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1. past tense, past participle - scrubbed; verb1) (to rub hard in order to clean: She's scrubbing the floor.) fregar bien, restregar2) (to remove by scrubbing: She scrubbed the mess off the carpet.) fregar3) (to cancel: We planned to go but had to scrub the idea.) cancelar
2. noun(an act of scrubbing.) fregado, lavadoscrub vb fregartr[skrʌb]1 (undergrowth) maleza————————tr[skrʌb]1 (clean - floor, dishes) fregar bien, estregar, restregar; (- clothes, wall) lavar bien, frotar bien■ she was on her knees, scrubbing the floor estaba de rodillas fregando el suelo1 fregar bien (at, -)1 (cleaning) fregado, lavadoscrub n1) thicket, underbrush: maleza f, matorral m, matorrales mpl2) scrubbing: fregado m, restregadura fn.• fregado s.m.• limpieza s.f.• maleza s.f.• matorral s.m.• monte bajo s.f.v.• estregar v.• fregar v.
I skrʌb1) u ( vegetation) matorrales mpl2) ( act) (no pl)he gave the floor a good scrub — fregó bien el piso ( con cepillo); (before n)
scrub brush — (AmE) cepillo m de fregar
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- bb- transitive verb1) ( scour) \<\<floor/table\>\> fregar*; \<\<knees/hands\>\> restregar*, refregar*2) (BrE colloq) ( cancel) \<\<event/game/meeting\>\> cancelar•Phrasal Verbs:- scrub up
I [skrʌb]1.2.CPDscrub fire N — incendio m de monte bajo
II [skrʌb]1.N fregado m, restregado m (esp LAm)to give sth a (good) scrub — fregar or restregar algo (bien)
it needs a hard scrub — hay que fregarlo or restregarlo con fuerza
2. VT1) (=clean) [+ floor, hands etc] fregarto scrub sth clean — fregar or restregar algo hasta que quede limpio
2) * (=cancel) cancelar, anularlet's scrub it — bueno, lo borramos
3.CPDscrub brush N — (US) cepillo m de fregar
- scrub up* * *
I [skrʌb]1) u ( vegetation) matorrales mpl2) ( act) (no pl)he gave the floor a good scrub — fregó bien el piso ( con cepillo); (before n)
scrub brush — (AmE) cepillo m de fregar
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- bb- transitive verb1) ( scour) \<\<floor/table\>\> fregar*; \<\<knees/hands\>\> restregar*, refregar*2) (BrE colloq) ( cancel) \<\<event/game/meeting\>\> cancelar•Phrasal Verbs:- scrub up -
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adj.1 achaparrado, desmirriado; inferior, mezquino.2 en que participan luchadores novicios o poco hábiles.s.1 maleza, matorral (bushes)2 (lavar)to give something a (good) scrub fregar (bien) algo3 restregón, fregado, fregadura.4 árbol achaparrado, arbusto achaparrado.5 pelele.6 jugador de reserva, jugador reserva, jugador suplente.vt.1 fregar (floor, pots)2 borrar (familiar) (cancel)3 restregarse, refregarse.4 echar fuera, echar.5 suspender.(pt & pp scrubbed) -
5 scrub up
v + adv \<\<doctor/nurse\>\> lavarse ( antes de una operación)VI + ADV [doctor, surgeon] lavarse* * *v + adv \<\<doctor/nurse\>\> lavarse ( antes de una operación) -
6 scrub up
v.lavarse bien las manos antes de una operación.vi.lavarse bien las manos (medicina) -
7 scrub brush
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8 scrub the hull
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9 scrub down
VT + ADV [+ room, wall] fregarto scrub o.s. down — fregarse
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10 scrub away
VT + ADV [+ dirt] quitar restregando; [+ stain] quitar frotando -
11 scrub off
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12 scrub out
VT + ADV [+ stain] limpiar restregando; [+ pan] fregar; [+ name] tachar -
13 scrub nurse
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14 scrub room
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15 scrub typhus
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16 scrub typhus
fiebre fluvial japonesa, tifus tropical malayo, rickettsiosis tsutsugamushiEnglish-Spanish dictionary of labour protection > scrub typhus
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17 scrub cultivator
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18 scrub mark
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19 scrub away
v.quitar restregando, limpiar por frotación. -
20 scrub brush
s.cepillo para fregar, cepillo de fregar, fregador, cepillo limpiasuelos.
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