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puffed [pʌft](a) (rice, oats) soufflé∎ puffed (out) essoufflé□, à bout de souffle□ ;∎ we were puffed (out) after the climb la montée nous a essoufflés►► puffed rice riz m gonflé;puffed sleeves manches fpl ballon;puffed wheat blé m soufflé -
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(b) (conceited) suffisant, content de soi;∎ puffed-up with pride bouffi d'orgueil -
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puffed out[p∧ft] adj 1 inchado (machucado). 2 esbaforido. -
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adjective (short of breath; breathing quickly: I'm puffed after running so fast!) jadeante; sin alientotr[pʌft]2 (out of breath) agotado,-a, sin aliento1 (swollen) hinchado,-apʌfta) < sleeve> abombado, abullonadopuffed rice — copos mpl de arroz
b) puffed (out) ( out of breath) (BrE colloq) sin aliento (fam)[pʌft]ADJ1) (also: puffed up) [eye] hinchadoto be puffed up with pride — (fig) hincharse de orgullo
2)I'm puffed (out) * — (=out of breath) me quedé sin aliento
* * *[pʌft]a) < sleeve> abombado, abullonadopuffed rice — copos mpl de arroz
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[pʌft] 1. 2.2) [ sleeve] a sbuffo* * *adjective (short of breath; breathing quickly: I'm puffed after running so fast!) sfiatato, senza fiato* * *puffed /pʌft/a.3 ( di solito, puffed out) (fam.) sfiatato; senza fiato: to be puffed out, avere il fiato corto (o il fiatone)* * *[pʌft] 1. 2.2) [ sleeve] a sbuffo -
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adjective (short of breath; breathing quickly: I'm puffed after running so fast!) andpustenandpustenadj. \/pʌft\/1) andpusten2) ( på klesplagg) puffetpuffed out andpustenpuffed sleeve puffermekvapset, pløset -
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adjective (short of breath; breathing quickly: I'm puffed after running so fast!) esbaforido* * *[p∧ft] adj = link=puffed%20out puffed out.
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