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1 weed
wi:d
1. noun(any wild plant, especially when growing among cultivated plants or where it is not wanted: The garden is full of weeds.) mala hierba
2. verb(to remove weeds (from): to weed the garden.) escardar, desherbar- weed out
weed1 n mala hierbaweed2 vb quitar las malas hierbas / desherbartr[wiːd]3 familiar (tobacco) tabaco, el fumar nombre masculino; (marijuana) hierba, maría, hachís nombre masculino1 escardar1 escardarweed ['wi:d] vt1) : desherbar, desyerbar2)to weed out : eliminar, quitarweed n: mala hierba fv.• desherbar v.• escardar v.• sachar v.n.• cigarrillo s.m.• cizaña s.f.• mala hierba s.f.• ropa de luto s.f.weed* (Drugs)n.• hierba* (Drogas) s.f.• yerba* (Drogas) s.f.wiːd
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1) ( Hort)a) c hierbajo m, mala hierba f, yuyo m (RPl), maleza f (AmL)b) u ( aquatic growth) algas fpl2) u ( marijuana) (sl) hierba f (arg), monte m (AmC, Col, Ven fam)3) c ( feeble person) (BrE colloq) alfeñique m
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transitive verb deshierbar, desherbar*, desmalezar* (AmL), sacar* los yuyos de (RPl)
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vi deshierbar, desherbar*, desmalezar* (AmL), sacar* los yuyos (RPl)Phrasal Verbs:- weed out[wiːd]1. N1) mala hierba f, hierbajo m ; (=waterweed) alga f2) * (=person) pelele * m3)the weed * — hum (=tobacco) el tabaco
4) * (=marihuana) hierba * f5)(widow's) weeds — ropa f de luto
2.VT [+ flowerbed] desherbar3.VI desherbar- weed out* * *[wiːd]
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1) ( Hort)a) c hierbajo m, mala hierba f, yuyo m (RPl), maleza f (AmL)b) u ( aquatic growth) algas fpl2) u ( marijuana) (sl) hierba f (arg), monte m (AmC, Col, Ven fam)3) c ( feeble person) (BrE colloq) alfeñique m
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transitive verb deshierbar, desherbar*, desmalezar* (AmL), sacar* los yuyos de (RPl)
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vi deshierbar, desherbar*, desmalezar* (AmL), sacar* los yuyos (RPl)Phrasal Verbs:- weed out -
2 leaf
li:fplural - leaves; noun1) (a part of a plant growing from the side of a stem, usually green, flat and thin, but of various shapes depending on the plant: Many trees lose their leaves in autumn.) hoja2) (something thin like a leaf, especially the page of a book: Several leaves had been torn out of the book.) hoja, página3) (an extra part of a table, either attached to one side with a hinge or added to the centre when the two ends are apart.) hoja abatible•- leaflet- leafy
- turn over a new leaf
leaf n hojatr[liːf]1 (of plant) hoja2 (of book) hoja, página3 (of table) hoja abatible\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto be in leaf tener hojasto come into leaf echar hojasto take a leaf out of somebody's book seguir el ejemplo de alguiento turn over a new leaf hacer borrón y cuenta nueva, volver la páginaleaf mould mantilloleaf ['li:f] vi1) : echar hojas (dícese de un árbol)2)to leaf through : hojear (un libro)1) : hoja f (de plantas o libros)2)to turn over a new leaf : hacer borrón y cuenta nuevan.(§ pl.: leaves) = ala (Mesa) s.f.• hoja (BOT, ARG) s.f.
I liːf1) (of plant, tree) hoja fto be in leaf — tener* hojas
to shake o tremble like a leaf — temblar* como una hoja
2) (page, sheet) hoja fto take a leaf out of somebody's book — seguir* el ejemplo de alguien
to turn (over) a new leaf — reformarse, hacer* borrón y cuenta nueva
3) ( of table) ala f‡; (of door, shutter) hoja f
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intransitive verb (AmE) echar hojasPhrasal Verbs:[liːf]1. N(pl leaves)1) [of plant] hoja fshake 3., 1)2) [of book] página f- turn over a new leaf- take a leaf out of sb's book3) [of table] ala f, hoja f abatible2.CPDleaf mould, leaf mold (US) N — mantillo m (de hojas), abono m verde
leaf spinach N — hojas fpl de espinaca
leaf tobacco N — tabaco m en rama
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I [liːf]1) (of plant, tree) hoja fto be in leaf — tener* hojas
to shake o tremble like a leaf — temblar* como una hoja
2) (page, sheet) hoja fto take a leaf out of somebody's book — seguir* el ejemplo de alguien
to turn (over) a new leaf — reformarse, hacer* borrón y cuenta nueva
3) ( of table) ala f‡; (of door, shutter) hoja f
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intransitive verb (AmE) echar hojasPhrasal Verbs: -
3 plantation
1) (a place that has been planted with trees.) plantación2) (a piece of land or estate for growing certain crops, especially cotton, sugar, rubber, tea and tobacco: He owned a rubber plantation in Malaysia.) plantaciónplantation n plantacióntr[plæn'teɪʃən]1 (for crops) plantación nombre femeninoplantation [plæn'teɪʃən] n: plantación f, hacienda fa coffee plantation: un cafetaln.• arboleda s.f.• plantación s.f.plæn'teɪʃənnoun plantación f[plæn'teɪʃǝn]N [of tea, sugar etc] plantación f ; (=large estate) hacienda f ; [of trees] arboleda f ; [of young trees] plantel m ; (Hist) colonia f* * *[plæn'teɪʃən]noun plantación f
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