan;
2
‹ diapositivas› to project, show
‹ luz› to throw, project
proyectar verbo transitivo
1 (luz) to project, throw: estos focos proyectan una luz intensa, these spotlights are very intense
(una sombra, silueta) to cast: mi mano proyecta su sombra sobre la pared, my hand casts a shadow on the wall
2 (un chorro, etc) to send out, give out [hacia, at]
3 (una película) to show
4 (una casa, un edificio) to design
5 (planear) to plan
' proyectar' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
prever
English:
cast
- flash
- plan
- project
- screen
- shadow
- shine
- design
* * *♦ vt1. [luz] to shine, to direct;[sombra] to cast2. [mostrar] [película] to project, to screen;[diapositivas] to show3. [viaje, operación] to plan;proyectan ir de vacaciones a la playa they are planning to go on holiday to the seaside4. [edificio] to plan;[puente, obra] to design5. [arrojar] to throw forwards;la fuente proyectaba un chorro de agua a jet of water was spurting out of the fountain6. Mat to project7. Psi to project* * *v/t2 ( planear) plan3 película show4 sombra cast* * *proyectar vt1) : to plan2) lanzar: to throw, to hurl3) : to project, to cast (light or shadow)4) : to show, to screen (a film)* * * -
123 sacudón
m.violent shake, jolt, shake, shock.* * *SM LAm violent shake* * *1) (AmL fam)a) ( sacudida violenta) shake, shakingb) ( de terremoto) tremor; ( de vehículo) lurch2) (Andes fam)a) (revuelo, conmoción) upheaval, turmoilb) ( golpe) blow* * *1) (AmL fam)a) ( sacudida violenta) shake, shakingb) ( de terremoto) tremor; ( de vehículo) lurch2) (Andes fam)a) (revuelo, conmoción) upheaval, turmoilb) ( golpe) blow* * *A ( AmL)1 ( fam) (sacudida violenta) shake, shakingme agarró del brazo y me dio un sacudón he grabbed me by the arm and shook metuvimos unos cuantos sacudones durante el vuelo the plane lurched a few times during the flightel coche avanzaba a sacudones the car lurched o jolted o jerked forward1 (revuelo, conmoción) upheaval, turmoil2 (golpe) blow* * *sacudón nmAm1. [sacudida] shake;no sintieron el sacudón que advertía de un movimiento sísmico de intensidad they did not notice the tremor that heralded a major earthquake2. [golpe] blow;el banco había sufrido su primer gran sacudón the bank had suffered its first major blow3. [revuelo] upheaval, turmoil;hubo un sacudón en los mercados bursátiles there was upheaval on the Stock Market* * * -
124 agrandarse
pron.v.to get bigger.* * *1 (hacerse grande) to enlarge, become larger2 (acentuarse) to become more intense* * *VPR to get bigger* * *
■agrandarse verbo reflexivo to enlarge, become larger
' agrandarse' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
agrandar
* * *vpr[grieta] to widen, to get bigger; [diferencias] to widen, to grow* * *v/r get bigger* * *vr -
125 derretimiento
m.1 thaw, liquefaction.2 violent affection.3 melting, melt, thaw, thawing.* * *1 melting (de la nieve) thawing2 figurado (dilapidación) wasting, squandering* * *SM1) (=fundido) [de mantequilla, helado] melting; [de nieve] thawing2) (=derroche) squandering* * *melting* * *m melting -
126 helaje
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127 pulseada
f.trial of strength.past part.past participle of spanish verb: pulsear.* * *SF Cono Sur arm-wrestling; (fig) intense competition* * *( RPl)hacer una pulseada to have an arm wrestle* * *pulseada nfRPechar una pulseada (con alguien) to arm-wrestle (with sb);Figla patronal ganó la pulseada the employers won the battle of wills -
128 reconcomio
m.1 grudge, resentment.2 intense resentment, rancor, resentment.* * *1 (deseo) itch, desire, longing2 figurado (sospecha) suspicion* * *SM1) (=rencor) grudge, resentment2) (=deseo) urge, longing, itch3) (=sospecha) suspicion
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