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1 shade
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1. noun1) (slight darkness caused by the blocking of some light: I prefer to sit in the shade rather than the sun.) sombra2) (the dark parts of a picture: light and shade in a portrait.) sombra3) (something that screens or shelters from light or heat: a large sunshade; a shade for a light.) pantalla, visera4) (a variety of a colour; a slight difference: a pretty shade of green; shades of meaning.) tono, matiz5) (a slight amount: The weather is a shade better today.) poquito
2. verb1) ((sometimes with from) to shelter from light or heat: He put up his hand to shade his eyes.) proteger, resguardar2) (to make darker: You should shade the foreground of that drawing.) sombrear3) ((with into) to change very gradually eg from one colour to another.) convertirse•- shaded- shades
- shading
- shady
- shadiness
- put in the shade
shade1 n1. sombra2. tonoshade2 vb proteger del sol / dar sombratr[ʃeɪd]1 (shadow) sombra3 (of colour) tono, matiz nombre masculino4 (small bit) poquito1 (shelter from light) proteger de la luz, resguardar de la luz2 (screen) tapar3 SMALLART/SMALL (darken) sombrear (in, -)1 (change gradually) convertirse ( into, en)1 familiar gafas nombre femenino plural de sol\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto put somebody/something in the shade hacer sombra a alguien/algo, eclipsar a alguien/algo1) shelter: proteger (del sol o de la luz)shade vi: convertirse gradualmentehis irritation shaded into rage: su irritación iba convirtiéndose en furiashade n1) : sombra fto give shade: dar sombra2) : tono m (de un color)3) nuance: matiz m4) : pantalla f (de una lámpara), persiana f (de una ventana)n.• cortina s.f.• matiz s.m.• pantalla de lámpara s.f.• sitio sombreado s.m.• sombra s.f.• visera de gorra s.f.• visillo s.m. (Graph)v.• sombrear (Gráfica) v.v.• asombrar (Obscurecer) v.• matizar v.
I ʃeɪd1) u ( dark place) sombra f25°C in the shade — 25°C a la sombra
to put something/somebody in the shade — hacerle* sombra a algo/alguien, eclipsar algo/a alguien
2) ca) ( lampshade) pantalla fb) ( over window) (AmE) persiana f, estor m (Esp)3)a) c ( of color) tono mb) c (degree of difference, nuance) matiz mevery shade of opinion — toda clase de opiniones, opiniones de todas clases
c) ( slight amount) (colloq) (no pl) poquitín m (fam), pizca f (fam)4) shades pl (sl) sunglasses
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1) (protect from sun, light) \<\<eyes/face\>\> proteger* del sol/de la luz2) ( Art) shade (in) \<\<background/area\>\> sombrear3) ( defeat narrowly) (AmE colloq) ganarle por muy poco a, ganarle por un pelo or por los pelos a (fam)[ʃeɪd]1. N1) (=area of darkness) sombra fto put sb in the shade — (fig) hacer sombra a algn
to put sth in the shade — (fig) dejar algo en la sombra
2) [of colour] tono m, matiz m ; (fig) [of meaning, opinion] matiz m3) (Art) sombra f5) (=lampshade) pantalla f ; (=eye-shade) visera f ; (US) (=blind) persiana f6) (=small quantity) poquito m, tantito m (LAm)8) (=reminder)shades of Professor Dodd! — ¡eso recuerda al profesor Dodd!
2. VT1) (=protect from light) dar sombra ashe put up her hand to shade her eyes (from the sun) — levantó la mano para protegerse los ojos (del sol)
2) (Art) (=shade in) sombrear- shade in* * *
I [ʃeɪd]1) u ( dark place) sombra f25°C in the shade — 25°C a la sombra
to put something/somebody in the shade — hacerle* sombra a algo/alguien, eclipsar algo/a alguien
2) ca) ( lampshade) pantalla fb) ( over window) (AmE) persiana f, estor m (Esp)3)a) c ( of color) tono mb) c (degree of difference, nuance) matiz mevery shade of opinion — toda clase de opiniones, opiniones de todas clases
c) ( slight amount) (colloq) (no pl) poquitín m (fam), pizca f (fam)4) shades pl (sl) sunglasses
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1) (protect from sun, light) \<\<eyes/face\>\> proteger* del sol/de la luz2) ( Art) shade (in) \<\<background/area\>\> sombrear3) ( defeat narrowly) (AmE colloq) ganarle por muy poco a, ganarle por un pelo or por los pelos a (fam) -
2 shade away
VI + ADV = shade off 2. -
3 shade in
VT + ADV sombrear -
4 shade off
1.VT + ADV (Art) [+ colours] degradar2.VI + ADV cambiar poco a poco ( into hasta hacerse); transformarse gradualmente ( into en)blue that shades off into black — azul que se transforma or se funde gradualmente en negro
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5 shade temperature
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6 shade-tolerant plant
especie de sombra; planta tolerante a la sombraEnglish-Spanish dictionary of Geography > shade-tolerant plant
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7 shade
sombra fEnglish-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > shade
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8 shade
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9 shade
s.1 sombra (shadow)2 tono, tonalidad (nuance) (of color); matiz (of opinion)3 espíritu, fantasma (Literary) (ghost)5 persiana, mampara, pantalla.6 pantalla de la lámpara, sombra.7 lugar sombreado.8 pizca, cantidad muy pequeña, poquito.vt.1 dar sombra a, proteger del sol (protect from sun)2 solapar, enmascarar, disfrazar.3 sombrear, obscurecer, dar sombra a, adumbrar.4 dar un matiz a, dar tinte a, difuminar, matizar.5 disimular.6 oscurecerse.(pt & pp shaded) -
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11 shade in
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13 shade plant
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14 shade tree
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16 lamp shade
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17 light and shade
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18 window curtain or shade
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19 to put somebody/something in the shade
to put somebody/something in the shadehacer sombra a alguien/algo, eclipsar a alguien/algoEnglish-spanish dictionary > to put somebody/something in the shade
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20 window shade
SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL persiana
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