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1 blyant(s)holder
(en -e) pencil holder;( klemme til lomme) clip. -
2 portalápiz
• pencil holder -
3 ipupene
pencil holder -
4 ipupene
pencil holder -
5 ceruzatartó
pencil holder -
6 portalápiz
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7 portalápices
SM INV (=estuche) [para llevar] pencil case; [para escritorio] pencil holder, pen holder -
8 porte-crayon
pɔʀt(ə)kʀɛjɔ̃ nm* * * -
9 blyantholder
subst. pencil-case subst. clip subst. pencil holder -
10 рейсфедер
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11 porte-crayons
porte-crayons nm inv pencil holder. -
12 рейсфедер
1) (чертежный инструмент)
drawing-pen, mapping pen
2) (для карандаша)
pencil-holder* * ** * *drawing-pen, mapping pen; ruling-pen* * *drawing-penpenportcrayon -
13 matitatoio
matitatoio s.m. pencil holder. -
14 portamatita
portamatita s.m. pencil holder. -
15 карандашница
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16 рейсфедер
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17 plumero
m.1 feather duster.2 pencil case.* * *1 (para el polvo) feather duster2 (de adorno) plume\vérsele el plumero a alguien familiar to see through somebody, have somebody's number* * *1. SM1) [para limpiar] feather duster2) (=adorno) plume3) (=penacho) bunch of feathers4) (=portaplumas) penholder5) (=estuche) pencil case6) And (=fontanero) plumber7) Cono Sur (=borla) powder puff2.ADJ * (=homosexual) campplumier* * *a) ( para limpiar) feather dusterse te/le ve el plumero — (Esp fam) I know what you're/he's up to (colloq)
b) ( estuche) pencil case; ( recipiente) pen holder* * *= dustbrush, feather duster.Ex. Cleaning needs to be done very gently with just water, or dusted with a cloth or soft dustbrush.Ex. Feather dusters use the principles of static electricity to take up small debris such as dander.----* vérsele a Alguien el plumero = give + Reflexivo + away.* * *a) ( para limpiar) feather dusterse te/le ve el plumero — (Esp fam) I know what you're/he's up to (colloq)
b) ( estuche) pencil case; ( recipiente) pen holder* * *= dustbrush, feather duster.Ex: Cleaning needs to be done very gently with just water, or dusted with a cloth or soft dustbrush.
Ex: Feather dusters use the principles of static electricity to take up small debris such as dander.* vérsele a Alguien el plumero = give + Reflexivo + away.* * *1 (para limpiar) feather dusterse te/le ve el plumero ( fam); I know what you're/he's up to ( colloq), you're/he's giving yourself/himself away2 (estuche) pencil case; (recipiente) pen holder* * *
plumero sustantivo masculino
( recipiente) pen holder
plumero m (para limpiar) feather duster
♦ Locuciones: familiar se te ve el plumero, I can see what you're up to
' plumero' also found in these entries:
English:
dust
- duster
- feather duster
- feather
* * *plumero nmfeather duster;Famse le ve el plumero you can see through him* * *m3:vérsele el plumero a alguien fig fam see what s.o. is up to fam* * *plumero nm: feather duster -
18 cartuchera
f.1 cartridge belt.2 cartridge holder, ammunitions pouch, cartridge belt, cartridge box.* * *1 cartridge holder, cartridge belt* * *SF1) [para pistola] cartridge belt2) * [en muslos] saddlebags* * *1)a) ( estuche - para cartuchos) cartridge clip; (- para pistola) holsterb) ( cinturón - para cartuchos) cartridge belt; (- para pistola) gun belt2)a) (RPl) ( de escolar) pencil caseb) (Chi) ( para los anteojos) glasses o spectacle case* * *1)a) ( estuche - para cartuchos) cartridge clip; (- para pistola) holsterb) ( cinturón - para cartuchos) cartridge belt; (- para pistola) gun belt2)a) (RPl) ( de escolar) pencil caseb) (Chi) ( para los anteojos) glasses o spectacle case* * *A1 (estuche — para cartuchos) cartridge clip; (— para una pistola) holster2 (cinturón — para cartuchos) cartridge belt; (— para una pistola) gun beltB1 ( RPl) (de escolar) pencil case2 ( Chi) (para los anteojos) glasses o spectacle case* * *
cartuchera sustantivo femenino
1
(— para pistola) holster
(— para pistola) gun belt
2 (RPl) ( de escolar) pencil case
' cartuchera' also found in these entries:
English:
pencil
* * *cartuchera nf1. [para cartuchos] cartridge belt3. RP [para lápices] pencil box* * *f1 cartridge belt2:cartucheras pl fam flabby hips -
19 lapicero
m.1 pencil (lápiz). (peninsular Spanish)2 fountain pen (estilográfica). (Chilean Spanish)3 ballpoint (pen), Biro®. ( Central American Spanish, Perú)4 ball-point pen, pen, Biro.5 propelling pencil.* * *1 pencil* * *SM1) (=portaminas) propelling pencil, mechanical pencil (EEUU)3) *** (=pene) prick **** * *a) ( portaminas) automatic pencil (AmE), propelling pencil (BrE)b) (AmC, Per) ( bolígrafo) ballpoint pen* * *a) ( portaminas) automatic pencil (AmE), propelling pencil (BrE)b) (AmC, Per) ( bolígrafo) ballpoint pen* * *4 ( Arg) (portaplumas) pen holder* * *
lapicero sustantivo masculino
lapicero sustantivo masculino propelling pencil, US mechanical pencil
' lapicero' also found in these entries:
English:
case
* * *lapicero nm3. CAm, Perú [bolígrafo] ballpoint (pen), Biro®4. Am [portaminas] Br propelling pencil, US mechanical pencil* * *m L.Am.automatic pencil, Brpropelling pencil* * *lapicero nm1) : mechanical pencil2) CA, Peru : ballpoint pen* * *lapicero n pencil -
20 portapenne
m invar pencil case* * *portapenne s.m.1 ( da scrivania) penholder2 ( astuccio) pen-case◆ agg. pen (attr.).* * *[porta'penne]sostantivo maschile invariabile1) (astuccio) pencil box, pencil case2) (asticella) pen holder* * *portapenne/porta'penne/m.inv.1 (astuccio) pencil box, pencil case2 (asticella) pen holder.
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