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1 tile
1. noun1) (a piece of baked clay used in covering roofs, walls, floors etc: Some of the tiles were blown off the roof during the storm.) teja; baldosa, azulejo2) (a similar piece of plastic material used for covering floors etc.) baldosa
2. verb(to cover with tiles: We had to have the roof tiled.) embaldosar (suelo); alicatar (paredes); tejar (tejado)- tiledtile n azulejo / baldosa / tejaHay diferentes tipos de tile; wall tiles para la pared del baño o cocina ( azulejos), floor tiles para el suelo ( baldosas), ceiling tiles para el techo ( placas para el techo ) y roof tiles para el tejado ( tejas)tr[taɪl]1 (wall) alicatar, poner azulejos a2 (floor) embaldosar3 (roof) tejar\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL(out) on the tiles de juerga, de marchatile ['taɪl] vt, tiled ; tiling : embaldosar (un piso), revestir de azulejos (una pared), tejar (un techo)tile n2) : azulejo m (de una pared)3) : teja f (de un techo)n.• azulejo s.m.• baldosín s.m.• chistera s.f.• ladrillo s.m.• losa s.f.• mosaico s.m.• sombrero de copa s.m.• teja s.f.v.• azulejar v.• embaldosar v.• tejar v.• trastejar v.
I taɪlb) ( for roof) (BrE) teja fon the tiles — (BrE) de juerga or parranda (fam)
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transitive verb \<\<roof\>\> tejar; \<\<floor\>\> embaldosar; \<\<wall\>\> revestir* de azulejos, azulejar, alicatar (Esp)[taɪl]1.N (=roof tile) teja f ; (=floor tile) baldosa f ; (=wall tile, decorative tile) azulejo m2.VT [+ floor] embaldosar; [+ wall] revestir de azulejos, alicatar (Sp); [+ ceiling] tejar* * *
I [taɪl]b) ( for roof) (BrE) teja fon the tiles — (BrE) de juerga or parranda (fam)
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transitive verb \<\<roof\>\> tejar; \<\<floor\>\> embaldosar; \<\<wall\>\> revestir* de azulejos, azulejar, alicatar (Esp) -
2 ceiling
nAIR TRANSP, SPACE techo m, techo operativo m, visibilidad f -
3 ceiling tile
nCONST losa del techo f
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