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81 arrimón
m.free-rider, lounge lizard.* * *SM (=holgazán) loafer, idler; (=gorrón) sponger *estar de arrimón — to hang about, loaf around
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82 escapado
f. & m.escapee.past part.past participle of spanish verb: escapar.* * *escapado, -a1.ADJ (=rápido)tengo que volverme escapado a la tienda — I must get back to the shop double-quick, I have to rush back to the shop
2. SM / F1) (=fugitivo) fugitive, runaway2) (Ciclismo)* * *escapado, -a♦ adj[en ciclismo] breakaway♦ nm,fel pelotón dio caza al escapado the pack gave chase to the breakaway rider;los escapados llevan tres minutos de ventaja the breakaway group have a three-minute lead -
83 gallardear
v.1 to do something with grace or elegance (con elegancia).2 to act with ease and grace.El jinete gallardea The horseback rider acts with ease and grace.3 to put on airs, to boast, to brag.El duque gallardea The duke puts on airs.4 to court.Me gallardea Ricardo Ricardo courts me.* * *1 to strut* * *VI1) (=actuar con gracia) to act with ease and grace; (=tener buen porte) to bear o.s. well2) (=pavonearse) to strut* * *gallardear [A1 ]vi( liter)1 (mostrar gallardía) to act gallantly2 «castillo» to rise majesticallyel torero gallardeaba envuelto en su capote de paseo the bullfighter looked majestic in his cape3(hacer ostento): gallardear DE algo to flaunt sth, show sth off -
84 grupera
f.1 cushion at the back of a saddle for carrying a satchel, etc (de caballo).2 Crupper, a looped strap for a horse's tail.3 pillion.* * *ir en la grupera — to sit behind the rider, be carried on the horse's rump
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85 maturrango
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86 recalcitrar
v.1 to kick or strike with the heel.2 to wince, to kick as unwilling of the rider (horses).3 to oppose, to make resistance where obedience is due (resistir).4 to regress, to take backward steps.El enemigo retrograda por temor The enemy regresses out of fear.* * *VI1) (=echarse atrás) to take a step back2) (=resistir) to resist, be stubborn, refuse to take heed -
87 yoquei
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88 aprovechador
m.free-rider, advantage taker, deadbeat, opportunist.* * *adj/m,f* * *aprovechador, -ora CSur♦ adjes muy aprovechador he's a real opportunist, he always has an eye for the main chance♦ nm,fopportunist;es un aprovechador he always has an eye for the main chance -
89 adiciones
• ride up• rider• riders• ridership -
90 aprovechador
• advantage taker• deadbeat• free rider• opportunely• opportunistic -
91 arribista
• arriviste• bounder• careerist• free rider• opportunely• opportunistic• party wall• pas de deux• social climber• socially ambitious• socially ambitious person -
92 arrimado
• free rider -
93 arrimón
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94 cabalgador
• horseless• horsemanship• ride to hounds• rideable• rider• riders -
95 caballista
• equestrian• horseless• horsemanship• horsetail• horsewomen• ride to hounds• rideable• rider• riders -
96 caja fuerte
• deed-box• night rider• night safe• night school• safe• safety vault• strongbox• vault -
97 cerro
• hilariousness• hillbilly• mountain• rider• ridership• ridge• ridge of earth -
98 cordillera
• chain of mountains• cordillera• mountain chain• mountain range• range of mountains• rider• ridership• ridge• ridge of earth -
99 descanso nocturno
• night porter• night rider -
100 endoso de seguridad sobreseída
• superseded suretyship riderDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > endoso de seguridad sobreseída
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