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see mouldmold n molde / mohotr[məʊld]1 SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL→ link=mould mould{mold ['mo:ld] vt: moldear, formar (carácter, etc.)mold vi: enmohecersethe bread will mold: el pan se enmohecerámold n2) form: molde mto break the mold: romper el molde3) fungus: moho mn.• carácter s.m.• forma s.f.• horma s.f.• mantillo s.m.• matriz s.f.• moho s.m.• molde s.m.v.• amoldar v.• enmohecer v.• formar v.• modelar v.• moldear v.• plasmar v.• vaciar v.
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BrE mould məʊld noun1)a) c ( hollow vessel) molde mto break the mold — romper* moldes
b) ( type) (no pl)to be cast o set in the same mold — estar* cortado por el mismo patrón
c) c u ( dish) timbal m2) u c ( fungus) moho m
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BrE mould transitive verb \<\<steel/plastic\>\> moldear; \<\<character/attitudes\>\> formar, moldear* * *
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BrE mould [məʊld] noun1)a) c ( hollow vessel) molde mto break the mold — romper* moldes
b) ( type) (no pl)to be cast o set in the same mold — estar* cortado por el mismo patrón
c) c u ( dish) timbal m2) u c ( fungus) moho m
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BrE mould transitive verb \<\<steel/plastic\>\> moldear; \<\<character/attitudes\>\> formar, moldear
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