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121 slip
m.1 briefs.2 underwear.* * *1→ link=eslip eslip* * *[ez'lip]SM (pl slips) [ez'lip]1) (=calzoncillos) underpants pl, briefs pl2) (=bañador) bathing trunks pl* * *[(e)s'lip](pl slips) masculino1) ( prenda interior)a) ( de hombre) underpants (pl), briefs (pl) (frml), pants (pl) (BrE)b) ( de mujer) panties (pl), briefs (pl) (frml), knickers (pl) (BrE)2) ( bañador) swimming trunks (pl)* * *[(e)s'lip](pl slips) masculino1) ( prenda interior)a) ( de hombre) underpants (pl), briefs (pl) (frml), pants (pl) (BrE)b) ( de mujer) panties (pl), briefs (pl) (frml), knickers (pl) (BrE)2) ( bañador) swimming trunks (pl)* * *SLIP (Protocolo de Internet para Conexiones en Serie)Nota: En Internet, protocolo para conectar un ordenador a Internet a través de una línea telefónica y un modem.Ex: SLIP (Serial Line Internet Protocol) is a standard for using a regular telephone line (a serial line) and a modem to connect a computer as a real Internet site.
* * */(e)sˈlip/(pl slips)B (bañador) swimming trunks (pl)* * *
slip /(e)s'lip/ (pl◊ slips) sustantivo masculino
1 ( prenda interior)
2 ( bañador) swimming trunks (pl)
slip sustantivo masculino (calzoncillo corto) pants, briefs
' slip' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
colar
- colarse
- columpiarse
- combinación
- deslizar
- desliz
- despiste
- escabullirse
- escapar
- escurrirse
- esquinazo
- formularia
- formulario
- lapso
- lapsus
- patinar
- resbalar
- resbalarse
- resbalón
- traspié
- tropezón
- amarradero
- boleta
- derrapar
- descuido
- desmarcarse
- escurrir
- fondo
- mano
- papeleta
- patinazo
- resbalada
- resguardo
- tique
- tropiezo
- vale
- volante
English:
paying-in-slip
- slip
- slip away
- slip back
- slip down
- slip in
- slip into
- slip off
- slip on
- slip out
- slip past
- slip up
- slip-road
- slip-up
- wage slip
- briefs
- cost
- lapse
- pay
- petticoat
- pillow
- quietly
- sales
* * *1. [calzoncillo] briefs [men' s];compré un slip I bought some briefs, I bought a pair of briefs2. [bañador] swimming trunks;trae un slip bring some swimming trunks, bring a pair of swimming trunks* * *m underpants pl* * *slip nm: briefs pl, underpants pl -
122 froc
froc [fʀɔk]masculine nouna. [de moine] habit* * *fʀɔknom masculin1) (sl) ( pantalon) trousers (pl) GB, pants (pl) US2) Religion habit* * *fʀɔk nm1) RELIGION habit2) * (= pantalon) pants pl* * *froc nm2 Relig habit.faire dans son froc◑ to be shitting◑ oneself, to be scared shitless◑; baisser son froc◑ to eat humble pie; jeter son froc aux orties to give up one's vocation.[frɔk] nom masculin -
123 похоть
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124 Bundfaltenhose
* * *Bụnd|fal|ten|ho|sefpleated trousers pl (esp Brit) or pants pl (esp US)* * *Bund·fal·ten·ho·sef trousers [or pants] pl with a pleated front* * *Bundfaltenhose f: ( -
125 Büx
* * *Bụ̈x [bʏks]1. f -, -en, Bu|xe['bʊksə]2. f -, -n (N Ger)trousers pl (esp Brit), pants pl (esp US)fünf Büxen — five pairs of trousers (esp Brit) or pants (esp US)
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126 Damenhose
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127 Hochwasserhose
* * *Hochwasserhose f umg, hum:* * *f.half-mast pants (US) expr.pants which are too short (US) expr.trousers at half-mast (UK) expr.trousers which are too short (UK) expr. -
128 Hummel
f; -, -n; ZOOL. bumblebee; wilde Hummel fig., hum. real tomboy; Hummeln im Hintern haben umg., fig. have ants in one’s pants* * *die Hummelbumblebee* * *Hụm|mel ['hʊml]f -, -nbumblebeeHummeln im or unterm Hintern haben (dated inf) — to have ants in one's pants (inf)
* * *(a kind of large bee with a hairy body.) bumble-bee* * *Hum·mel<-, -n>[ˈhʊml̩]f bumblebee* * *die; Hummel, Hummeln bumble-bee; humble-beeeine wilde Hummel — (scherzh.) a proper tomboy
* * *wilde Hummel fig, hum real tomboy;Hummeln im Hintern haben umg, fig have ants in one’s pants* * *die; Hummel, Hummeln bumble-bee; humble-beeeine wilde Hummel — (scherzh.) a proper tomboy
* * *-n f.bumble-bee n.bumblebee n.
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