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Kopfbedeckung, dieprotective headgear — Kopfschutz, der
* * ** * *ˈhead·gearn no pl Kopfbedeckung f; (as protection) Kopfschutz m; (of horses) Zaum m kein pl, Zaumzeug nt kein pl* * *headgear s1. Kopfbedeckung f2. Kopfgestell n, Zaumzeug n (vom Pferd)* * *noun, no pl.Kopfbedeckung, dieprotective headgear — Kopfschutz, der
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noun (anything that is worn on the head: Hats, caps and helmets are headgear.) tocado; sombrero; gorro; cascotr['hedgɪəSMALLr/SMALL]1 (hat) sombrero; (for women) tocadoheadgear ['hɛd.gɪr] n: gorro m, casco m, sombrero mn.• cabezada s.f.• prenda para la cabeza s.f.• sombrero s.m.• tocado s.m.mass nounto wear the correct headgear — llevar el sombrero (or casco or gorro etc) indicado
['hedɡɪǝ(r)]N (gen) tocado m ; (=hat) sombrero m ; (=cap) gorra f ; (=helmet) casco m* * *mass nounto wear the correct headgear — llevar el sombrero (or casco or gorro etc) indicado
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[prə'tektɪv] 1.1) (providing security) [layer, measure] protettivo; [ clothing] protettivo, da lavoro2) (caring) [attitude, gesture] protettivo, premurosoto be protective of — custodire con cura, essere geloso di [ car]; proteggere [discovery, research]
3) econ. [tariff, system] protezionista, protezionistico2.* * *[-tiv]adjective (giving, or intended to give, protection: protective clothing/glasses.) protettivo, di protezione* * *protective /prəˈtɛktɪv/A a.1 protettivo; di protezione; di difesa; difensivo: protective headgear, protezione per la testa; casco di protezione; a protective mother, una madre protettiva; protective mask, maschera di protezione; (biol.) protective colouring, mimetismo difensivo; a protective gesture, un gesto di difesa2 (econ.) protettivo; protezionistico: protective duty, dazio protettivo; protective tariffs, tariffe protezionisticheB n.1 cosa che serve a proteggere; protezione2 preservativo; profilattico● ( sport) protective cup, conchiglia di protezione ( per l'inguine) □ (leg.) protective custody, detenzione ( da parte della polizia) a scopo di protezione □ (mil.) protective fire, fuoco d'interdizione □ protective helmet, elmetto (o casco) di protezione □ (elettr.) protective relay, relè di protezione □ ( banca) protective wallet, portalibrettoprotectively avv. protectiveness n. [u].* * *[prə'tektɪv] 1.1) (providing security) [layer, measure] protettivo; [ clothing] protettivo, da lavoro2) (caring) [attitude, gesture] protettivo, premurosoto be protective of — custodire con cura, essere geloso di [ car]; proteggere [discovery, research]
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- tivadjective (giving, or intended to give, protection: protective clothing/glasses.) protector, de protecciónprotective adj protectortr[prə'tektɪv]1 (gen) protector,-ra; (clothing) de protecciónprotective [prə'tɛktɪv] adj: protectoradj.• protector adj.prə'tektɪva) <headgear/covering> protector; < clothing> de protecciónprotective custody — detención de una persona para su propia protección
b) <attitude/feelings> protector[prǝ'tektɪv]1. ADJ2) (emotionally) [attitude, gesture] protectorBecky's fiercely protective father, John — John, el padre de Becky, que tiene/tenía una actitud terriblemente protectora hacia ella
to be/feel protective towards or of sb — tener una actitud protectora hacia algn
he's very protective towards his little sister — tiene una actitud muy protectora hacia su hermanita, protege mucho a su hermanita
3) (Econ) [tariffs] proteccionista2.CPDprotective cream N — crema f protectora
protective custody N — detención f preventiva
* * *[prə'tektɪv]a) <headgear/covering> protector; < clothing> de protecciónprotective custody — detención de una persona para su propia protección
b) <attitude/feelings> protector
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