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1 plus fours
s.pantalones holgados de media pierna, pantalones bombachos, pantalones de golf, calzones bombachos. -
2 plus
1. preposition(used to show addition: Two plus three equals five (2 + 3 = 5).) más
2. noun((also plus sign) a sign (+) used to show addition or positive quality.) signo más
3. adjective(positive or more than zero: a plus quantity; The temperature was plus fifteen degrees.) positivoplus prep más
plus sustantivo masculino bonus, extra pay
plus de peligrosidad, danger money ' plus' also found in these entries: Spanish: extra - igual - más - signo - suma - sumar - llevar English: bonus - performance-related pay - plus - weighting - be - four - maketr[plʌs]1 más1 (ion, number) positivo,-a2 (and more) más de, algo más de■ a house costs £60,000 plus una casa cuesta algo más de 60.000 libras3 (advantageous) positivo,-a1 SMALLMATHEMATICS/SMALL (sign) signo más2 (advantage) ventaja, factor nombre masculino positivo, pro\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLplus sign signo másplus ['plʌs] adj1) positive: positivoa plus factor: un factor positivoa grade of C plus: una calificación entre C y Ba salary of $30,000 plus: un sueldo de más de $30,000plus n2) advantage: ventaja fplus prep: más (en matemáticas)plus conjand: yadj.• adicional adj.• positivo, -a adj.adv.• más adv.prep.• más prep.
I plʌsa)b) (advantage, bonus) (colloq) ventaja f, pro m
II
a) ( advantageous) (colloq) (before n) < point> positivo, a favoron the plus side, it is very spacious — entre las ventajas or los pros está que es muy amplio
b) ( positive) (before noun) <ion/number> positivo+2° — (léase: plus two degrees) +2° (read as: dos grados sobre cero)
c) ( and more) (pred)children aged 13 plus — niños de 13 años para arriba or de 13 años en adelante
d) ( Educ)B+ — (léase: B plus) calificación entre A y B, más baja que A-
III
preposition más2 + 3 = 5 — (léase: two plus three equals five) 2 + 3 = 5 (read as: dos más tres es igual a cinco)
plus the fact that... — aparte de que...
IV
conjunction (crit) además de que[plʌs]1. PREP1) (Math) más, ywe're plus 500 — (Bridge) tenemos una ventaja de 500 puntos
2) (=in addition to)2. ADJ1) (Math, Elec) positivoa plus factor — (fig) un factor a favor
2)twenty plus — veinte y pico, veintitantos
two pounds plus — dos libras y algo más, más de dos libras
on earnings of £40,000 plus — de un sueldo de 40.000 libras en adelante
3. N1) (Math) (=plus sign) signo m (de) más, signo m de sumar2) (fig) (=advantage) punto m a favor4.CONJ (=moreover) ademásplus we haven't got the money — además, no tenemos el dinero
5.CPDplus fours NPL — pantalones mpl de golf, pantalones mpl holgados de media pierna
plus point N — (=advantage) ventaja f
a plus point for families is the nearby retail park — una ventaja para las familias es la proximidad de un parque comercial
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I [plʌs]a)b) (advantage, bonus) (colloq) ventaja f, pro m
II
a) ( advantageous) (colloq) (before n) < point> positivo, a favoron the plus side, it is very spacious — entre las ventajas or los pros está que es muy amplio
b) ( positive) (before noun) <ion/number> positivo+2° — (léase: plus two degrees) +2° (read as: dos grados sobre cero)
c) ( and more) (pred)children aged 13 plus — niños de 13 años para arriba or de 13 años en adelante
d) ( Educ)B+ — (léase: B plus) calificación entre A y B, más baja que A-
III
preposition más2 + 3 = 5 — (léase: two plus three equals five) 2 + 3 = 5 (read as: dos más tres es igual a cinco)
plus the fact that... — aparte de que...
IV
conjunction (crit) además de que
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Plus fours — are trousers that golfers wear 4 inches below the knee (and thus four inches longer than traditional knickerbockers, hence the name). They have been traditionally associated with sporting attire from the 1860s and onward, and are particularly… … Wikipedia
plus fours — n [plural] short loose trousers that are fastened just below the knee. Men wore them in the past, especially when playing golf … Dictionary of contemporary English
plus fours — noun plural loose pants that are fastened below the knee, worn by men when playing sports, especially golf, in the past … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
plus fours — plus′ fours′ n. clo (used with a pl. v.) long, baggy knickers for men, worn for golfing and other sports, esp. during the 1920s • Etymology: 1915–20 … From formal English to slang
plus fours — ► PLURAL NOUN ▪ men s baggy knickerbockers reaching below the knee, formerly worn for hunting and golf. ORIGIN so named because the overhang at the knee required an extra four inches of material … English terms dictionary
plus fours — n. [orig. a tailoring term indicating an added four inches of material for overlap below the knee] loose knickerbockers worn, esp. formerly, for active sports … English World dictionary
plus-fours — also plus fours N PLURAL: also a pair of N Plus fours are short wide trousers fastened below the knees which people used to wear when hunting or playing golf. [OLD FASHIONED] … English dictionary
plus fours — [20] The term plus fours was introduced around 1920. It is an allusion to the fact that such trousers were made four inches longer in the leg than the standard knickerbockers or shorts of the time, which came to just above the knee … The Hutchinson dictionary of word origins
plus fours — see plus fours … English dictionary
plus fours — [20] The term plus fours was introduced around 1920. It is an allusion to the fact that such trousers were made four inches longer in the leg than the standard knickerbockers or shorts of the time, which came to just above the knee … Word origins
plus fours — plus foured, adj. long, baggy knickers for men, introduced before World War I and worn until the 1930s for sports activities, esp. golf. [1915 20; so called because four inches are added to the length of ordinary knickers to give the desired… … Universalium