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tr['mælɪəbəl]1 (metal) maleable2 figurative use (person) dócilmalleable ['mæliəbəl] adj: maleableadj.• dócil adj.• maleable adj.• manejable adj.'mæliəbəl['mælɪǝbl]ADJ maleable, dúctil* * *['mæliəbəl] -
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adjmaleable adjEnglish-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > malleable
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6 malleable cast iron
English-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > malleable cast iron
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English-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > malleable iron
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maleable adjetivo
1 (un mineral) malleable: es una sustancia sintética muy maleable, it's a malleable synthetic substance
2 (una persona) malleable, docile ' maleable' also found in these entries: English: malleable - plastic - pliable - soft -
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noun, adjective ((of) any of many chemically manufactured substances that can be moulded when still soft: This cup is made of plastic; a plastic cup.) plásticoplastic1 adj de plásticoplastic2 n plásticotr['plæstɪk]1 (bag, cup, spoon, etc) de plástico,-a2 (malleable) moldeable1 plástico2 familiar (credit cards) tarjetas de crédito\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLplastic surgery cirugía plásticaplastic surgeon cirujano,-a plástico,-athe plastic arts las artes nombre femenino plural plásticasthe plastics industry la industria del plásticoplastic ['plæstɪk] adj1) : de plástico2) pliable: plástico, flexible3)plastic surgery : cirugía f plásticaplastic n: plástico madj.• plástico, -a adj.n.• plástico s.m.
I 'plæstɪka) u c ( substance) plástico m; (before n) de plásticob) u ( credit cards) (colloq) plástico m (fam), tarjetas fpl de crédito
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1) ( artificial) (pej) <smile/people> de plástico (pey)2)b) ( Art) plástico['plæstɪk]1. N1) plástico m2) plastics (materiales mpl) plásticos mpl3) (=credit cards) plástico m2. ADJ1) (=made of plastic) [container etc] de plástico2) (=flexible) plástico3.CPDplastic bag N — bolsa f de plástico
plastic bullet N — bala f de goma
plastic explosive N — goma f dos
plastic mac N — (Brit) impermeable m
plastic money N — dinero m de plástico
plastic sheeting N — plástico m en planchas
plastics industry N — industria f del plástico
plastic surgeon N — cirujano(-a) m / f plástico(-a)
plastic surgery N — cirugía f plástica or estética
to have plastic surgery — hacerse la cirugía plástica or estética
plastic wrap N — (US) film m adherente (para envolver alimentos)
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I ['plæstɪk]a) u c ( substance) plástico m; (before n) de plásticob) u ( credit cards) (colloq) plástico m (fam), tarjetas fpl de crédito
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dócil adjetivo ‹niño/comportamiento› meek, docile; ‹perro/caballo› docile, well-trained; ‹ pelo› manageable
dócil adjetivo
1 (persona) docile, manageable
2 (metal, piedra) ductile, malleable ' dócil' also found in these entries: Spanish: cordero - sumisión English: docile - lead - meek - well-behaved - amenable - manageable - tame -
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adj.dúctil (malleable).
См. также в других словарях:
malléable — [ maleabl ] adj. • v. 1500; du lat. malleare « marteler », de malleus « marteau » 1 ♦ Qui a la propriété de s aplatir et de s étendre sous le marteau (ou par l action du laminoir) en lames ou feuilles. ⇒ ductile. L or est le plus malléable des… … Encyclopédie Universelle
Malleable — Mal le*a*ble, a. [F. mall[ e]able, fr. LL. malleare to hammer. See {Malleate}.] 1. Capable of being extended or shaped by beating with a hammer, or by the pressure of rollers; applied to metals. [1913 Webster] 2. Capable of being influenced to… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
malleable — (adj.) late 14c., capable of being shaped by hammering, from M.Fr. malleable and directly from M.L. malleabilis, from malleare to beat with a hammer, from L. malleus hammer (see MALLET (Cf. mallet)). Figurative sense, of persons, capable of being … Etymology dictionary
malleable — Malleable. adj. de tout genre. Qui est dur & ductile, qui se peut battre, forger, & estendre à coups de marteau. Les metaux sont malleables. Le verre n est point malleable … Dictionnaire de l'Académie française
malleable — I adjective accommodating, acquiescent, adaptable, adjustable, agreeable, amenable, amiable, bendable, bending, compliant, conformable, conforming, controllable, deferential, docile, ductile, ductilis, easily bent, easily influenced, easily… … Law dictionary
malleable — *plastic, pliable, pliant, ductile, adaptable Analogous words: tractable, amenable (see OBEDIENT) Antonyms: refractory Contrasted words: intractable, recalcitrant, ungovernable, *unruly … New Dictionary of Synonyms
malleable — [adj] pliable adaptable, compliant, ductile, flexible, governable, go with the flow*, impressionable, manageable, moldable, plastic, pliant, putty in hands*, rolls with punches*, soft, submissive, supple, tractable, tractile, transformable,… … New thesaurus
malleable — ► ADJECTIVE 1) able to be hammered or pressed into shape without breaking or cracking. 2) easily influenced. DERIVATIVES malleability noun. ORIGIN from Latin malleus a hammer … English terms dictionary
malleable — [mal′ē ə bəl] adj. [ME malliable < ML malleabilis < L malleare, to beat with a hammer < malleus, a hammer < IE base * mel , to grind, beat > MILL1] 1. that can be hammered, pounded, or pressed into various shapes without breaking:… … English World dictionary
malleable — [[t]mæ̱liəb(ə)l[/t]] 1) ADJ GRADED If you say that someone is malleable, you mean that they are easily influenced or controlled by other people. [WRITTEN] The malleable mayor of New York was under his control... She was young enough to be… … English dictionary
malléable — (mal lé a bl ) adj. 1° Qu on peut battre, forger, étendre à coups de marteau. L or est le plus malléable des métaux. • Nous répétâmes, dans mon laboratoire de Montbar, l expérience de la platine [du platine] malléable, BUFF. Min. t. V, p. 456 … Dictionnaire de la Langue Française d'Émile Littré